The old yet clean suit, the worn-out briefcase, the sickly and listless face, the light brown hair already streaked with gray, and the green eyes revealing a hint of nervousness allowed Charles to confirm that the person standing at the door was Remus Lupin.
"Dumbledore sent you?" Charles asked.
Lupin immediately answered, "Yes. He asked me to come find Mr. Charles Smith."
Charles said, "I'm Charles. Please, come in. Professor Dumbledore is busy at the moment."
"I'll help you put your briefcase in the living room."
The prohibition against underage wizards using magic at home was actually aimed at Muggle-born young wizards, and it only began after they went to Hogwarts.
Fred and George had no idea how many times those two had broken the rule, while Hermione had tried a few simple spells before starting school without anything happening.
Last night, the Ministry of Magic detected someone using magic at 3 Privet Drive and immediately sent an official over. But the official found Dumbledore washing dishes with the Elder Wand after dinner, so they stopped bothering with it afterward.
So now, when Charles helped Lupin make the briefcase fly into the living room, nothing happened.
Charles then took Lupin to the study on the second floor to watch the show. At that moment, Petunia was like an enraged lion, gripping the computer's power plug as she confronted Dumbledore.
Because the Ministry of Magic had placed a magical detection spell around the house to check whether anyone was using magic, Jack also tried to use it as little as possible. After the half-prepared dinner in the kitchen had gone bad the last time because he had been too absorbed in a game, he decided to hire someone to take care of the housework.
With Jack's habit of treating pounds as