"You ought to spend your time reading the Educational Decrees posted on the Notice Board instead of coming to complain to me. Even if you complain to me, I can't solve this problem for you. If you have any issues, go directly to the High Inquisitor. She's the one with the authority. If you intend to beg our High Inquisitor to lift Potter and the Weasley Twins' Quidditch ban, I suggest you take the time to select new players instead."
Faced with the Quidditch captain's plea for help, Professor McGonagall's tone remained calm. She understood Angelina's difficulties, but there was truly nothing she could do. Even though the toad had been having a miserable time lately, she was still the High Inquisitor. No one would openly violate the Ministry of Magic's laws.
So Angelina's attempt was doomed to fail.
"See you later!" Fred called to Albert before hurrying after Angelina, disappearing around the end of the corridor.
"Albert, wait a moment."
Albert withdrew his gaze from the end of the corridor. Just as he was about to head to the Ancient Runes Classroom, Cedric appeared from behind and walked alongside him down the corridor, drawing the attention of quite a few girls.
"What is it?" Albert asked.
"I've run into a bit of trouble lately."
Cedric raised a hand and pointed toward the corner on their right. The two of them turned into an empty classroom nearby.
"What, is Cho breaking up with you?" Albert teased.
"No, our relationship is great." Cedric immediately shook his head.
"Then when are you getting married?" Albert continued.
"Married?" Cedric looked a little embarrassed.
"Or are you two just playing at romance?" Albert continued tormenting the flustered Cedric.
"Of course not." Cedric said, puzzled. "But... isn't it a little early to be thinking about