Days at Hogwarts
Chapter 1623

War Without Victors (Sixty-Eight)

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Next came the girls' vows. They were nowhere near as solemn as Albert had expected, and the terms had been agreed upon from the start. The only thing Albert found strange was that Isobel had become the witness to the four of them making an Unbreakable Vow.

Honestly, the whole thing was bizarre. His wife was personally witnessing her husband and his lovers.

This was probably the first case in history!

Yet judging by Isobel's expression, she showed no dissatisfaction at all. If anything... she was smiling happily.

Yes, she seemed not to mind her husband having several more beautiful lovers, and was even happy to see the three lovely girls before her firmly bound to Albert.

Such a harmonious family scene was truly unbelievable.

In fact, even Catherine, Valeria, and Louise were stunned by Isobel's generosity, never expecting things to go so smoothly.

Though lover culture was rampant in Europe, it was mostly in the Muggle World. Such things were still rather rare in the wizarding world.

But on further thought, they had no intention of stealing Albert from Isobel. Becoming Albert's lovers was more about taking their Win-Win Cooperation and binding their interests even more tightly together.

This was also a kind of compromise from Isobel. Given Albert's immense appeal to other girls, it was only a matter of time before other lovers appeared.

Rather than have Albert find some random women outside, it was far more reliable to choose beautiful girls they knew and shared interests with.

They had long reached a consensus on that matter.

After the vows were finished early, Isobel sent Albert off to take a bath in preparation for the welcoming dinner. Once he had left, Catherine and the other two finally received the Potions recipe for "Youth and Vitality" from Isobel, along

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