Honestly, as she advanced through the years, Daphne had begun to regret coming to Hogwarts.
With graduation from Hogwarts approaching, she had already realized the predicament she would face in the future.
Her formerly well-off family in the Muggle world simply could no longer provide any meaningful help now that she was in the magical world.
That also meant that if she remained in the magical world, she would have to work hard like other Muggle-born wizards to build an ordinary life for herself.
But that was not the life Daphne wanted.
Unless, after completing her studies at Hogwarts, she was willing to return to the Muggle World, continue on to university, and live the life of an ordinary person.
That would mean giving up magic, rendering her years at Hogwarts pointless.
But what could she do if she did not want to give up magic? Daphne had never believed she could challenge the authority of the magical world.
Fortunately, she still had a third option.
Daphne dared say that taking the initiative to get to know Alice on her very first day at school had been the best decision of her life.
Perhaps Alice had seen through her little schemes from the very beginning.
But so what? Who would refuse a sincere friend, especially when one side had deliberately sought out the friendship and constantly provided emotional support?
Alice was indeed a little aloof toward strangers, but deep down, she was still a very gentle person.
After spending enough time together, the two naturally formed a deep friendship.
With Alice's help, Daphne quickly figured out the situation in the British magical world and, by extension, her own circumstances.
There was no denying that after the Second Wizarding War, the circumstances of Muggle-born wizards had indeed improved. Miss Granger, who