Sometimes, when love came knocking, there was no stopping it.
Ron was a perfect example.
Who knew what went on in Lavender Brown's head?
Setting aside the rose-tinted lens of friendship, neither Hermione nor Parvati could see what about Ron would attract girls.
"Those two are together now, then?"
As they walked along a path in Hogsmeade, Parvati and Hermione chatted.
Naturally, their conversation revolved around their roommate Lavender, who had just left the ranks of the single.
"Knowing Ron and Lavender, I'm sure they'll end up together."
With one as her roommate and the other as her friend, Hermione weighed their personalities and came to a conclusion.
As the saying went, it was easy for a woman to pursue a man.
No, sometimes there wasn't even a veil between them. As long as they were evenly matched and the girl took the initiative, there was an eighty percent chance they would "live happily ever after."
At the thought, she couldn't help feeling a little heartbroken.
The more she said, the more tears she shed~
"How nice."
Parvati smiled, her expression full of longing.
Just as every teenage boy dreamed of having a girlfriend, every teenage girl imagined having the perfect boyfriend.
In any case, Lavender had left the ranks of the single and entered a whole new stage of life.
"Big sister!"
Hermione and Parvati were sighing over their roommate's new relationship.
Suddenly, a lively voice rang out behind them.
They turned around to see a girl who looked much like Parvati running toward them, waving.
"Padma, how many times have I told you not to run so fast?"
When the girl reached them, Parvati chided her. She took off her gloves and cupped her little sister's cheeks, red from the cold. The newcomer was none other than Parvati's