Those pure-bloods who usually wore arrogant expressions were generally showing the same hesitation and concern. Malfoy had a tense look on his face as he spoke with several older students. The tall, burly Goyle and Crabbe stood beside him with their arms folded, equally grave.
But Harry thought those two idiots were probably just putting on a show. Most likely, they had no idea what everyone else was talking about.
Harry was somewhat hesitant too. He wanted to ask Malfoy about the Hogwarts Board of Governors, but he could not quite swallow his pride.
While he hesitated, Hermione and Ginny, who were collecting the questionnaires, had already come over. Hermione was responsible for casting the Levitation Charm and the Summoning Charm, while Ginny checked the questionnaires. A thick stack of parchment floated beside them.
Both girls were very busy. At the very least, Ginny did not even have time to blush when she saw Harry, and Hermione, who was always so curious, did not notice the silence at this section of the long table either.
Amid Hermione's rapid-fire incantations, Harry and the others' questionnaires floated up and were gathered together.
The two girls quickly finished sorting them out and were about to move on when Seamus called out to them, his eyes full of expectation. "Granger, did Vaughn tell you how the Hogwarts Board of Governors issue can be resolved?"
Hermione froze for a moment at that, then shook her head. "No. I asked him, but he didn't say."
"Then this is bad," one of the twins sighed. "Our dear benefactor never likes speaking in riddles, especially not with Hermione. If he had an idea for solving it, he definitely would have said so."
"Yeah, George. Looks like the club's future is uncertain!"
The others looked at one another, and