Ginny asked, somewhat puzzled, "What is it?"
George and Fred winked at her. "We have a gift for you to congratulate you on starting school."
"It's a gift from your brothers." Ron and Silan also came over.
This mysterious demeanor made Ginny incredibly curious. "What is it?"
"Close your eyes and hold out your hand," George said.
Ginny obediently closed her eyes, pursed her lips, and stretched out her two little hands.
"Catch it!" Fred's voice came from her left.
"I think you'll like it." It was George's voice on the right.
Ginny felt a weight in her hand; a cloth bag had been placed in her grasp.
It was heavy and made a rustling sound.
"Guess what it is?"
George's and Fred's voices came from both sides simultaneously.
Ginny shook the cloth bag in her hand, and it made a cheerful rustling sound, like a bag of coins urging her to spend them quickly.
"Money?"
"You guessed right!"
Ginny opened her eyes, staring in disbelief at the bulging purse in her hand.
When she opened it, the golden Galleon made her face Winky.
This was more Galleon than she had seen in her own vault earlier.
"This is a token of everyone's appreciation," George said with a grin. "Charlie Weasley and Bill Weasley each sent back three Galleon."
"Fred, Silan, and I each collected 5 Galleon."
Fred picked up where George left off, continuing, "And Percy Weasley the Big-Headed had three Silver Sickle, oh, and even Ron gave ten Knut."
"That last sentence was superfluous," Ron muttered.
Holding the heavy purse of money, Ginny asked in surprise, "But... where did you get so much money?"
Although she had heard that George and Fred had made some money, this was far too much.
"That's something we earned through our intelligence, of course," Fred winked at her.
"Of course, it's mostly thanks to Silan," George said with a gentle smile. "Anyway, we did make some money."
Ginny looked at Silan, her expression somewhat hesitant, unsure of what to say.
Her cousin, who was only a year older than her, hadn't spoken to her much.
But she kept hearing things about him from her mother.
"A well-behaved, polite, and academically excellent child..."
Honestly, she suspected that her mother had used every good adjective she knew to describe her cousin.
"Thank you, Silan."
Ginny, holding the money bag, thanked her somewhat shyly.
"You're welcome," Silan replied with a smile.
"We're family, so don't be so polite, Ginny."
George and Fred stood on either side of Silan, their arms around each other's shoulders, all looking quite cheerful.
"You can use this money to ask your mom to buy you some new school supplies, so that no one will dare to look down on you."
"Thank you... thank you all..."
Ginny fought back tears, her voice trembling slightly as she spoke.
Ron scratched his head and teased, "Don't cry, Ginny. You should be happy. At least you don't have to wear old robes like me anymore."
Unfortunately, this remark didn't have the intended humorous effect; instead, it made Ginny actually cry.
This left Ron somewhat bewildered.
George and Fred quickly performed a funny skit to make Ginny stop crying and start laughing.
"Thank you, brothers," Ginny said again.
George and Fred waved at her, laughing, and said, "Well, you're our youngest sister, after all."
The Weasley family children mostly used old things.
They knew all too well the cold shoulders they would face at school because of these things.
Because they didn't want their youngest sister to go through the same thing, they pooled together some money and sent Ginny to buy some new things.
So that she wouldn't experience the same thing as them at school.
Holding the heavy purse, Ginny felt a deep warmth in her heart.
Molly and Arthur Weasley, watching this scene from the side, both felt somewhat helpless.
They had previously refused George and Fred's offer to give money to the family.
In Molly's words, "This is your own money, you should keep it for yourselves, just don't use it for anything bad."
They just didn't expect that in the end they would still spend the money on their family in this way.
"No wonder Errol's been so tired lately," Arthur Weasley said with a smile, glancing at the children. "I can't believe how many letters he's sent out to help them with this matter."
"Yes," Molly nodded, "We should treat it when we get back."
"Don't forget about the children," Arthur Weasley said.
As she said this, Molly stepped forward and called out, "Ginny."
"Mother!"
Ginny called out to her mother and ran over to Molly, telling her what had happened.
"Your brothers love you, Ginny," Molly said with a smile, patting her head. "But you must remember how good your brothers are to you."
"I will, Mom."
Molly looked at the older boys and felt very gratified.
When Molly looked at Silan, she felt a sense of realization dawned on her.
Her brothers Fabian and Gideon, also pooled their money to buy her school supplies in the same way.
History is repeating itself now, but everything has changed, giving her a feeling of being in another world.
"Why are you crying, Mom?" George and Fred asked.
"Your thoughtfulness touches me more than if you both got perfect scores."
"So, you must forgive us for driving to pick up Harry, right?"
"Of course not," Molly said matter-of-factly. "That's another matter."
George and Fred shrugged.
Molly turned to Ron and said, "I think we have the money to buy you something new now, Ron."
"Really, Mom?"
Something new!
Are you talking about brand new items bought from reputable stores, still in their packaging, unopened, and without any signs of use?
Wow, something new!
That one word alone was enough to make Ron ecstatic.
This was something he had never dared to even dream of all these years.
To support his beloved younger sister, he took out all ten of his Knut.
This made him think that he would have to go to his attic to find some old things that weren't completely broken.
"Of course," Molly affirmed.
Ron looked up at Gringotts' high ceiling, a grin spreading across his face.
He felt he had never been happier than he was today.
The two families walked out of Gringotts and parted ways on the Stone Platform outside.
"Meet at Flourish and Blotts in an hour, I'll buy you textbooks," Molly instructed as she led Ginny away.
George and Fred bowed to Hermione and said with smiles, "Excuse me, Miss Granger."
"We need to borrow Silan for a while."
Fred said, "Don't worry, we'll be back soon. See you at Flourish and Blotts in an hour."
"See you later, Hermione." Silan nodded to her. "We're going to buy something else."
Hermione sighed helplessly as she watched George and Fred leave arm in arm with Silan.
This feeling seems to have come countless times.
"I was here first!"
... Divider Line...
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