Krum the Homewrecker

Ron still got out of the carriage.

However, this time he did not actually go to see Lavender.

It wasn't that he couldn't find her.

Instead, it was the existence of a piece of news that made him return to the carriage in a daze.

That was ten minutes earlier, when Ron learned from Angelina that Lavender and the Patil Sisters were in that carriage.

He heard the sounds coming from inside as soon as he stepped inside.

It's Lavender and Parvati.

"What am I going to do! Krum confessed his love to me in a letter!"

"Isn't this a good thing?"

I don't think Ron is a good match for you at all.

"We've been on the train for so long, and he still hasn't come over!" Their conversation was like a bolt from the blue.

Ron couldn't bear to listen any longer and quickly left this place that had caused him so much pain.

Krum is undoubtedly a traitorous Seeds.

In the original timeline, he had already fallen for Hermione, who was already in love with Ron, and Ginny, who was still entangled with Harry.

If Harry hadn't been as arrogant as Ron and directly intervened to prevent Krum and Ginny from ever meeting.

It's likely that Krum will go after Ginny again.

Moreover, it seems that Hermione and Ginny are not the only ones mentioned in the original text.

He once openly lamented to Harry, who was disguised as a relative of Ron, "Sigh, all the pretty girls are taken. What's the point of being an international football star?"

You should know that Krum is an international star who has no shortage of female admirers.

There has never been a shortage of beautiful witches pursuing him.

This means something that Krum himself may not even realize.

He prefers girls who are already in relationships.

But then I thought it was an unintentional mistake; it just so happens that everyone he likes has someone they like.

Therefore, he can only be called Seeds of Cao Cao, not Cao Cao.

However, perhaps after years of setbacks, he will eventually realize this and let go of the shackles of morality.

Will taking the initiative make him a true traitor to Cao Cao?

Who can say for sure?

The same thing happened this time.

While in Diagon Alley, Krum spotted Lavender among a group of beautiful witches and, leveraging his status as an international football star, began exchanging letters with Lavender through Parvati.

Lavender was initially unaware of Krum's true intentions.

Her best friend had always advised her and Ron to reconcile rather than break up.

She deliberately concealed the secret that Lavender had a boyfriend.

Before this, Lavender had always thought that Krum had come to her to learn about Harry and the others and to learn English.

She also assumed that Krum knew Ron was his boyfriend.

That's why I started corresponding with her.

In the letter, he mentioned that Harry and his friends were his friends.

As for whether Krum might like her, Lavender thought until she received the letter that someone as ordinary as Krum, who had no shortage of suitors, could not possibly like her.

But Ron was unaware of these details.

He backed down when he heard the name of his idol, Krum.

Compared to international football stars, why would Lavender like an ordinary second-generation official like him?

Especially since I've been on the train for so long and haven't gone to see her yet.

So he backed down so quickly that he didn't hear Lavender's next words, "This Krum is completely unreliable. He knows I have Ron, yet he still confessed to me."

Does he think we Britain girls are that easy?

Can this international star conquer with a single hook shot?

He even dared to call himself Ron's friend!

Nausea!"

Ron was extremely anxious about this.

He didn't know that Krum was actually a very principled person.

He simply has the talent to be a traitor like Cao Cao.

But morally, we haven't evolved in that direction yet.

If he knew Lavender had a boyfriend.

He had long since given up on his feelings for Lavender.

With this in mind, as soon as Ron returned to the carriage, Harry and the others noticed something was wrong.

"What's wrong?

"Did Lavender dump you?" Ginny retorted without any politeness.

Ron nodded without hesitation.

This made Harry and Neville swallow back any further questions they wanted to ask.

Ginny's jaw also grew very large, as if it had dislocated.

She was just making sarcastic remarks about Ron as usual.

I want him to take his relationship with Lavender more seriously.

She was also friends with Lavender, and she knew all too well that Lavender's Ron was more intense than Ron's love for her.

How did it Transfiguration?

As Ginny questioned her existence, Ron clenched his fists and said grimly, "It's Krum. He knows Lavender."

He confessed his feelings to her in a letter.

"The key question is, did Lavender agree?" Ginny asked hastily, not believing any of this.

I didn't continue listening.

"But— Parvati said she thinks Krum is a better fit for Lavender than I am," Ron said, head bowed.

A glistening liquid slid down his chin and dripped onto the carpet.

Ginny couldn't stand it anymore, so she pushed Harry away and stood up.

He glared at Ron and snapped, "Enough!"

Ron Weasley!

Lavender isn't the vain girl you think she is!

Krum is your idol, not hers.

We've all seen Krum before.

His dignified appearance is not at all in line with the taste of us Britain girls!

As for Parvati, it's perfectly normal for her to act this way as a close friend.

She always felt that you were just playing around with Lavender.

Lavender, on the other hand, is someone who wants to spend their whole life with you.

If I were Parvati, I would say the same thing.

Harry, who had been pushed away, wondered if it was a misunderstanding.

Because he felt that Krum wasn't that kind of person.

Neville thought so too.

However, under these circumstances, both of them kept their mouths tightly shut.

"Really?" Ron asked, trembling.

"Definitely!"

"Yes, that's right," Harry and Neville began to agree.

Ginny, still looking exasperated, said, "Alright! Ron Weasley!"

If you're still a man, go and find out for yourself!

Don't wallow in self-pity here.

If Lavender really doesn't want you anymore, I'll help you win her back!

You know, you're the son of the Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, Harry's friend, the inventor of the Mist Potion, and, well, a newly minted millionaire.

Krum was just a Quidditch player.

Is he as good Seeker as Harry?

Ron, however, quipped, "What if?"

What if we can't get it back?

I thought about it on the way back.

I certainly didn't love Lavender as much as she loved me.

I only went to see her because I was bored.

You should know that I'm her boyfriend.

But sometimes being with her wasn't as enjoyable as being with Harry.

Summer vacation has been so long, and all I've done is write letters to her.

She might have already met with Krum several times this summer.

They may even have experienced something unforgettable.

This is based on reality.

I've heard of Elphias Doge Doge of the Order of the Phoenix, who had a seven-year relationship with Dumbledore.

It's much longer than mine and Lavender's.

But in just one summer vacation, during a graduation trip, Dumbledore and Grindelwald got together.

She remained unmarried for him for the rest of her life.

Compared to that, what are Lavender and I?