'The People's' Public Enemy

It seems that Ron and Ginny's sibling relationship has come to an end.

Both of them were furious, and Harry didn't know how to salvage their relationship.

Moreover, this is clearly a long-standing grudge.

This incident was merely the trigger.

Ron was angry because Ginny never took his concern seriously and never even called him brother.

Furthermore, they slandered his relationship with Lavender, even claiming that he had sexually assaulted Lavender.

They even speculated that he had a problem with his male dignity.

Ginny angrily said that Ron never saw her as an independent individual.

Moreover, ever since the day she and Harry started dating, Ron had been trying to insert another distorted relationship between Harry.

This time, Ron wasn't indulging in the warmth of his bed and the freshly baked breakfast.

Instead, they chose to come to the Rose Garden to find them.

It wasn't because I was afraid my sister would go astray.

Rather, he was jealous, jealous that she and Harry could be so close.

Harry personally thinks Ginny went too far with what she said.

And he tried to point out to Ginny that Ron was indeed a jerk in this matter.

But his relationship with Ron is healthy, Ginny's speculations are nonsense.

At this point, she also lost her temper with him.

"Fine, take Ron's side, I knew you would!" she said sharply. "After all, you two are so close you can sleep in the same bed."

They do everything together, from going to the toilet to taking a shower.

Sometimes I even wonder, who is your girlfriend really?

Harry felt very wronged.

He clearly stated from the beginning that Ron was a jerk in this matter.

There wasn't even any mention of Ron doing this for Ginny's own good.

Moreover, hasn't he already made his stance clear this summer—by demonstrating his commitment to her through his actions?

In response, some people have spoken out in defense of the law.

Like Draco, "In a sense, Harry, your relationship with Ron is indeed a bit unhealthy."

"Your 'relationship' with Ron was always headline news on the Daily Prophet Sirius acquired it, which shows that."

Ron, "Don't forget you're one of them too!"

"I'm being dragged into this because of you!"

Neville, too, clearly sided with Ginny.

He stated that Ron was completely wrong this time.

Harry too.

He shouldn't have said anything to excuse himself.

He should have comforted Ginny immediately.

Instead of focusing on their own 'innocence'.

After all, if you put it that way,

The consequences of the news being spread by Ron's loud voice must have been even more painful for Ginny.

However, Ron expressed doubt, "You're really not just trying to impress Hannah?"

Harry was somewhat convinced of this, especially after seeing the barely suppressed admiration in Hannah's eyes for Neville.

Neville's lips unconsciously curled into a smile.

Lavender, who only learned about this from her best friend Parvati in the late afternoon, also clearly sided with Ginny.

Next came Percy, representing Bill, Charlie, and others (presumably Mr. Weasley as well), who condemned Ron's outrageous behavior.

They also dragged Ron into an empty classroom and gave him a four-hour ideological lecture.

Clearly, everyone he and Ron know is now on Ginny's side.

But Harry felt very wronged.

He was clearly on Ginny's side too.

However, they were categorized as Ron's faction.

He became an enemy of the people.

What bothered him even more was that

Just as Fred and George had said, the Rose Garden was indeed as beautiful as the garden had been.

It will be removed after the holidays—even after the professors find out what happened.

However, the person who accompanied him to the Rose Garden is no longer there.

He can't go with Ron, can he?

Otherwise, his relationship with Ron would be so complicated that he couldn't clear his name even if he jumped into the Thames River.

The next day, Sunday,

Almost everyone seems to have forgotten that today is Hogsmeade Day.

While strolling through the Rose Garden, Harry came here alone.

He had thought this was a compromise that had to be made.

However, the current Hogsmeade Village has dispelled such thoughts.

It looks just like a Christmas card:

The huts and shops were covered with a layer of fluffy snow.

Every household had a holly wreath on their door.

Strings of enchanted candles hung on the tree.

Even more bizarrely, he saw Ryan and Hermione had disappeared all day yesterday, here.

The two of them were talking in front of Honeydukes.

As he approached slightly, he heard Hermione say to Ryan, "Mom and Dad actually like the Fainting Fancies you bought from Honeydukes!"

Instead of the vampire tooth model I gave them.

This isn't magic!

They clearly stated that they wanted to see how real vampire teeth grow.

The gifts I chose are much more suitable for them, as dentists!

"Harry's here," Ryan said quickly.

Harry was speechless.

He already knew that Ryan must have discovered him.

He also wondered why Ryan wouldn't point out his reasons.

But now he realized that he was just a tool to distract Hermione.

Hermione seemed quite dissatisfied from the conversation just now.

Because her parents preferred the gifts Ryan gave her casually.

Instead of what she had carefully prepared.

Sure enough, when Harry arrived, Hermione asked him, "You be the judge."

One was candy that they considered a gift from an outsider, something they bought casually from a store.

The other is a gift carefully prepared by my daughter, matching their interests and professions. Which is better?

Logically speaking, the second one should be better.

However, I don't think Ryan picked this gift randomly.

Fainting Fancies is a sugar-free product.

It can also bring an extreme cooling sensation to the mouth and the entire gums.

Candy that won't hurt your teeth.

"And your parents happen to be dentists," Harry said.

He still chose to support Ryan.

After all, Ryan was the key to his mother's resurrection.

Hermione, on the other hand, was someone she was very familiar with at the very beginning.

But later, as Hermione only played with Ryan, they gradually became estranged and became just nodding acquaintances.

Ryan clapped.

Well said!

Look at Harry.

How perceptive they are!

I noticed the blind spot immediately.

Didn't you notice that I only bought one type of candy?

Among the many varieties of candy from Honeydukes, I chose one.

Isn't it obvious?

Harry noticed Hermione's gaze gradually becoming dangerous.

To prevent Hermione from whispering in Ryan's ear and saying bad things about him, thus affecting his standing in Ryan's heart.

Harry quickly added, "It's actually related to the fact that Hermione gave us this vampire tooth model."

Although I have no parents (Harry noticed Hermione's eyes soften).

But I also know,

Generally speaking,

For those who are closer to us

Especially family members.

They will often be even more impolite.

Even harsh.

It's important to be cautious about gifts, even if family members' gifts are genuinely better than those from strangers.

They also put in more effort.

However, most people can only see the thoughtfulness behind gifts from strangers.

They would simply take their family's requests for granted.

You can't even see it.

I think,

If this gift was from Ryan,

The evaluation will be completely different.

One more chapter will be posted later.