Draco's Stock Soars!

"He was obviously really angry," Neville remarked, looking at the bread left on the ground after Ron left.

Ginny spat.

Harry stood there, dumbfounded.

A mixture of relief and guilt now lingered in his heart.

He was relieved that Draco had used the Throat Locking Curse.

This prevented Ron from saying any more vicious things.

Ron then angrily left the lounge.

To prevent the relationship between Ron and Ginny from deteriorating further.

What he felt guilty about was what he said to Ron.

Ginny stood by Harry unconditionally.

In her words, "Even the parties involved (referring to Cho Chang) did not know."

Harry never spent any time with Cho Chang in private last year.

This was nothing more than a misjudgment caused by Ron's stupidity.

As for Lady Grey.

He was only doing it out of jealousy that Harry got the Ravenclaw's Diadem.

But Harry knew it was all true.

Draco glanced at Harry, then thoughtfully stroked his chin.

"I want to be alone for a while." Harry sighed and walked alone to another corner of the Ravenclaw Common Room.

Ginny and Neville glanced at Harry and headed towards the dormitory.

Draco then left the lounge.

Ten minutes later.

A corner of Ravenclaw.

"Hello," Draco said, holding up a stack of bread wrapped in a napkin, "You should eat breakfast no matter how angry you are."

If you get sick from getting angry, Ginny, and even Ron, who will reconcile with you later, might feel guilty about it..."

"Want to go for a walk?" Draco waved the bread in his hand.

"This bread isn't the one Ron just dropped on the floor, is it?" Harry chuckled awkwardly.

But the body stood up.

He clearly accepted Draco's invitation.

They went downstairs and, without even glancing at the Great Hall, quickly passed through the Entrance Hall.

Soon, they were striding across the lawn that stretched towards the lake.

Durmstrang Ship moored on the lake, casting a dark reflection in the water.

The redwoods of Castelobruxo swayed their branches not far away, as if greeting them.

It was a cold morning, and they kept walking, chewing on bread as they went.

Surprisingly, Draco didn't say a word the whole way.

This left Harry, who had prepared a whole bunch of prepared remarks, a little frustrated.

But as they walked—circling the Black Lake again and again—a lot of the pent-up frustration in his heart inexplicably dissipated.

Harry now even has a kind of illusion.

He now seems like the heroine in the kind of novel Ginny secretly reads.

She faces a relationship crisis with the eccentric and domineering male lead (Ron).

A kind and understanding second male lead (Draco) appears, but he doesn't choose to take advantage of the situation.

Instead, it was her passionate heart that eased her (Harry's ) heartbreak and strengthened her relationship with the male protagonist.

After a series of melodramatic events, including Potions poisoning and being hit by a flying broom, she and the male protagonist eventually reconcile.

Draco had no idea how Harry was making fun of him.

He simply asked with a sincere expression, "Harry, I noticed your expression just now."

Can you answer me Honesty?

You really are with—"

"It looks even more like it now, cough cough."

"What?"

"It's nothing, you can continue."

"Ron's words are true, aren't they?" Draco said.

Faced with a spicy topic.

Harry then came to his senses.

He nodded. "It's true."

Before I fell in love with Ginny.

I did indeed have a one-sided crush on Cho Chang and Lady Grey.

"You mean it's just a crush? No confession or dating?" Draco breathed a sigh of relief.

He had almost figured out how to teach that scumbag Harry a lesson and tell Ginny the truth.

"That doesn't count?" Harry asked nervously.

"What is this?"

This is just like how you used to talk about Miss Dracula all the time.

Not to mention that at that time, you hadn't even started dating Ginny, or even developed feelings for her yet!

"What kind of betrayal is this!" Draco exclaimed, both amused and exasperated. "Ron is really something else."

How could you even say that?

He's really gone mad!

Hearing Draco say that, Harry didn't feel relieved.

He thought of that dark figure— Bellatrix Lestrange.

Although it was because he was digesting Voldemort's remnants, he had truly fallen in love with Bella at that time.

He treated Ginny like Bella all day long.

They almost broke the forbidden fruit.

Ron was wrong.

But in a sense, he really was just like Ron said, having been fickle in his ways.

But even though he thought this, he couldn't say it.

This is about a mission, resurrecting the mother, and Ryan's story.

So he could only look at Draco and ask directly, "Then, can Ron and I make up?"

If possible, what's the fastest way?

"My advice is to ignore him."

Not only you, but Percy and the others are the same.

Especially Lavender.

He's like a volcano about to erupt.

Any concern or advice will be seen as betrayal.

He wouldn't have guessed it was because he cared about him.

He'll only assume they care about you, and therefore extend that care to everything else.

"That--"

"Wait, wait until his emotions cool down and he can hear both good and bad things before we talk."

Maybe soon.

Just like this morning.

If I hadn't urged you to say those things, he would have already been ready to reconcile with you.

I even brought you breakfast.

Harry waved his hand. "This has nothing to do with you."

If this matter hadn't been brought up, how would I have known that Ron had so many grievances?

The outbreak now might actually be a good thing.

If it really gets delayed until later, it might be even more serious.

It got so bad that Ron and I never spoke to each other again.

"Then I'll live with that regret forever."

"Live on forever?" Draco laughed. "You should say you leave this world with regrets."

Otherwise, people who don't know better might think you're like Regulus!

Such words are only spoken by immortals like him—"

Draco was speechless.

Harry's awakened abilities were all lies.

They are also very good at lying.

But precisely because of this, he, who had reached the pinnacle of the art of lying, controlled all pretense and faced his friends with sincerity.

Draco sensed something was wrong because of Harry's face, which revealed his true feelings.

He quickly looked around and lowered his voice, saying, "You really—"

And Regulus—

I mean, is that right?

I think so.

"Dumbledore wouldn't lie, would he?" Harry chuckled dryly.

"How lonely you would be without us." Draco's eerie words sent a shiver down Harry's spine.

Draco faced his immortality without jealousy or envy.

Instead, the first thing that came to mind was a much more distant topic.

I am filled with worry.

"What would Ron think if he heard that?" Harry wondered to himself.

Now, he is even more moved.

Draco now seemed to have become more handsome.

Does he really only like girls?

What would he do if Draco confessed his feelings to him?

Harry closed his eyes.

The inner heroine Harry opened her eyes and said, "I do."

Draco, the second male lead, has won a major victory!

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