Fortunately

Then, the plot took a complete turn for the worse.

Ron didn't take out Scabbers again, but instead opened the first volume of "Doraemon" and happily started sharing it with Harry. Harry also liked it very much. In his words, Luke Walker's experiences at school gave him a sense of déjà vu, just like his own experiences at school.

Then Ron truly understood once again how difficult Harry's life had been.

"Harry, if anyone asks you about your experiences in the Muggle world again, just say it was the same as Luke's experience at Jedi Elementary!" Ron then verbally attacked Harry described as just as annoying as Dudley Vader.

As for Ryan, it was a pity that even if Harry's perception was strong, he probably wouldn't notice him under these circumstances. So he took out a cup of hot black tea and began to observe Harry, using the calculation power of the main god to practice the skill of love together.

Soon, it was lunchtime. During this time, Harry from the original book kept mentioning Voldemort's name and expressed his concern that he was not as good as the students in the Wizarding World and would not be able to keep up with the learning progress. However, all of this was drowned out by a copy of "Doraemon".

They both joked and laughed along with the plot's ups and downs. If it weren't for the unnamed salesperson from the original story appearing at 12:30 and interrupting everything, they probably wouldn't have even remembered to eat lunch.

The smiling woman with dimples pushed open the cubicle door and asked, "Honey, would you like to buy any groceries from the car?"

Harry was already very hungry, jumped up, while Ron, feeling inferior, turned red in the ears and muttered things like he had brought sandwiches and didn't need to buy any.

Harry, who had never had any spare change to buy candy in the Muggle World, spent eleven Silver Sickle and seven Bronze Knut in one go, buying some of each kind of food.

This left Ryan speechless. Ryan had always thought that he had bought one of each kind of food, but it turned out that he had bought some of each kind. No wonder Malfoy's sidekick Goyle couldn't resist wanting to eat some, and then Scabbers took a bite out of the snack pile.

Ron, meanwhile, stared intently at the food Harry had dumped in the empty space: a whole bunch of Bertie Bott's Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans, Drooble's Best Blowing Gum, Chocolate Frog, Pumpkin Pasty, Cauldron Cake, Licorice Wand, and more.

Driven by hunger, Ron noticed Ryan next to the snacks and stared in disbelief.

"How come? -- You are—, how come?" Ron stammered.

"Isn't Ryan always here?" Harry replied.

Ryan, meanwhile, was flipping through a book, eating the sandwich Jack had prepared, and nodding as a greeting.

After a brief moment of surprise, Ron couldn't help but look at the pile of snacks. He took out a sandwich from the bulging cardboard box, but the understanding Harry noticed and forcibly traded the sandwich for Pumpkin Pasty. Ryan was also forced to join the food exchange.

Harry and Ron sat together, munching on the pies and cakes Harry had bought, occasionally discussing the Chocolate Frog.

This time, Harry didn't draw Dumbledore card from the Chocolate Frog on his first try; instead, he drew a card of the comical Uric the Oddball.

For some unknown reason, the sandwiches made by Ryan and Mrs. Weasley were also ignored by Ron and Harry.

Ryan wasn't surprised at all, since they were both in the same boat. Harry had never had the chance to eat snacks growing up, and Ron, with so many people in his family, rarely had the opportunity to eat so many snacks at once.

Unlike Ron and Harry, Ryan picked up the dry canned corned beef sandwich that Ron was eating and ate it with his own sandwich. Surprisingly, it tasted delicious. Ron thought it didn't taste good, probably because he had eaten too much of it and found it too greasy.

After a while, Harry finally drew Dumbledore from the Chocolate Frog. He also had cards of characters such as Morgana, Hengist, Alberic, Circe, Paracelsus, Merlin, and Cliodhna, Druidess.

After a while, Harry finally snapped out of his Chocolate Frog frenzy and reached for Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans with his chocolate-covered hand.

Ron, standing nearby, warned that one should be careful when eating this, citing the unfortunate experience of his George eating a bean that tasted like dried cow's nose.

Just then, a knock on the door interrupted Ron and Harry's conversation.

"Excuse me, I wanted to ask if you've seen my toad?" A round-faced boy asked, his eyes filled with tears; this must be Neville.

Ryan noticed that Neville had also glanced at him.

After receiving unanimous shakes of the head from Harry and Ron, she burst into tears again, "I lost it again! It always tries to run away from me!"

Harry stood up to comfort her, and soon the cubicle returned to calm. Ron then complained that if he bought a toad, he would try to get rid of it as soon as possible.

However, since I already have Scabbers with me, I have nothing more to say.

"Scabbers? What's that?" Harry asked curiously.

Ron didn't answer, but reached into his inner pocket and pulled out a fat gray mouse that was sleeping.

"Its name is Scabbers, and it's completely useless now, always sleeping. Percy became the Prefect, and my dad gave him an owl, but they couldn't afford it—I mean, so they gave me the mouse." Ron's ears turned red, and he sank into self-pity again.

Harry gave an awkward smile and didn't reply.

Fortunately, at that moment, a little girl with thick hair and a pair of big front teeth opened the door and walked in. She had already changed into her Hogwarts clothes. After glancing at the Doraemon toy that Ron had carefully placed aside, she directly asked again if she had seen Neville's toad. After receiving a no, she left without further ado.

Unlike the original story, Hermione didn't interrupt Ron's boasting (casting a spell on Scabbers with her wand, failing, and embarrassing himself), nor did she point out the dirt on Ron's nose like in the movie. Her appearance actually eased the awkwardness.

This made Harry and Ron have a very good impression of her.

"So that boy's name was Neville."

"But she's a really nice person. What's her name?" Ron muttered to himself. Goodness, Ron really likes this type. He's already saying it out loud. Ryan shook his head beside him, speechless.

"She didn't say," Harry said.

Then the two guys started to feast again.

Fortunately, Hermione, while undeniably beautiful by Ryan's adult standards, simply lacked style. She clearly bore no resemblance to Emma's portrayal of Hermione in the movies; otherwise, he would have struggled to control himself from hurting her.

If she resembles Emma, she probably wouldn't be able to control the feelings of a fan meeting a celebrity. You know, this is different from the Watson lady with a bad reputation in real life; this is a real movie version of Hermione.

That would have been unfair to Penelope and Kate, thankfully.