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"Ron, how did you do on the exam?" In the Great Hall, Mrs. Weasley gritted her teeth, her hand unconsciously reaching for Ron's waist. "How did I hear from Ginny that you broke up with that girl?!!"

Ron let out a pig-slaughtering shriek. "Are you asking about my grades or Lavender?!"

"Both!"

"I couldn't remember all those rebellious goblins' names, so I made up a few."

"Like what?"

"Short Kaka, Long-Toed Mimi. They all had names like that, so it wasn't hard to make them up." As Ron said this, he actually lifted his chin slightly, looking rather proud.

Percy, Fred, George, and the others watching from the side could not help closing their eyes.

"You're proud of that?" Then Ron screamed again.

At the Hufflepuff table, Aunt Petunia sat beside Dudley. Listening to the students around her talk about Dudley, her eyes narrowed with delight.

Then Zacharias walked over with a malicious grin.

Obviously, he was about to say something nasty.

"Dudley's in trouble," Ginny said gleefully.

Harry shook his head. "You underestimate my Aunt Petunia. The way Dudley used to be had everything to do with her."

"Hello, ma'am. Dudley bullies me every day!"

"My Dudley wouldn't even bear to hurt an ant."

"He often pinches my neck and sits on top of me."

"Dudley's so skinny and weak. It's good enough if you aren't bullying him."

"He likes copying homework!" Unable to bear it any longer, Zacharias began making things up.

"Dudley just likes helping his classmates check their work. He has always been such a warmhearted, good boy!"

"He flirts with girls."

"If you don't understand, don't talk nonsense. Dudley is simply too charming, so girls pursue him. I knew it—such a handsome child was bound to be popular. Look at that thick head of golden