Edward was speechless for a moment. "Actually, this love letter was meant for Emlyn's face, wasn't it?"
Great. Emlyn would never have imagined that he, who loved only dolls and not real people, would receive a love letter in another world!
Edward sighed as he spoke. "See? Talent and ability are worth nothing compared to looks! I'm already the 'god' of Transfiguration at Hogwarts, but people are mostly just curious and surprised by me. It even feels a bit like they're watching an animal at the zoo."
"As for love letters... not a single one!"
"But I'd only been Emlyn for twenty minutes before I got one."
He propped up his chin and looked at Audrey. "Tell me honestly, am I really that bad-looking?"
Smiling, Audrey patted his head. "Don't worry. No matter how bad-looking you are, there's nothing to fear. You've got me, haven't you?"
In truth, Edward only fell a little short compared to someone as extraordinarily handsome as Emlyn. His own looks wore quite well.
No sooner had she spoken than a blush flashed across her cheeks, but she quickly acted as though nothing had happened. "Your big sister will never look down on you!"
With that, Audrey gave a light cough, stood up, and walked away.
Edward thought for a moment, then picked up the love letter and gently tossed it out. It transformed into a Paper Crane and flew back to the girl, while he hurried away from the scene-he was never using Emlyn's face again!
Ottery St Catchpole lay along the River Otter in Devon. Nearby stood a beautiful hill called Stoatshead Hill. This was one of Britain's many villages where wizards and Muggles lived together.
But for "Harry Potter," this place held a special significance, because the Weasley family's Burrow stood to