Chapter 1711

But I wasn't that stupid.

I held my wand and pointed at those courses, and then I chose Divination and Care of Magical Creatures.

Come on, I had no other choice.

These two courses are the ones I know best.

And they are the best courses to slack off in.

I don't intend to work in the wizarding world, so I don't intend to learn that much.

I feel that a student as hardworking as Cedric is really a freak in Hufflepuff.

Because we Hufflepuffs really don't love studying.

We can only say that we didn't give up on the basic courses.

Slacking off is us.

Hannah didn't have any other ideas either; after knowing that she had to choose at least two courses, she chose the same as me.

I know her thoughts: at least there's one more person to share the blame with.

I submitted the course schedule.

Professor Sprout didn't care at all.

She even praised me for being obedient and rubbed my head.

I suspect it might be because I wore glasses this year that she thought I was cute.

Speaking of which, Darren's kindness to me—could it be that he took a fancy to this loli body of mine?

I turned around in front of the mirror.

It is indeed very cute, but... inside the body is such an old soul; would he like it?

I subconsciously understood that he wouldn't take a fancy to me.

We are both so old; how could we be attracted to each other? I let out a breath.

Then I looked at the calendar.

It was already February.

Besides Valentine's Day in February, the rest is the Spring Festival.

When I saw Cho Chang wearing a bright red dress, I knew the Lunar New Year had arrived.

In my previous life at this time, I would have to welcome the visits of aunts and uncles; they would urge me to get married and urge me to have children.

I fought with them with my wits, and I hated their urging, and I was also annoyed by Mom and Dad's willingness to see it happen.

But it's been more than ten years since I transmigrated, and I miss that time more and more.

Even the noisy voices of those relatives are so pleasant.

On the night of the Lantern Festival, I was rarely reckless once; I made some preparations and then came to the top of the tower.

I stood on the edge and looked at the moon.

The moon wasn't very bright.

The weather wasn't very good either, but I just looked at that moon and couldn't look away for a long time.

Until I sneezed, I came back to my senses.

I took a step back, and then I saw Darren...