Chapter 238

He looked forward to the surprises this child would bring him. Sure enough, this child learned it as soon as he was taught...

He even learned from the fragments of other teachers' words that Darren was evaluated as a genius in every subject.

Sure enough, he was worthy of being Voldemort's son.

However, he hadn't been happy for many days before Harry Potter invited Darren to Gryffindor in front of everyone.

Sure enough, the famous Harry Potter was a reckless, arrogant lion. This was Slytherin, the Slytherin that produced bad people.

And the house rules set by his ancestor Slytherin absolutely forbade acting without authorization.

He even wanted to invite his cub, in his dreams!

Voldemort thought this, who knew Darren would actually follow him. Voldemort was extremely angry.

He even wanted to give that guy an Avada to let him calm down. Violating house rules, how dare he?

But anger was anger, Voldemort still had Quirrell plead with Snape. Unfortunately, Snape was wary of him and left after saying a few words.

Stupid cub! He deserved to be punished!

He needed a good lesson to know what it meant to be obedient!

Fortunately, Quirrell told him that the Head Girl Snape had found had been saved by Darren.

Heh, would he care what punishment that stupid cub received?

Voldemort had expected to see an obedient Darren the next day, but he was shocked to find that those Slytherin students were actually turning a blind eye to Darren.

What was going on?

Was the Slytherin house weak now? Or was Voldemort's cub exceptionally outstanding!

Because Darren was so excellent, when he saw Minerva McGonagall buy a broom for Harry Potter, and saw Darren's envious expression, Voldemort specifically had Quirrell buy him one.

He had thought it would make Darren happy, but he found that the next morning, hundreds of owls were circling the Slytherin table.

Dozens of people had actually bought him brooms. Voldemort was a bit dumbfounded for a moment.

Clearly, this guy was so kind that it made people feel stupid, so why did so many fools buy him brooms?

And most of them were profit-first Slytherins. Had these Slytherins regressed?