Chapter 25

After sorting out his mood, Darren walked out of St. Mungo's.

As soon as he went out, he saw Betty standing upright at the entrance of St. Mungo's.

Her dark black hair was blown by the wind; from Darren's angle, it looked like seeing some famous scene from an idol drama.

However, this idol drama heroine was not in a good mood at all.

She stood at the entrance of St. Mungo's, where people were coming and going, with her brows tightly furrowed.

From time to time, she dodged one or two wizards who might have strange bloodlines, her face full of disgust.

"Finally out; if you didn't come out, I might have had to go to the boys' restroom to fish you out!"

After dodging a guy spraying blood all over, Betty finally saw Darren and said with relief.

If Darren didn't come out again, she was afraid she would have already fled here.

"Sorry, kept you waiting."

Darren said embarrassedly.

He took the initiative to walk in front of Betty and grabbed the corner of her clothes.

Betty snorted at his hand, raised her wand, and disappeared on the spot instantly.

Diagon Alley was still as lively as ever.

People were coming and going around.

After Darren was put down by Betty, Paki greeted him.

Muttering and grumbling:

"Little Master Darren ran too fast; Paki came out of the bookstore and couldn't find Little Master Darren.

Finally, I could only go to Dumbledore; Mr. Dumbledore said Little Master Darren was fine and told Paki to wait here..."

"I'm sorry, Paki; I was too angry before, so... I'm sorry!"

He could imagine Paki's anxiety.

House-elves serve their masters wholeheartedly.

After their master disappears, some of them will even punish themselves out of guilt.

But Darren couldn't help it; if Paki knew he had been hit by a death curse, it would probably be a mess today.

"Little Master Darren doesn't need to apologize to Paki; Paki knows everything the little master did.

The little master thinks life is equal; the little master thinks Paki is the same as the little master.

Paki is really too moved; Paki was crying just now, crying for a long time.

No one will do so much for a house-elf like the little master..."

Paki said with a proud and sad old voice.

Darren wanted to comfort her, saying that when he said life was equal, he mainly referred to humans.

He forgot to think about other races.

But he felt that this was a bit of a mood-killer and didn't fit his Saint Father persona, so he held back and didn't speak.

"By the way, Little Master Darren, Mr. Dumbledore wants you to go back to his office."

After crying for a while, Paki finally remembered this matter.

Darren was shocked in his heart.

Thinking of the Voldemort bloodline he got today, he was already starting to be afraid.

No way?

Is old Dumbledore so well-informed?

He just got it today!

Impossible, absolutely impossible!

It should be something else.

"Did Professor Dumbledore say what it was about?"

Darren asked tentatively.

Although he knew that even if Dumbledore discovered something, he wouldn't tell Paki, he still had a little hope.

What if Dumbledore's brain got water in it?

"Paki knows; Mr. Dumbledore asked Little Master Darren to go to his office. Paki was worried that Mr. Dumbledore would hurt Little Master Darren, so I listened secretly for a while."

Ah, this?

Is it that ruthless?

Speaking of which, does Dumbledore really not know about house-elves eavesdropping?

Oh my god!

Is this another trap laid by Dumbledore to test if he is honest?

Darren felt his head starting to ache.

With such a white wizard who is hard to fathom staring at him, he doesn't know if it's good or bad.

If it's good, it's indeed quite good.

If he encounters a fatal danger, Dumbledore will definitely come to save him.

And he can farm Saint Father points from this white wizard, which is quite fulfilling.

But the disadvantages are also obvious; he has to constantly fathom the white wizard's thoughts.

However, this is not difficult; as long as he shows the quality of being upright and kind to this white wizard, it is enough to deal with it.

And everything he is doing now is not shameful.

Except for Voldemort's bloodline.

But this thing shouldn't be easily detected either.

No big problem.

Thinking this way, Darren felt relieved again.

Looking at Paki, he said seriously:

"Paki, don't eavesdrop on other people's conversations in the future; that's impolite, bad, violates other people's privacy, and betrays other people's trust, do you know?"

This is not entirely showing off his Saint Father persona.

There are many talents in the wizarding world; he doesn't believe that those famous wizards can't discover the eavesdropping of house-elves.

This time it was Dumbledore.

Dumbledore didn't care, and it happened to test his quality, so he didn't say anything.

If he meets a bad wizard next time and finds Paki eavesdropping, he might just solve it directly.

Darren doesn't intend to let his house-elf die for this reason.

"Okay, Little Master Darren is always the best."

Paki nodded obediently.

It's just that the gaze looking at Darren was even more worshipful.

Little Master Darren is open and honest, kind and cute; I believe that if he returns to the old house, he will also be liked by the ancestors of the Potter family.

Maybe in the future, Little Master Darren can inherit the glory of the Potter family!

Thinking a rebellious thought.

It is somewhat unwilling to become Little Master Harry's house-elf; it only wants to serve Little Master Darren forever, and also serve Little Master Darren's children.

It's just that Little Master Darren is not the eldest son of the Potter family and may not be able to inherit the Potter family.

This is what it heard when it eavesdropped on Mr. Dumbledore's conversation today.

Mr. Dumbledore is promising someone that the Potter family will only let Little Master Harry inherit it.

But does Little Master Darren have to be kicked out?

It didn't tell Little Master Darren these things because it knew that even if it told Little Master Darren, he wouldn't go to fight for those things.

Little Master Darren is too kind; he certainly wouldn't want to do that kind of thing.

Paki should find a way by itself.