Chapter 262: Carrying too much at a young age!!

Of course, the letter was not sent out.

Harry couldn't let Darren do such a thing. And this was just a warning.

He wouldn't really be expelled.

The reason he had looked so shocked before was that what Dobby had done was being blamed on him.

This was simply too unjust.

And Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia, who had sent Mrs. Mason away, were indeed angry with him.

Although they didn't think Harry was deliberately causing trouble, they also believed this was caused by Harry's insistence on staying upstairs.

Even if Darren explained to them that it was a mischievous house-elf, they still felt it was Harry who had provoked that house-elf first.

After all, why didn't that house-elf play a prank on Darren?

They thought Harry was always like this, always inexplicably causing a bunch of trouble.

Because they were angry, they ignored Harry for several days.

If they had to call Harry, they would call him "Hey," or have Darren pass on the message.

This made Harry, who had just felt that life at the Dursleys' was quite pleasant, feel extremely uncomfortable. And there was the shadow Dobby had cast on him.

He sometimes thought pessimistically, if he couldn't return to Hogwarts, would he live like this forever?

He would watch Darren, Ron, and Hermione go to Platform Nine and Three-Quarters, while he could only look at the Dursley family's faces at home.

Although Darren often comforted him, saying that as long as Dobby was found, they could clarify what was going on, and perhaps it was just a small misunderstanding?

But the news Pocky brought back several times was not optimistic.

Because only noble pure-blood families had house-elves, and they didn't often let their house-elves out.

No one was like the Potter family, letting a house-elf out to support the family. So, Pocky had no way to confirm who Dobby's master was.

Darren had mentioned writing to his Slytherin classmates to ask, but Harry had refused.

He believed that if what Dobby said was true, then Darren would likely alert the enemy.

And Darren was too innocent and didn't know how to hide his thoughts; perhaps those people would be driven to desperation and even kill Darren to silence him. ===== CHAPTER 264 =====