Chapter 928

Darren's words finally moved Harry.

He still decided to talk to Ron properly.

As a result, for the next few days, Ron wouldn't talk to him.

This made Harry furious.

He told Darren and Hermione that he was going to break up with Ron.

Hermione didn't pay attention to his words, but instead urged him to write a letter to Sirius Black.

"No, I said my scar hurt, and he rushed back.

If I say again that Darren and I have both become Triwizard Tournament contestants, he will definitely rush into the school!"

Harry said anxiously.

Darren also showed a worried expression.

"But if you don't say it, in a few days, this matter will be in the newspaper; do you want Sirius to know about this from the newspaper?

And the *Daily Prophet* might write it especially sensationally... Harry, hurry up and write to him; Darren doesn't understand much, don't you understand either?"

Hermione said excitedly.

Harry paced back and forth in conflict.

Finally, he decided to write a letter to Sirius Black.

Dear Sirius:

I know you want me to tell you everything that happens in the castle.

So I must tell you one thing this time.

No, perhaps two things.

Darren and I have both been selected to be contestants in the Triwizard Tournament.

Neither of us put our names in.

Darren's was put in by a student named Cedric Diggory, who seems to want to thank Darren for his help to his father during the summer vacation.

But I think that's revenge for Darren making his father leave the Ministry of Magic.

Darren is a bit angry; he won't let me write it like this.

He still thinks Cedric Diggory is a good kid... he thinks everyone is a good person.

You know how simple his view of people is; he seems to not know at all that there is a category of bad people in the world.

Back to the point.

We only know Darren's name was put in by Cedric Diggory, but until now we don't know who put my name into the Goblet of Fire.

Anyway, it wasn't Darren or me who put it in. Love, Harry and Darren.

Harry put down the quill.

He originally wanted to write a letter to tell Sirius Black about him breaking up with Ron.

But he thought Sirius probably wouldn't be able to do anything either.

After all, he was too far away.

And Sirius is a big mouth.

Before, when his scar hurt, Black told many people.

Even Darren, Black wrote a letter to tell him.

So he really didn't want to say anything more.

Harry sighed.

Finally, he took the letter and found an owl to send it out.

Because they were worried that always using Hedwig would expose Sirius's residence.

Darren's life after becoming a champion was even more comfortable.

There were always people in the school casting admiring looks at him.

Because even if it was Cedric who helped him put the slip of paper in, he was still the most powerful champion in Hogwarts.

It's just that he hadn't reached seventeen, so they hadn't considered him before, but once they accepted this setting, they felt Darren was very great.

The Hufflepuff students were especially good to him.

Because their house's Cedric had done something wrong, which led them to always want to compensate Darren for something.

Even Professor Sprout of Herbology started always sending Darren some supplements.

She always thought Darren was too thin.

Worried about what would happen if he lost his life in the Triwizard Tournament? The Gryffindor students were the most excited to see Darren. They seemed to think he was the strongest and always cheered for him.

Ravenclaw's attitude toward Darren didn't change.

Because they always liked students who were knowledgeable, so Darren had always been the object of their admiration.

In the whole school, the only house that wasn't very excited about Darren getting this status should be Slytherin.

The looks they gave Darren when they came in and went out started to gradually become sorrowful.