FVN Chapter 22: Get Out
Chapter 22: Get Out
Chapter 22: Get Out
Putting the money in his pocket, Coven asked Professor Flitwick, "Professor, have you bought everything with Penelope?"
"Not yet." Professor Flitwick smiled and responded, "We just exchanged money from the Gringotts Bank, and this is our first stop."
"Do you have any other families to host?" Coven continued to ask. Vissit for updates
"Yes, I have to visit two Muggle families today." After Professor Flitwick answered, he asked curiously, "What? Little Coven, do you have any questions in the book that you don't understand? Then after I finish my work today, I will come here to answer you."
"No, no, Professor." Coven scratched the back of his head shyly, then glanced at Penelope with a 'self-righteous' look, and then explained, "What I mean is, can I help you guide Penelope? I know very well what kind of items you need at school. I think this way, I can save you a lot of time."
"Haha..." Ollivander suddenly laughed.
Professor Flitwick originally wanted to say something, but he subconsciously looked at Ollivander after hearing the laughter. After seeing the playful look in the other person's eyes, Professor Flitwick immediately' understood '.
"Cough, cough, cough..." Professor Flitwick clenched his fists and covered his mouth to cough. Then, he couldn't help but laugh and say, "Of course, I mean, of course, yes, that's it."
After that, Professor Flitwick looked at Miss Clearwater and asked, "Can I? I can guarantee that Little Coven can definitely be your guide."
"Of course." Ms. Clearwater smiled and nodded. At the same time, she glanced at Coven with a playful look. "I believe in Mr. Little Quinn."
"Me too!" Mr. Clearwater answered without any sense of justice, his expression like a joke.
"That's good." Professor Flitwick looked at Coven. "Then I'll leave it to you."
"Don't worry, Professor!" Coven 'confidently' stuck out his chest and raised his head as if he had accepted a great mission.
"Come with me, Mr. Clearwater, Ms. Clearwater, and..." Coven could not hide the excitement and expectation in his tone. He greeted Penelope, "Penelope, let's go to the bookstore next door."
"Of course!" After hearing this, Penelope looked expectant. As expected of the 'Ravenclaw seed' in Professor Flitwick's eyes. When he heard the book, he immediately became spirited.
Soon, everyone returned to the 'Ollivander Wand Shop' and explained the situation to Ollivander.
Ollivander obviously did not expect that things would develop to such an extent, but he had no reason to refuse. He could only confirm with Coven, "Are you sure you can do it?"
"Please rest assured, Mr. Ollivander." Ms. Clearwater said first, "With me here, Coven will be fine."
"I have no problem." Coven also said, "I remember the location of Leaky Cauldron's street. I can also take the' Knight bus' back."
"Mm... alright then." Ollivander pondered for a moment and nodded in agreement.
Then, Ollivander looked at Lady Clearwater and said, "Then I'll have to trouble you with Little Coven."
"No." Ms. Clearwater smiled. "I sincerely hope that a good child-like Coven can have more contact with our Penelope. I will take good care of him."
"Me too!"
As a muggle that would be ignored by wizards wherever he went in Diagon Alley, Mr. Clearwater could not wait to show his presence.
"Great!" Penelope cheered and happily entertained Coven. "Let's go! I can show you the fairy tale books I collected. Of course, I have a lot of questions about magic to ask you."
"Okay, okay..." The right side of Coven's face trembled, wondering if he had pitted himself.
After bidding farewell, the Clearwater family left the magic wand shop with Coven. Through Leaky Cauldron, they returned to the world of ordinary people.
Along the way, seeing that Coven seemed to be able to greet anyone, Clearwater and his wife looked at Coven with a more cordial expression.
After leaving Leaky Cauldron and sitting in the car that Mr. Clearwater drove, Coven breathed a long sigh of relief.
'Finally... I temporarily got out of the magic world and got rid of the surveillance that does not exist.'