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Chapter 133: Worker plus one, suspicion plus one
Percy still felt dizzy until he was brought back to Hogwarts.

"Well, you need to take a good rest for a day and get some sleep in the lounge before you come back to participate in the office work. I will send an owl to tell her that you are back to help. She will definitely be very happy."

Andrew smiled as he took Percy to the door of the Gryffindor common room, then ran to the owl shed without stopping - he had to settle things quickly before Percy came to his senses!

His going out to help had nothing to do with Percy having to return to school - the money was recovered, Percy could still start his romantic journey, and Professor Adams had nothing to do with Percy having to come back. He was just a professor who had to be informed when Andrew left school.

Percy was just taught a lesson by the dark side of Britain, but he wasn't stupid enough to keep lying. If he didn't contact the professor as soon as possible, the worker would have run away!
It is natural to help him, as it is the friendship between colleagues. The same is true for cheating him - this is the second lesson of society, Percy!
After happily sending the letter with an owl, Andrew clapped his hands with satisfaction.

As for dates, I'll have to wait until the greenhouse is almost built before considering them. Otherwise, I'll have to find a way to explain to Professor McGonagall why I came to help but now I have to leave.

Anyway, the construction was expected to be completed in early August, so he still had time to go - and it was also a good time to reflect on his mistakes.

It turns out that Percy is not stupid.

In the afternoon, the panicked unfortunate guy found Andrew in the library.

"I have a question, Andrew."

"Go ahead."

Andrew put the magazine down and looked at Percy.

"You didn't tell Professor McGonagall?"

"If you mean your original purpose, then no. If you mean coming to school, then I have already received a reply."

Andrew smiled, the matter was settled.

"So I'll start working overtime tomorrow?"

Percy sighed. "Until that greenhouse is built?"

"Of course, the professor greatly appreciates your behavior - I can't make this trip in vain."

"Damn it, if I didn't know it was impossible, I would even suspect that you sent those people."

Percy ruffled his hair, looking helpless, "I should have been on a date... or at least waiting at home for my mom to call me for dinner."

"No, you should wander the streets, finally find a subway entrance when you are tired and thirsty, spread out your clothes and do magic tricks, and then hope that the admiring people passing by will give you a few shillings."

"The shilling is a demonetized currency and I got full marks in Muggle Studies!"

Percy was even a little proud.

"Okay, then pennies... But did you really never learn how to prevent thieves and burglaries in class? I remember that even in the wizarding world there are thieves and liars."

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"You're looking too high, Percy. You can't just look up. Otherwise, when you fall, you won't know what's down there, let alone what to grab onto."

Andrew shook his finger. "What I mean is that you always have to be prepared for unexpected events. Reality is often not as good as you imagine."

"Maybe. I should have thought about it more."

The recovery of nearly three hundred Galleons had a huge impact on Percy - although he would occasionally imagine it, it was always different to hold such a full bag of gold in his hands.

Moreover, the fact that Andrew almost single-handedly got the job done made Percy realize that this junior fellow student with a great talent for Transfiguration was better than him in this area - this was a scenario he had never imagined.

"By the way, about your spellcasting, and the Muggles..." After giving up on refuting, Percy started to worry whether what happened in the morning would cause any trouble for Andrew.

"That doesn't matter. I have permission, and I didn't do anything that would be considered magic when I cast the spell. As for the metal wand, the other party doesn't want the Muggle strikers to pay attention to it even more than we do."

"Permission to cast a spell?"

"Yes, permission to cast a spell is granted."

Percy suddenly didn't feel like chatting anymore.

"Well...it looks like you've handled it properly...I guess I need to take an advanced Muggle Studies class."

"The professor will definitely welcome it, but that will be for next semester. Let's take a rest first, then communicate. We will be busy tomorrow."

Andrew was very satisfied with the success of the last step of fooling the worker - once Percy started working, the question of why he stayed in school would naturally disappear.

"It's not over yet. I will stay in school and work hard. I don't want the professor to know that I did something stupid."

Percy stared at Andrew, "But now the question is, how do I tell Penelope?"

"Just tell her about the engineering schedule, and then say that you were there to find an excuse to leave, and then apply to go back to school yourself - just so that you can visit her during the holidays."

Andrew kept talking about his business and tried to connect the two things together.

"holiday?"

"Well, it's also nice to learn about Muggle life and date, isn't it? You can just use the Floo Network or the Knight Bus from Hogsmeade. Even if you have to work overtime, I'll help you finish it."

"That's great, thank you, Andrew."

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'I'll tell you... This is Lesson 2...'

Andrew sighed in his heart, his expression unchanged, "Tell my family again, so they won't worry. Just say I tricked you back to work at the school as a joke."

"I don't think she would notice it, but maybe her mother would care - did I tell you that Harry went to my house, the first-year Harry."

Don’t act like you’ve been abandoned by your family. It was clearly you who ran away from home on your own initiative!
"That's good, so you don't get caught by them."

Andrew couldn't point out to the coaxed worker that he had no humanity towards the opposite sex, so he could only comfort him.

"Indeed, it seems that all of Harry's letters have been intercepted. I heard from them this morning that if they were intercepted by the Ministry of Magic, Penelope would definitely be angry and break up with him."

!!!

No, at what time do you care about your love letters being intercepted!
No, why would the Ministry of Magic intercept Harry's letters?
Andrew suddenly became anxious – Harry's letter had no interest for him, but what was the Ministry's intention?
Will they monitor the school's correspondence, especially his?

This is a very critical issue!

If he was watched and intercepted, he could then hang on the repaired greenhouse roof to bask in the sun!
Or maybe pull a rope from the greenhouse to the Astronomy Tower and hang him there!
"This is no small matter, Percy."

Andrew became serious. "I must report to the professor immediately and check whether the Ministry of Magic is monitoring Harry - especially the evil act of intercepting all letters. This is a serious violation of the law!"

"What the hell, it's the honeymoon period, and they just paid for the title sponsorship, why are they spying on Harry, and in an undisguised way?"

(End of this chapter)