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Chapter 547: The Little Thing of the Dance
It's easy for Kevin to say, but it's not easy to do.

After accepting Kevin's genius point of view, Andrew discovered a problem - he really didn't know many of them as a third grader.

Yes, although he often went to the principal's office and became familiar with various professors, he didn't know many of his classmates, let alone those in the grade below him.

Besides, it was not easy to ask for help - he was familiar with the prefects, but how could he ask them for help? He didn't plan to ask the prefects to the dance!
"Don't panic, there are acquaintances here, the mobility is still strong, and there is absolutely no chance of being misunderstood."

Andrew thought about it and soon found a very suitable person to ask for help. He didn't have to worry about being misunderstood because the other party had a clear crush on someone.

'It's the price. What is the price?'

After all, she is not a kid in the lower grades anymore, so it would be hard to bribe her by putting her and Harry in detention together.

"Never mind, I'm just asking. If you can't afford the price, then don't use it. I can't just sell Harry to her. Putting him in solitary confinement is the limit."

Having made up his mind, Andrew quickly came to the door of the Gryffindor common room and asked a Gryffindor student to call Ginny out.

...

"For reference?"

Ginny stared at Andrew.

Then he breathed a sigh of relief, "Great, I was just thinking about how to refuse, it's great that you didn't invite me."

"I don't have any special fetishes, why would I invite you?"

If Andrew didn't need a favor, he really wanted to roll his eyes.

"It was easy before, but now with the new regulations, it's very troublesome."

Ginny surprisingly didn't make any requests and began to think, "This is not just a simple troublesome matter. You don't plan to look for a girl who likes to show off. This is too difficult. According to the current popularity, even if it is not broadcast, the pressure in the school alone will be very, very great."

……

It seems so.

Andrew thought about it - he didn't care, but the other party would probably be talked about for a long time to come.

Otherwise, forget it. The pressure from the professor isn't that great, and it's not a problem if he acts willfully occasionally.

"How about Hermione, who isn't too afraid of being talked about and currently has no partner?"

Ginny suddenly thought of someone.

"Miss Granger? No, let's not even talk about whether she would agree or not," Andrew shook his head, "Just the fact that I'm looking for a warrior as my dance partner will drive the other schools crazy."

What a bad idea—Andrew suddenly felt that he had asked the wrong person for help.

Maybe Miss Weasley was familiar with the third year girls, but she had no idea about the current situation.

"Then there are no good candidates. Not everyone is willing to be exposed to the public," Ginny spread her hands, looking helpless. "If you are willing to find a suitable girl to try to date, I do have a recommendation. Only exposed in front of the camera, no dancing, and no contact afterwards. How can such a thing happen? Please, Senior Taylor, the other party is a wizard, not an owl bought from a pet store!"

"Sorry, I thought too much," Andrew apologized sincerely.

He admitted that he was troubled by the rules, and the invitations from other schools and the secret aphrodisiacs made him confused and thought of such a thing.

He couldn't have it all - either give up and accept a temporary team formed in a trade where the other party was seeking fame and he was seeking to solve his problems, or he simply rejected the professor's invitation. Kevin's approach was too predictable, and he took it for granted and did it for his own convenience.

This can't be blamed on Kevin, it's still his problem.

"I'm sure I can't help you, Senior Taylor," Ginny said with a look of regret on her face, "but I'll think of another way. A junior dance partner is indeed a great idea if you really don't want to dance."

"No need. I don't plan on being so hasty. I'll take my time in the library after the dance."

Andrew waved his hand decisively, "I'll take care of the dance."

-

"Are you crazy?"

Ginny looked at her friend and felt that she was a little behind the times. "You're crazy, Ginny, you should help yourself, the first date is Taylor - this is great!"

"I just realized today that you are a nympho, Beverly."

"Please, unless you have someone you like, go out with Taylor--huh?"

Beverly looked at Ginny, "Who do you want to go to the dance with?"

"Harry."

Luna on the side helped Ginny to give the answer without hesitation, "And this method is very good. If your brother knew about it, he would most likely help Harry invite you."

"You are talking nonsense, you crazy girl!"

Ginny's face flushed.

"It will be too late if you don't tell him now. As the Christmas ball is getting closer, the boys will try to test him out like crazy. There will be many girls eyeing Harry."

Luna looked up from her book, "It would be useless to say anything at that point."

"Don't worry, Ginny, just tell me how I can contact Taylor!"

Beverly pulled Ginny along, but it was obvious that her purpose was not to go on a date with her, but to tease her.

"Don't even think about it, he flatly refused," Ginny shook her head, "I just wanted to see if you two were a good match. You're not, Beverly."

"What about Luna?"

"Just take care of yourself, you're a crazy girl!" Ginny was a little anxious, "Well, Luna, are you going?"

"I?"

Luna looked up from her book again, "Are you talking about me?"

"Yeah, are you going?"

"No, they said they have a way, so they don't need your help. This idea is for you."

Luna stood up and walked quickly to Ginny, "Why don't you go?"

"You really don't want to go?"

Ginny thought it was a good fit, but there was no time to explain it now. If she didn't want to show her anxiety in front of her friends, she would have wanted to talk to Ron right now about the benefits of having a third-year dance partner.

"Well, Beverly and I will go alone. We don't have to dance anyway."

Luna nodded, "Your mind is not here anymore, hurry up."

"I didn't. I didn't."

Ginny said stubbornly, "Forget it, I can't convince you anymore. I'll go ask if there's anything suitable - since you don't agree, don't tell anyone, otherwise that person will - I'll go ask someone else now!"

After saying that, she turned around and left quickly.

"She, ask someone else?"

Beverly shook her head with disdain.

"Being famous has its downsides. It turns out that famous Taylor also has troubles. Ah, I suddenly feel that this is much more fair."

"No, you weren't invited. He turned down too many requests, Beverly."

Luna decisively hit her friend, "Of course, let's still consider the matter of the Loch Ness Monster. I remember that it seemed to be related to the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures."

"Please spare me...Luna, I still haven't figured out what the Muggle dream called television is. Are you planning to get the NEWTs certificate in Muggle Studies?"

Beverly screamed.

(End of this chapter)