Chapter 124: Same World, Same Mother

Fish naturally wouldn't know about the intrigues between the girls. After he came out of the Gryffindor dormitory, he ran to Professor McGonagall's office on the second floor.

"Minerva~" ●ω●

Fish pushed the door open and threw himself into Professor McGonagall's arms.

"Why did you come so early today?"

Professor McGonagall kissed Fish's cheek, pinched his ears, and then put him down and asked.

"Fish didn't want to do his homework, so he came to you to read to me, meow!"

The kitten answered confidently.

However, today was the first day of the holiday, and it was okay for Fish not to do his homework, so Professor McGonagall just glared at him unhappily, then opened the drawer and wanted to take out a storybook.

"No stories today, meow!"

Fish stopped Professor McGonagall's action, then took out the "World Cat Encyclopedia" from his magic pocket and handed it to her.

"Read this to Fish, meow, there are a lot of cats in it!" (つΦωΦ)つ

Professor McGonagall took the book and glanced at the cover full of various cats, the animals on it were motionless.

"Muggle book?"

"Yes, meow," Fish nodded, "Rat Fang gave me a Christmas gift."

"Rat Fang? Oh, it's Granger."

After a little recollection, Professor McGonagall connected Rat Fang with Hermione.

Yeah, she's a good girl.

Whether it's Hermione's excellent performance in class or her act of giving Fish a book as a gift, she has gained a lot of points with Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall nodded silently, then sat down at the desk, spread the book on the desk, and Fish immediately got into her arms, used Professor McGonagall's legs as a chair, and sat facing the desk.

"Minerva, stand the book up, Fish wants to see it too, meow!" (●ΦωΦ●)

Fish said, swinging his legs and slapping his hands on the table.

When he read fairy tales to Fich before, he would occasionally ask to read them together. Of course, just like now, Fich mainly looked at the images in the book, and he would ignore the text if possible.

So Professor McGonagall stood the book up as she said, and Fich sat in her arms, looking at the pictures of various cats in the book while listening to Professor McGonagall reading the introductions next to him, and occasionally discussing the appearance and abilities of these cats with Professor McGonagall.

"Minerva, this cat is so fat!" (●>▽<●)

Fich pointed to the picture of the manul in the book and laughed.

"Although the manul looks fat, it has great abilities..."

Professor McGonagall pinched Fich's ears with a smile, then extracted the main information from the text introduction next to it, and relayed it to Fich in a more vivid way, and pointed at some content that he might be interested in, guiding Fich to read it himself.

It was rare for Fich to be interested in books other than fairy tales, so Professor McGonagall naturally had to seize the opportunity to cultivate his reading habits.

In addition, Professor McGonagall herself was also very interested in this book from the Muggle world.

Wizards generally only pay attention to magical creatures, and they rarely study these ordinary animals without magic seriously, so it was the first time for Professor McGonagall to know that there are so many kinds of cats in the world.

As a wizard whose Animagus is a cat, whose Patronus is also a cat, and whose own school is a lion, Professor McGonagall naturally has a great liking for other cats.

Hermione Granger is really a good girl!

Professor McGonagall already had a good eye for Hermione, who had excellent grades, and now she naturally liked her even more.

Thinking of this, Professor McGonagall suddenly lowered her head, "Fish, what do you think of Granger?"

"Rat-toothed meow?"ω

Fish tilted her head and thought for a while, "Her teeth are so interesting, just like those of Scabbers."

Professor McGonagall: "..."

"That's not what I'm talking about!" Professor McGonagall pulled Fish's cat ears with a wry smile, "I mean, how do you feel about Granger? Do you like her?"

Like most old mothers, when a relatively close person of the opposite sex appears around her cub, Professor McGonagall subconsciously begins to consider Fish's major life events.

It's not that she wants to find a girlfriend for Fish now, but she just wants to see if there is a suitable one for development. She can observe and check for Fish first.

After all, our little Fish is so innocent and cute, what if he is deceived by a bad woman!

At this time, Professor McGonagall has completely forgotten that the little guy in her arms is a popular person, and she has also forgotten her worries when preparing the Christmas gift list.

Fike may not know that his old mother has already started to look for a future partner for him. He blinked his big green eyes, thought for a while and said, "Of course I like Shuya. She is not like other girls who always pester Fike. Those girls are always chattering around Fike, which is annoying sometimes!"ω

"Uh..."

This reason is a bit wrong, and it is not the answer Professor McGonagall wants.

"Anything else?"

Professor McGonagall did not give up and continued to ask.

"Of course there is! Shuya's hair is as long and thick as the big guy's. Fike likes meow very much! It's a pity that she doesn't have as much hair on her face as the big guy!"

Fish answered very seriously, but this answer made Professor McGonagall even more speechless.

"In addition, she also gave Fish this interesting book, meow!" Fish continued: "But the reason why Fish likes her the most is because Mouse Fang is very similar to Minerva, meow!" (●ΦωΦ●)

Professor McGonagall, who was still laughing and crying, felt warm in her heart when she heard the last reason. She hugged Fish in her arms and kissed him hard on his little head several times.

Unfortunately, Fish didn't like such a passionate expression of emotion.

"Meow! Minerva, let me go, meow!" (●｀Д●)

Fish twisted his body and tried to resist the kisses that kept falling on his face with his hands, protesting against Professor McGonagall's behavior of not caring about the feelings of cats.

And after a few kisses, Professor McGonagall gradually calmed down. She let go of her arms, but her face was still full of smiles.

"What do you mean when you say Granger looks like me?"

Professor McGonagall, who was physically and mentally satisfied after sucking the cat, had the leisure time to ask. She didn't think she was similar to Hermione. Professor McGonagall's hair was always neatly groomed, which was very different from Hermione's hair style that was similar to Hagrid's.

If you have to say it, Hermione Granger's excellent grades are the same as hers, but her own child obviously doesn't care about these things.

Fisch first shook his head vigorously, then used his hands to straighten Professor McGonagall's messy hair, and then answered Professor McGonagall's question.

That is, he told Professor McGonagall about the previous incident where the Gryffindor seniors wanted to do their homework for him and were stopped by Hermione.

"What she said at that time was similar to what you said, Minerva. I think you should like her, Minerva."

So Professor McGonagall was more satisfied with Hermione. She smiled so hard that her eyes narrowed into slits. She stretched out her hand to rub Fish's little head and said, "You are right. I really like Hermione. Fish can play with her more in the future."

Professor McGonagall, who temporarily included Hermione in the list of daughters-in-law, changed to calling her by her name when calling her, which is a more intimate way. You know, even the boy who survived the catastrophe, Professor McGonagall only called him "Potter".

"But..." Fish frowned slightly, "Rat Fang won't be as nagging as you, Minerva?"ω

"Am I nagging?!"

Professor McGonagall pretended to be angry and grabbed Fish's little face.

"Of course, meow! Minerva always talks endlessly. Fish's head hurts because of your nagging, meow!" (●ΦДΦ●)

Even if Fish was grabbed by the face, he still complained righteously.

"That's because you're disobedient!"

"No! Fish has been very well behaved recently, meow!" (●ΦДΦ●)

The kitten lied with his eyes open.

Professor McGonagall, who didn't know what good things Fish had done at night recently, touched his head and praised him: "Fish's recent performance is indeed very good, so I didn't nag you, right? As long as you are good, mom won't nag, but will reward you instead."

"Reward? What reward?"

Fish got excited all of a sudden.

"What reward does Fish want? I will try my best to satisfy you."

Since Fish has been so well behaved recently, Professor McGonagall thought it was okay to give this little guy a little reward.

"Then can Fish not do his homework, meow?" (●ΦωΦ●)

Fish said his request without even thinking about it.

Professor McGonagall refused decisively, "No!"

"Meow! Minerva, you are a big liar!" (●`Д●)

"I just said I would try my best to satisfy you, but not doing homework is not okay."

"Then I don't want to take the Defense Against the Dark Arts class."

"That's not okay either."

"Minerva, you are really a big liar, meow!"∑(●`Д●)

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