Chapter 408: Approval From the Future Mother-in-Law

Professor McGonagall, who was worried, walked out of the room and went downstairs.

Mrs. Granger was vague on the phone, and she only knew that the amusement park was probably a place that provided children with various games, and sold various snacks, toys and other things.

But Professor McGonagall couldn't figure out what kind of place it was after thinking for a long time, and could only temporarily imagine it as a large place similar to the combination of Zonko's Joke Shop and Honeydukes.

However, what the amusement park was was not within the scope of Professor McGonagall's concern, as long as she could divert Fitch's attention from the TV.

Professor McGonagall was worried that according to Mrs. Granger, there should be a lot of Muggles in the amusement park. If Fitch made a fuss in it, it would not be solved by one or two forgetfulness spells... So she was still hesitating.

But it happened that Fitch was going to go out with Hermione later, and she could follow behind invisibly to see if Fitch could behave well and not cause any trouble, then she could try.

As she was thinking, she followed the sound from the TV and came to the living room. At this time, Hermione was holding Fish in cat form, sitting on the sofa and watching cartoons on TV together.

"Meow~"

(=ω=)

Fish immediately jumped out of Hermione's arms and pounced on Professor McGonagall when he noticed Professor McGonagall's arrival.

"Remember, it's only one hour."

Professor McGonagall reminded Fish and nodded to Hermione with a smile.

"Meow~"

Fish responded and continued to nestle in Professor McGonagall's arms, but his head turned back to the TV.

However, Professor McGonagall didn't care. Instead, she was a little surprised by his previous performance, because at noon, this little cat didn't even eat in order to watch TV, but now he would take the initiative to put down the program and run to greet her.

Jacqueline was right. When Fish gradually got used to it, his interest in TV would decrease.

Professor McGonagall was relieved a little, but she didn't relax completely, because she also watched some cartoons with Fish, and asked Mrs. Granger, knowing that most of the "stories" on TV were very long, with new content every day.

Based on this alone, it is not realistic to want Fish to completely lose interest in TV.

But there is no need to rush these things. Anyway, after returning to Hogwarts, Fish will have nowhere to watch, as long as he is not as addicted as he was at noon.

Professor McGonagall was a little worried at first because of Fish's abnormal reaction to TV. Now that she has calmed down and thought about it carefully, it is not a particularly troublesome thing.

So after seeing Hermione watching cartoons absent-mindedly and looking at the little cat in her arms from time to time, Professor McGonagall smiled lightly and took the initiative to stuff Fish into her hands.

"Professor?"

Hermione took the cat and looked at Professor McGonagall in a panic.

"I'm not interested in this kind of childish show. You two should watch it by yourselves." Professor McGonagall patted Fish's head, "Remember to turn off the TV when the time is up. Don't use any magic when you go out. Listen to Hermione's arrangements."

"Meow~"

(=ω=)

Whether Professor McGonagall handed herself to Hermione or rubbed her cat's head to tell her the precautions, the kitten's eyes were fixed on the TV, and she just gave Professor McGonagall a perfunctory cry.

Professor McGonagall rolled her eyes speechlessly, and didn't bother to care about this little cat who became a TV fan, and turned to leave the living room...

Then she blocked the sound and smell a few minutes later, and ran back with the Disillusionment Charm.

Of course, tracking a little cat who is good at getting into trouble is the main reason. In addition...

In fact, Professor McGonagall also likes to watch Muggle cartoons, especially some animations related to magic. While watching, Professor McGonagall would think about what means real wizards need to use to achieve the effects of those imaginary spells in the animation.

In addition to being fun, Professor McGonagall also found that some of the magic imagined by Muggles was actually quite powerful. If she could reproduce it, she might be able to use it to deal with the challenge of a rebellious child in the future.

Professor McGonagall hid aside and watched cartoons with the two little guys for more than half an hour, and Fish also turned off the TV as promised after the time was up...

This surprised Professor McGonagall a little, as she thought Fish would delay for a while.

As a result, the cat was so well-behaved this time, which made Professor McGonagall feel relieved and a little disappointed. She wanted to see how Hermione would deal with this situation.

But it doesn't matter, the two will go out soon, and there is plenty of time to observe.

Professor McGonagall followed Hermione and Fish, who had turned back to normal human form, and walked out of the Granger family together.

The Granger family is obviously very popular in this community. As Hermione and Fish walked along the way, the residents they met greeted her cordially and asked about her parents' recent situation, and Hermione responded politely one by one.

However, after just a few words, the conversation would turn to Fish next to Hermione.

"Who is this cute little boy?"

This was the seventh person to ask after Hermione and Fish left the room.

"He is my classmate at Rugby School and the child of my teacher. His name is Fish McGonagall. It happened to be the summer vacation, and my parents invited them to come to my house."

Hermione skillfully repeated her introduction to Fish. The Rugby School she mentioned was the school that the Grangers claimed Hermione attended. Apart from the name of the school, she basically didn't lie.

"Hello meow!"

(ΦωΦ)

Fish greeted everyone he met warmly.

Of course, cats with their aura of affinity also received enthusiastic responses from everyone.

After rejecting a neighbor's warm invitation for the fifteenth time, Hermione finally took Fish out of the neighborhood where her home was. She rubbed her cheeks vigorously. After this short distance, Hermione Keep smiling, your face will freeze with laughter.

"Hermione, where are we going next?"

Fish was carrying a large bag of snacks he had just received from the neighbors and looked around with interest.

"Are you going to visit the nearby neighborhoods and collect other people's gifts?"

he asked, raising the bag in his hand.

Hermione waved her hands quickly: "No, no, no."

If she hadn't stopped him in time, Fish would have habitually taken out the wizard snacks in his magic pocket in return, so it was better to stay away from those enthusiastic neighbors.

"Let's go over there." Hermione pointed to the northwest and said, "There is a park not far over there. Many children like to play there."

Fish's words and deeds are a bit special compared to wizards, let alone among Muggles. Many neighbors just felt something was wrong, but they were fooled by Hermione's wit and Fish's affinity. passed.

Rather than dealing with adults who are easily aware of infractions, it is safer to let Fish play with children who are less sensitive to such situations.

Professor McGonagall, who was hiding aside, nodded. Hermione's response method was quite good. She was now more and more satisfied with Hermione as her "future daughter-in-law".

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