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... ing in the same place with her tea cup in hand, looking at Hermione's back as she walked away quickly, and muttered to herself in her heart.

But suddenly, the originally calm smile on his face froze, and his breathing suddenly became short.

"hiss-"

He took a breath of cold air, and then pressed his thin lips together tightly, the blood vessels between his forehead and neck protruded, and the teacup in his hand trembled slightly with the force of his fingertips.

It loo ...

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