Chapter 324 322. Beach Vacation
The silence lasted for a long time in the living room of Malfoy's house.
Draco's eyes widened and his mouth was open. He seemed to have something to say, but he couldn't make a syllable out of his throat.
Narcissa was stunned, the originally polite smile on her face had completely froze, as if those words had a great lethal force, causing her entire facial nerves to die.
Branton looked into Lucius' eyes in silence after he finished speaking. Lucius' eyes tightened for a moment, his face twitched slightly, but he also didn't make a sound.
Emil, who was sitting next to Brandon, watched the changes in the expressions of the three Malfoys with cold eyes, and a subtle sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth.
The smile seems to be mocking, but also seems to be pity.
"What does the master mean?"
Lucius looked at Brandon, his questioning tone could not hear much doubt, but seemed to be emphasizing something.
Brandon smiled and nodded.
"Yes, this is what the master meant, we need this victory."
"Of course we need this victory! But...but what about my son!" Lucius stared into his eyes, "I don't care about Draco helping Emil win! What I care about is that he won this victory! In this game, can you guarantee your own safety!"
Facing Lucius' increasingly irritable attitude, Brandon still didn't change his face. He tapped his arm with his fingers and said softly.
"I'm here for this, Lucius. The master's order is to let Emil win the championship, let Draco live, and let that kid named Jon Green die!"
Jon is enjoying the sunshine.
Basking in the sun is indeed a rare joy, especially when it is still on a golden beach, the breeze brings the waves to beat the gravel continuously, bringing a refreshing and humid air to people.
This is their third day in Nice. The Mediterranean climate makes the summer sunny here, making it a rare resort.
There are a lot of tourists by the seaside this season, and with Jon and Hermione present, it is impossible for the Weasleys and the Longbottoms to have any similarities or differences from normal Muggle attires.
Except that Arthur was too enthusiastic to strike up a conversation with the parking lot attendant at the beach, asking him how to maintain things like cars in general, and was cast a strange look, they did not encounter any problems at other times.
"Ron is watching other people fishing." Hermione complained to Jon while helping Ginny bury her in the sand, "According to what you said before, what is he now? Fisherman?"
Jon took off the sunglasses on his face, he circled around, and found that only Hermione and Ginny were by his side.
"Where's Gabriel?"
"Even if Mrs. Weasley helped to pat some powder on her face, it couldn't cover that her face was too transparent. I saw Ron secretly say something to her just now, and she dived into the water, as if giving those The fishing uncles have gone to make trouble."
Jon couldn't help being speechless for a while. He had heard of hanging fish underwater before, but today he was able to catch fish underwater.
"Well, at least she can have some fun for herself, as long as she doesn't be regarded as a water ghost."
Lie back on the beach chair again, and before Jon could put on his sunglasses again and continue enjoying the sun, Neville and Charlie Bill came to Jon with a roll of cushions in their arms.
Jon put down his sunglasses and sat up from the recliner.
"What will you play?"
Charlie skillfully unpacked the card, and then shuffled it in his hands.
"Bill and I can play some Muggle games, such as bridge."
Neville and Jon looked at each other, and they shrugged.
"That's such a coincidence, we used to play these things when we were bored in the carriage, mahjong, cards or wizard chess."
Hermione was still making sand with Ginny, the four of them were just right.
Jon learned from Bill that Arthur was fascinated by the speedboats rented and sold by the sea, and he was discussing with Neville's father how to spend money to rent one to enjoy himself.
Fred and George are visiting a Muggle department store. They privately exchanged the gold galleons that Durmstrang gave them for some francs (the euro has been in circulation since 2002) to buy something that can inspire them Small objects.
It’s not considered embezzlement of public funds. Muggle things can indeed bring them a lot of whimsy, such as their semi-finished broom hunter, which is converted from a TV antenna.
Mrs. Weasley was supposed to be with the twins at the beginning. She was going to buy some daily necessities in the department store and send them home directly. Separated.
While Jon and the others were playing cards, Ron suddenly ran over from the fishing area in a panic, holding a big cardboard box in his hand.
He sat down next to Jon and the others panting, and then the top of the cardboard box was opened, and Gabriel, whose hair was covered with algae, poked her head out pitifully, and looked around nervously.
The four of Jon, who were touching cards in their hands, looked at them strangely.
"What happen to you guys?"
"Almost, almost Gabriel was discovered." Ron said with a look of fear.
Gabriel plucked the algae from her silver-white hair in disgust, she muttered.
"I saw an uncle who hadn't caught a fish for so long, so I wanted to grab one and hang it on his hook, but before I could hang it, his hook caught on my robe!"
"I was on the shore at the time, and the Muggle thought he had caught a big guy, and before he pulled the line, he started to show off loudly to the people around him."
Ron looked helpless. While he was talking, Gabriel grabbed a corner of his robe and showed it to Jon and the others.
"He has ruined my robe! I can't take the hook off no matter what. If the robe is not torn, I will be fished out of the sea by him!"
Jon and Hermione looked weird. They looked at so many people on the surrounding beaches. If Gabriel was really caught in public, then tomorrow's news will be good.
Ginny, who was lying in the sand, comforted her.
"It's good not to be discovered, otherwise we will be in big trouble, so many parents and mothers have no way to use the forgetting spell."
"But even if they only caught a piece of cloth, those Muggles were all taken aback." Ron said frightenedly, "They seem to have called the Muggle Aurors over, thinking that there are corpses under the water. When Gabriel fled back, those people were discussing how to salvage it."
(end of this chapter)