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Chapter 811 Dumbledore
Draco really wanted to help. After all, he had lived in the same room with Harry for a few days, and he really didn't treat this Harry as the boy-who-lived, but as a friend.

And Lucius's willingness to help is really a joke to the Order of the Phoenix. Knowing that you are not good, I feel relieved.

Ou Mengmeng doesn't care what Lucius is like. One thing is one thing. The mysterious man is a bad guy. There is no need to wash it off, and it cannot be washed away. So no matter what, she has to secretly kill the guy who caused her to lose her biological mother.

However, this does not mean that Dumbledore has the right to play with other people's lives. Why? For the greatest benefit, we must sacrifice other people's lives.

Yes, Dumbledore had been sacrificing other people’s lives. In the end, although he also sacrificed himself, in her opinion, it was an ineffective sacrifice. At that time, she even thought that the author was padding the word count.
So for a long time, she kept her distance from Dumbledore. She had established a good relationship with Snape, but she kept her distance from Dumbledore. This guy really had the ability to fool people to death.

Only after they had established their worldview in the Muggle world did Madam Malkin bring them back to Diagon Alley.

Of course, at home in Diagon Alley, the person Ou Mengmeng least wanted to see came. Dumbledore was chatting with old Foster. When he saw them come back, he noticed that Harry was already wearing a well-fitting suit. He looked like an ordinary boy, but the fabric did not feel like the work of Madam Malkin.

"Hello, Miss Foster, Mr. Potter, and Mr. Malfoy." Dumbledore greeted the three of them politely.

Dumbledore had actually wanted to come a long time ago. That day, Professor McGonagall rushed into his office and gave him a scolding.

You should know that Professor McGonagall did not agree to let Hagrid pick up Harry at first. However, Dumbledore persuaded Professor McGonagall after several twists and turns, and Dumbledore also made sense. Petunia and her husband knew the wizarding world, and there was no need to explain anything about bringing Harry back. And as everyone knows, the Dursleys hate Harry, so the process will not be too complicated, so he felt that there was no need to go so early.

But Professor McGonagall insisted. She didn't care about the protection of love until the eleventh birthday. Because if she was accepted by the wizarding world, wouldn't she be protected? If she went earlier, everyone would be able to deal with it if something happened.

So at that time, they both took a step back. Now Professor McGonagall felt fortunate that she listened to Petunia, otherwise, this would have been too terrible.

Dumbledore didn't care about this, he just asked if it was solved. Professor McGonagall removed the spell on Dudley's pig tail and apologized to Petunia Dursley and her husband. She also explained the reason seriously, but it was useless. She and Harry were kicked out together. The lawn in front of the Dursleys' house was full of Harry's things, and Professor McGonagall thought these things were nothing to take, so she waved and threw them into the garbage dump.

She didn't want to talk about Harry being treated unfairly now. The point was the rules! Hagrid broke the rules and attacked a Muggle boy, which was a serious violation of the rules. However, Dumbledore still smoothed over the matter in a good tone. He didn't think there was anything to make Professor McGonagall angry about. He only cared about who asked Professor McGonagall to clean up the mess.

When she learned that it was Petunia Foster, the former headmaster, Delise Devonte, was very excited and asked if it was Petunia from their family. Petunia's middle surname is Devonte, but everyone is used to calling her "Penny Foster". But everyone knows that Petunia is also the last heir of the Devonte family.

In the headmaster's office, with so many deceased headmasters listening, Dumbledore really couldn't say anything, because it seemed that Petunia had done nothing wrong. If he heard something wrong, he would report it to Professor McGonagall immediately, which was very disciplined. So what should I say? But this was not what he wanted. Dumbledore was never a disciplined person! So he actually didn't like students who were too disciplined.

He remembered that it was Petunia's suggestion to notify students of their enrolment in advance, although she did not target Harry, but all students from the Muggle world. They need time to digest and understand, rather than arrogantly saying, "Congratulations, your child has a magical gene, you won the lottery." If you say that, will they be happy to hear that? This is too arrogant, and it was highly praised by Professor McGonagall, otherwise, she would not have insisted.

At this moment, Dumbledore couldn't help but wonder, was this intentional? Did "Little Petunia" sense something? Waiting for Hagrid to come back, Dumbledore knew that Hagrid left Harry at the Fosters' house, and he was a little uneasy. He asked Hagrid to send Harry to the Weasleys' house. Let him feel the warmth of the family, mainly because the Weasleys had students this year, so that Harry could integrate as soon as possible.

He would not tell Hagrid that the Weasleys were die-hard Gryffindors and that he had to get Harry into Gryffindor. Although Eve was also a Gryffindor, Foster Jr. was a Ravenclaw. Although they both joined the Order of the Phoenix later, it was obvious that Foster Jr. was only there to protect his wife. And Foster Sr. was also a traditional Ravenclaw. They were both rational people.

Little Petunia also showed the characteristics of Ravenclaw since she was young. She loved reading, was enthusiastic and creative. The teachers at school and the residents of Diagon Alley all disliked her. And she seemed to have a very good relationship with the heir of the Malfoy family. These were all hidden concerns. He wondered if it was a good idea for Harry to make friends with Petunia Foster when he first entered the wizarding world.

But Hagrid subconsciously felt that "little Petunia" was in the same grade as him, their mothers were close friends, and they were godmothers to each other's children. Even though they were both dead, it would be more appropriate for little Harry to be at "Petunia's" house. This was mainly because Petunia had asked for it on her own initiative, and Hagrid didn't dare to tell Dumbledore, and he didn't dare to refute it.

The next day, Dumbledore sent a letter to the Fosters using his phoenix, Fawkes, to ask for a visit and to see Harry. But old Foster said apologetically, "Sorry, they went out to play in the Muggle world, with Madam Malkin. Don't worry, they all grew up in a Muggle elementary school, and there will be no danger."

Dumbledore felt even more miserable. Was he afraid of danger? When old Foster said "they", he included Draco Malfoy. He felt even more unsafe. So when he knew they were coming back today, Dumbledore was waiting here.

"Hello, Professor Dumbledore, Harry, this is Professor Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts. You may not have met him." Ou Mengmeng acted as the hostess and introduced them.

I was relieved when I saw you said you liked it. I thought there was something wrong with the writing.