In the end, neither of these two had a chance to materialize.

Ron pestered Harry as always, perfectly blocking all opportunities for him to be alone with Ginny.

Harry had also tested Ron's reaction if a boy were to fall in love with Ginny again.

The boy was referring to himself, of course, and Ron's reaction was just as Harry had expected.

Ron said he might not be able to control himself and rush up and beat up the bastard who dared to approach Ginny......

The beating was severe, and although Ron didn't put it into practice once, it at least showed an attitude.

He objected to other boys approaching his sister and was extremely disgusted by this kind of thing.

With Ginny, you have to be prepared to lose Ron.

That's what happened, Harry thought he should be desperate.

Hermione, however, pulled Evan to discuss it a few times in the middle of the night, and she was disappointed with Harry's performance.

She had agreed with Ginny, thinking that things would change soon after Ginny and Dean broke up, and gave Ginny an idea to take the initiative to hint at something, Hermione was very satisfied with Ginny's recent performance, but she didn't expect it to drag on for so long without results.

Naturally, she was very dissatisfied with Harry's performance, and kept asking Evan what boys generally thought.

Evan felt that Harry and Cho Chang had dated before was still vivid, and that he shouldn't have had expectations for a guy like Harry who went out on a date with a girl who was going to kiss and have sex with him, but ended up making the other person cry.

In the face of a boy like Harry, Ginny should boldly chase back and take the initiative in everything......

Just like Lavender and Ron, well, while Ginny has an outgoing personality, she's not that kind of girl.

Let's stick to this matter, and sooner or later it will be resolved.

As time went on, neither Harry nor Ginny had time to think about romance.

They put all their time, energy, and energy into Quidditch training.

Because in June, the last Quidditch match of the school year, the Gryffindor vs. Ravenclaw match, is getting closer and closer.

The school's interest in this competition is extremely high, as it will determine the undecided Champions Cup position.

So far, the Hufflepuff team has finished all competitions with the highest record, with two wins and one loss in three games.

They won Gryffindor and Ravenclaw this year, but still lost to Slytherin in the end, putting them in an awkward position.

Not in terms of technology, but in the degree of meanness of losing to the opponent.

In the face of Slytherin's tough style of play and mean tactics, the Hufflepuffs have always been helpless.

Without Malfoy and several other veterans, Slytherin have only won Hufflepuff this year, finishing bottom with one win and two losses.

Gryffindor and Ravenclaw both have one win and one loss, and if they win against each other, they both have a chance to win the Quidditch Cup.

The current situation is that the Gryffindor team is at a disadvantage because of the big defeat in the last game.

If Gryffindor leads Ravenclaw by three hundred points, they will win the cup.

It was a lot of difficulty, but Harry had never seen his team fly so well as they did now.

If the lead is less than 300 points, they will be behind Hufflepuff and second.

If you're a hundred points behind, you'll be behind Ravenclaw in third place.

If they are more than 100 points behind, they will see fourth, losing to the Slytherin team who are short of major generals.

In that case, Harry thought, no one would ever let him forget that he had led the Gryffindor team to the first penultimate place in two hundred years, even in the Gryffindor's most difficult moments.

The responsibilities and pressures were enormous, and as a result, he had to put his feelings aside and devote himself wholeheartedly to Quidditch.

The prelude to the crucial game was still the same: students from both houses terrorizing opposing teams in the hallways, rehearsing slogans loudly against individual players as they walked by, and players either swaggering to enjoy attention or rushing into the bathroom to vomit during recess.

Evan sees Harry now, and he's always busy with Ron discussing tactics.

Aven himself has been busy lately, and he has other things to worry about besides looking through ancient magical texts. Because the end of the semester is approaching, it means that the general wizard level exam for the fifth grader is about to begin, and he has to help Elaine, Colin, Ginny, and several others with tutoring.

Hermione was willing to take care of the theoretical part of them, and the practical part was left to Aven.

Among these people, Elaine and Ginny have to participate in Quidditch training, and the time is tight, and the help of Evan and Hermione is especially important to help them, especially Elaine, who doesn't have to worry about the magic practice part, but the theory part is a mess, even the first-year freshman is not as good.

To put it simply, it's a lack of common sense, and God knows how vampire magic is used.

If Evan and Hermione didn't help her, her grades would definitely be miserable, and it wouldn't be surprising that she was demoted from school.

In the spirit of being responsible for Keresis and responsible for Elaine, Evan really can't leave her alone.

Given Elaine's current grades, Evan hopes she can focus more on revising her homework.

Contrary to expectations, as the game approached, the Gryffindor team has been training stronger and stronger lately.

Because Harry seemed to tie the match to the success or failure of his plan for Ginny, he couldn't help but think that if they were more than three hundred points ahead, the enthusiastic celebrations and post-match party might be able to catch up with the effect of a big gulp.

When Evan learned of Harry's intentions, there was no way he could stop Harry, after all, this matter was related to Harry's lifelong happiness.

In the end, Evan had to use a time turner and a Ravenclaw crown to help Elaine study, helping her increase her time and efficiency, which was definitely the most luxurious revision gear ever, and it worked surprisingly well.

With the help of these two artifacts, Elaine was finally able to pass the ordinary wizard level exam.

This is probably not cheating, after all, Elaine really learned, although there is a bit of trickery......

All in all, as usual, the attention of the whole of Hogwarts was drawn to the upcoming Quidditch match.

Harry never lost sight of his other goal: to find out what Malfoy was doing at the Room of Requirement.

In his head, it was as important, if not more important, than chasing Ginny and winning the game.

Even though everyone was against it, Harry insisted on using the Living Point map every day to watch Malfoy's every move......

What else can be said about his obsession?

Persuade him to give up, stop spying on Malfoy, pull him down, this is not Harry's character at all.

Perhaps, it was true love between him and Malfoy.

Well, it must be so!