"Bill... Bill met Tiera recently?" Harry asked casually. "Why didn't he mention it to me?"

"Are you serious?" George and Fred looked like you were making me laugh, "How many people working in the Magic Federation didn't see Tiera?"

"Although the general secretary of the Magic Federation is Cornelius Fudge in name, the top level of the entire Magic Federation is actually Tierra," said George.

"Oh...yes...also..." Harry said helplessly.

"Okay, let's go, Harry." Fred put his arms around Harry's shoulders and said, "Come on, go out and be happy, Tierra is busy with his business, let him go, we'll play with you !"

George lifted the curtains and went out to greet the customers, while Fred and Harry walked slowly back into the store to find Ginny still fascinated by the Daydream Charm.

"Hey, sister, don't stare at that daydream spell, I'll show you something nice," George said. "Come with me."

George pulled Ginny to the window, which was a row of crimson merchandise, surrounded by a group of giggling girls, Ginny hesitated and looked at George vigilantly.

"That's it," Fred said triumphantly. "This is the best love potion that will never burn your partner's brain."

Ginny raised her eyebrows suspiciously, "Does it work?"

"Of course it works. This medicine can last up to 24 hours, but it depends. The effect is mainly based on the weight of the target boy..." Fred said.

"And girly charm, of course," added George. "Of course you don't need that at all."

"Meaning?" Ginny asked, raising her eyebrows.

"You've had five boyfriends, haven't you?" Fred said.

"No matter what you hear from Ron, he's lying," Ginny said calmly, then leaned over to grab a pink vial from a shelf on the second floor. "What's this?"

"Ten seconds to get rid of pimples," Fred said. "For all the bruises and blackheads, but not the root cause. Are you dating a boy named Dean... Dean Thomas?"

"Yes," Ginny said. "As far as I know, he's one boyfriend, not five. What are these?"

Ginny shifted the subject sloppily.

she asked, pointing to some orbs with feathers that faded from pink to purplish red, and they squeaked high-frequency squeaks from the bottom of a cage.

"Puffy gnomes," said George. "It's tiny puffs, and we don't have time to feed them. What about McCorna?"

"I dumped him, he was a pretty bad suitor, he just smiled at me with a greasy face, and now I'm horrified when I see him laugh," Ginny said, sticking a finger out Inside the cage, the shaggy gnome wrapped her fingers. "They are so cute!"

"They're a lot of fun," Fred admitted. "But you're dumping boys too fast, aren't you?"

Ginny finally stopped changing the subject, and turned to stare at them with arms crossed, like Mrs. Weasley, and both George and Fred were startled by their sister's action.

"None of your business! Thank you for that." Ginny turned angrily to Ron, who had just appeared next to George with a pile of merchandise, "Stop making up my story for those two guys!"

"Three Galleons, nine Sikos, and one Nat," Fred checked the box in Ron's hand, and said cheerfully, "Pay!"

"How much for me?" Ron asked.

"Three Galleons, nine west, and one nut." The twins said happily.

"Hey, I'm your brother!" Ron protested.

"Five Galleons!" George and Fred said in unison.

"Go to hell!" Ron angrily threw away the boxes, cursing while making a rude gesture towards George and Fred. Unfortunately, this move was caught by Mrs. Weasley, who happened to appear. A positive.

"If I see you doing that again, I'll make your fingers grow into a piece." Mrs. Weasley educated him fiercely.

"Mom, can I buy Puffy Dwarfs?" Ginny said quickly. "They're so cute!"

"What?" Mrs. Weasley asked alertly, for fear that her disturbing twins had come up with something scary.

"Look, how cute..." Ginny dragged her mother to the window of the fluffy dwarf and said, pointing to the pile of fluffy cuties.

When Mrs Weasley walked over to look at the fluffy dwarf, Harry immediately saw a thin figure from the window she had previously blocked, and hurriedly walked across the street alone--

Tiera!

Harry recognized it at a glance, it was Tiera!

But in the blink of an eye, he was gone from Harry's sight.

Harry didn't know why, but an impulse suddenly rose in his heart, pushed the crowd away, ran to the door of the store, and chased after Tiera in the direction where he disappeared.

Fortunately, Tiera seemed to be just walking at a normal pace, and it didn't take long for Harry to see a blurred back——

"Tiera!" Harry shouted.

The back in front heard it, then turned around and looked at Harry lightly.

"Oh, Harry." Tiera said with a smile, "Long time no see."

"Oh, ah... yes, yes, it's been a long time." But when Harry caught up with Tiera, he realized that he didn't know what to say at all, so he had to say hello dryly.

"Um... mention, Tiera, yes, is that you?" Harry realized that Tiera was wearing a suit today, and the close-fitting black suit outlined his slender body.

He was wearing a pair of black square-mouth leather shoes, and he was holding a briefcase in his right hand. His hair seemed to be waxed, and it was neatly combed back, revealing a smooth and white forehead—

All this is not the same as the Tierra Harry remembered.

Harry had never seen such a neatly dressed Tiera~lightnovelpub.net~ The Tiera in Harry's memory was never dressed up, she was almost always in that school uniform, and the hair on the top of her head also changed from If you don't arrange it deliberately, you can at most simply brush it a few times, and then rely on your soft hair to let them loose, sometimes it will give people a fluffy, chicken coop-like feeling.

But now this Tiera, this Tiera standing in front of him, makes Harry feel unfamiliar and estranged, as if there is an aura that is not human.

"It's me." Tiera said with a smile, "You don't recognize me after changing clothes?"

"I mean, aren't you the Tiera I went to school with, not the fake Tiera behind you?" Harry asked firmly.

"Oh, Harry..." Tiera smiled and shook her head, "All Tierra are Tierra, just different sides of me in the three-dimensional world."

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