Hogwarts: The Witch Education Handbook

Chapter 580 Percy's Confusion

Chapter 576 Percy's Confusion

There was no knocking, and no prior notice.

Percy pushed open the door and went straight into the office.

This extremely impolite behavior left the reporters behind him stunned.

Is my boss really that brave?

Or is it that—

Is this boss and Principal Phillips so familiar that they don't even need to knock?

The Ministry of Magic is full of shrewd people; the former type wouldn't exist there.

So it's the latter?

Today's interview will probably be much simpler.

Several reporters carrying cameras entered Sean's office one by one.

"Let's go."

The last reporter gave the first one a hard shove.

Because the former is not leaving.

This resulted in him being blocked at the doorway, unable to move forward or backward.

"It's not that I don't want to leave, it's just blocked in front." The second-to-last reporter glared fiercely at the last reporter.

Is he not leaving? Percy, who was clearly the first to enter the office, stopped in his tracks.

The reporters behind Percy noticed that the line was blocked.

So, he took it upon himself to bypass Percy, who was standing there dumbfounded, and walked straight into the house.

"Please be seated, everyone. Welcome to Hogwarts."

Seeing the large group of reporters suddenly walk in, Sean was neither flustered nor surprised. He simply gestured for everyone to take their seats.

Percy snapped out of his daze and stared blankly at the scene before him.

Am I seeing things? Or am I just hallucinating? Or am I doing something wrong?

He looked around with suspicion.

The surroundings were empty.

Phillips sat upright in his office chair, handling official business.

The surrounding area consisted of a wardrobe, a bed, and a messy blanket on the bed.

Everything seemed perfectly normal.

There's nothing wrong with it.

There are only two possibilities now:

The first possibility is that Ginny did not carry out the plan as agreed beforehand.

But—an hour ago.

The two still have an agreement.

The second possibility is that Phillips sensed it before they came in.

then----

They hid the person.

This perfectly explains the sound I just heard.

Where can people hide around?

Percy immediately spotted the wardrobe under the large desk and in the corner.

have to say.

Everyone entered Sean's office.

When you think of places frequented by Tibetans, you probably think of wardrobes.

"Principal Phillips, before this interview, could you please take a few photos for the front page?"

Percy quickly came up with an excuse to get Sean to get up.

Sean readily agreed.

A reporter standing nearby was directing Sean to take photos through the office window.

"Principal, yes, that's the right spot."

"Smile."

Adjust your hand to face the sunlight and look up at a 45-degree angle.

"Three, two, one, cheese!"

During the photo shoot, Percy also used the excuse of looking for a good spot to take pictures to get to the side of the desk.

There was no one below.

Then there's only one truth.

While Sean was still taking pictures, Percy accidentally tripped and fell next to the wardrobe.

It was just a light touch.

The wardrobe door opened automatically.

A mountain of files and papers poured down, burying Percy inside.

"oops!"

"Mr. Weasley?"

Sean turned around, the smile from the photo still on his face, but his brows were slightly furrowed.

Are you alright?

"Oh, it's nothing, it's nothing." Percy waved his hand, forcing an embarrassed smile. "I just tripped."

He quickly glanced around.

no one.

How could that be? — What about Ginny?

Could it be under the covers?

Percy glanced at the somewhat disheveled blankets, then at the bed.

It's possible it's under the bed.

The blanket is in such an obvious place —

The interview went very well, at least that's what Sean and several other reporters thought.

Percy, however, remained absent-minded.

Even after he left, he still didn't understand what had happened.

Goodbye, Principal Phillips.

Goodbye everyone.

Percy was the last to leave.

He gave Sean a meaningful look, then slowly closed the door. Just as he was about to leave, he heard the sound coming from inside again.

"Professor, no, no—"

subconsciously—

Percy pushed the door open again.

What caught my eye was Sean's concerned expression.

"What's wrong, Mr. Weasley? Did you forget something?"

Per, dressed in a suit, circled the office once more, striking a pose.

Under the pretense of looking for a pen, he crouched down and peeked under the bed again.

"Excuse me, Principal Phillips, thank you for the interview today."

After his fruitless inspection tour, Percy once again took his leave.

"Be careful, Mr. Weasley."

After the door closes—

Sure enough, that voice appeared in my ears again.

Is it auditory hallucination? Aside from auditory hallucination—there seems to be no other reason.

"Did you hear any strange noises?"

He asked the reporters standing beside him. The reporters looked at him strangely and shook their heads.

It was indeed a hallucination.

This sound only appeared in his mind.

Perhaps it's because I've been under too much pressure lately.

Percy shook his head, determined to take a break after he finished this busy period.

If this continues, he might end up going insane before accomplishing anything.

After Percy left, Sean's office returned to silence.

Not long after—

The two witches slowly emerged from under the covers.

"Now, let's talk about the ins and outs of this matter."