Ron and Harry's training plan

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"I give you a commission on every sale of Gwent deck at Hogwarts," Ethan said to George and Fred.

"Great! We do!" cried George and Fred together.

"No, Ethan! Don't!" Mrs Weasley exclaimed at the same time.

"You two are in fifth grade this year! You have the OWL exam!" Mrs. Weasley said aggressively to George and Fred, akimbo.

Opening a magic trick store was a dream for George and Fred, but they needed starting capital.

And Ethan's proposal makes George and Fred feel so close to their dreams for the first time.

"Oh my God! You agree! We're not going to fall behind!" George and Fred pleaded to their mother.

"But--" Mrs. Weasley wanted to say something more.

"Let them sell for me first, but I will monitor their grades. If their test scores are lower than A, I will immediately take back their sales rights." Ethan suggested to Mrs. Weasley.

Mrs Weasley frowned, clearly thinking about Ethan's words.

Seeing that there seemed to be a drama, George and Fred began to pester Mrs. Weasley, begging Mrs. Weasley to agree.

Finally, Mrs. Weasley sighed in relief and agreed that they could sell those Gwent cards for now, provided their OWL scores never dropped below A.

With the consent of Mrs. Weasley, George and Fred gave a cheer, clapped, and then began to plan their Gwent card business.

George and Fred then began to discuss the issue of sharing. Ethan proposed three or seven points, but George, Fred, and Mrs. Weasley firmly rejected them.

They thought they had done nothing, just helped a little, and nine-one points was enough.

Finally, after several people had negotiated, Ethan set the score at 8:2 points.

Ron looked at George and Fred enviously. He thought the two of them had picked up a big bargain.

"By the way, Mrs. Weasley, I have to discuss something about Ron with you," Ethan said.

Ron's eyes widened curiously, wondering what Professor Ethan would say to his mother.

"After a semester of teaching, I found that Ron is a very talented child, and I hope to use this summer vacation time to give him special training," Ethan said to Mrs. Weasley.

As soon as the words fell, almost all the Weasley family members stared at Ron in surprise.

Ron's talent is mediocre in the Weasley family. He has never performed well, and his academic performance at Hogwarts could be better.

No one expected that Professor Ethan would appreciate and value Ron.

Ron's face was also red, and he was a little embarrassed. This was the first time a professor had praised him, especially in front of so many people.

Mrs. Weasley quickly eased from her surprise, realizing it might hurt Ron to continue astonished.

"Of course, Professor Ethan, we agree to let Ron do special training," Mrs. Weasley told Ethan.

"Ron, what did you think?" Ethan asked Ron.

"I'm willing to!" Ron said excitedly.

"Right," Ethan suddenly thought of something and turned to Harry.

"Harry, you also need to participate in special training. Professor Dumbledore instructed me. You may face some dangers this semester. I will teach you how to deal with dangers." Ethan said to Harry.

"Oh, okay." Harry hurriedly agreed with Ethan, feeling weird, as if he were being carried.

At the end of the dinner, everyone turned off the lights, lined Harry's cake with candles, and sang a birthday song. Harry was so excited that tears flashed in his eyes. This was the first time many people had celebrated his birthday.

Just when the atmosphere was very warm, Percy suddenly stood up again, and everyone looked at him curiously, thinking he had something to say.

"Professor Ethan," Percy told Ethan again in that respectful and weird voice, "I know your Magic Crisis Response Team is recruiting new people. Can I go to you for an internship after this semester?"

Ron bent over and asked respectfully.

"You can give me an application form at the end of the term, Percy," Ethan said. The atmosphere was peculiar; everyone looked at Percy in surprise. I didn't expect him to say such a thing during dinner.

"Thank you, Professor Ethan, thank you." Percy bowed Ethan so exaggeratedly that even his glasses fell to the ground because of his bow.

Percy hurriedly touched his glasses, which made the scene even more embarrassing.

After a while, Percy finally found his glasses, which he put back on his face, trying to say something.

At this time, Fred suddenly threw a piece of cake and smashed it on Percy's face, and the cream suddenly covered Percy's face.

"Fred!" Percy roared, turned his head, and chased after Fred. Although Percy tried to pretend to be an older man, he was still a teenager.

Ron and George soon got excited, too, eager to join the food fight.

"Ron! George! Don't let you waste food!" Mrs Weasley shouted aggressively.

The dinner at the Weasleys ended in laughter.

When the Weasleys heard that Ethan would stay at their house for a while to protect Harry, they warmly welcomed Ethan.

Mrs. Weasley packed Ethan a guest room for him to live in these days.

The Weasleys arranged a room for Ethan that was very warm and comfortable. The room had warm tones, whether in the bed sheets or quilts.

Ethan lay comfortably on the bed, the pillows and the quilt exuding a comfortable smell of sunshine.

There was a poster on the wall opposite the bed. This poster was used to cover the holes in the wallpaper. The poster showed seven witches and wizards wearing bright orange-yellow robes and carrying brooms. Waving cheerfully,

In the upper right corner of the poster, two giant letter Cs are brightly printed, and a flying cannonball is next to a line of words, Chudley Cannons.

Ethan took a deep breath of the sunshine-filled air, accompanied by the crackling sound of small explosions in George and Fred's room. He fell asleep.

The following day, Ethan woke up early. He would build a unique training venue for Ron and Harry today for their exceptional training days.

After Ethan got dressed, he pushed open his door. Ethan woke up early, as the Weasleys didn't wake up, and the whole house was silent.

It was a rare quiet moment for the Weasleys, who had too many children and were noisy and noisy almost every day.

Ethan chose the training ground behind the Weasleys' house. An ample open space, the Weasleys' paddock, is suitable for training grounds.