Ivy also expected that the owl would fly over with her own letter in its mouth. She waited and waited, and waited until Harry received the admission letter, but her own letter did not arrive.
Ivy knew that she was a Muggle and couldn't do magic.
"It doesn't matter, I have seen magic. It is not fake, it has always existed... It doesn't matter even if I don't know magic, I can continue to make my buns."
But saying this to myself made me feel even more painful. For Muggles, it is more cruel to see magic but not be able to possess it, or to have never seen it.
Ivy's heart yearns for the magical world in her heart, but when she really sees it, she can deeply feel that it is different from the beautified version in her heart.
Lightning protection: This article is biased toward the Lion's House. The heroine does not know magic and will not enter Hogwarts to study. She does not clean up the White Snake House. It is biased toward the original novel.
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