A surprise in the morning!!!

Next morning as usual the boys got up early, instead of carrying out their daily training, they got ready and walked towards the stable.

Ensuring their horses were in good condition, they saddled them up and headed towards the academy gate. Harry, their master, arrived at the gate simultaneously.

Lets get going boys, we have a very, very long journey ahead of us. Harry grinned and mounted his grey gelding, a mejestic adult war horse. The boys also mounted their horses and started following their Master.

After a few days, the first-year students began arriving, accompanied by curious individuals eager to learn the identity of those who had aided them. Headmaster Stan shared the boys' and their family details( The Heathrow's and Morgan's), revealing they were currently engaged in a training regimen and wouldn't be back for the next couple of years. He emphasized that the boys expressed their hopes for the students to achieve greatness and become valuable assets to both the academy and the city.

The parents who got the details planned to visit their family atleast and thank them.

The following day, a panicked maid rushed into the dining hall where the Heathrows had just finished breakfast and were preparing to leave their chairs. Observing the maid's distress, Andrew inquired, "What's the matter?"

"Master Andrew, there are... there are almost a hundred people standing outside the gate, waiting to meet the family," the maid panted.

Curiosity and confusion filled the room. "Okay, let's go and see what's happening," George rose from his chair, everyone including Lilly and Rose following suit.

As they stepped outside, shock overcame them at the sight of the crowd by the gate. George instructed the guard to allow one family at a time to avoid unexpected incidents.

The first couple to approach nearly fell to their knees. Andrew stepped forward, requesting them to rise. "Sir, we don't know how to thank you and your family. If not for your support, our daughter wouldn't have been able to enter the academy. Please accept our sincere thanks," the couple, around 40 years old, expressed while bowing deeply.

George, puzzled, responded, "You might have mistaken us for someone else. Please stand up."

"No, sir, you are the family of Alan, Williams, Ben, Bob, Chris, and Dave, right?" The woman asked. Nods from everyone confirmed it.

"All the boys in your family took responsibility for more than 50 students' academy expenses. Thanks to them, 50 students additionally enrolled in the academy this year. Without them, we wouldn't have been able to send our sons and daughters to the academy, no matter how talented they are."

"Not only this year, but they have already covered the fees for the entire three years, sir," the man concluded.

The Heathrow family members were left utterly shocked, finding themselves speechless. After a moment, George released a deep sigh. "Is everyone outside waiting for the same matter?" Confirming nods from the couple, he smiled and conversed with them for a few minutes before sending them off, tears of joy in their eyes.

"Let everyone in after 10 minutes," he instructed the guards.

"Well, this was shocking news for us," Andrew shook his head in disbelief, and everyone else nodded in agreement.

"Wow, my elder brothers helped so many get into the academy!? They're true heroes," Rose exclaimed, sharing her thoughts aloud. Smiles filled the room as everyone looked at her with fondness, acknowledging the boys as heroes not just for helping children enter the academy but also covering their fees for three years—an awe-inspiring story for someone not even 15 years old.

"Let's meet everyone at once; otherwise, the whole day won't be enough," George suggested.

Meeting with everyone proved surreal, and the Heathrows were overjoyed by the praise the boys received. After all, they were also family. After nearly an hour, everyone returned inside, feeling both exhausted and elated.

"I won't be left out. I want to follow my brothers footsteps," Lilly announced suddenly. The adults didn't refute her; in fact, they felt proud to hear Lilly's proclamation. Knowing the difficulty of matching the boys' achievements, if Lilly could achieve even a tenth of what they did, the Heathrows would be delighted.