Chapter 400: Invite (Edited)

After Hermione also left Hogwarts, almost every student in the castle had left. After finishing breakfast in the Great Hall, Fish immediately ran to Professor McGonagall's office.

"Minerva~"

?●ω●?

As usual, Fish pushed open the door and ran to Professor McGonagall.

But when he saw her sitting behind the desk, writing something, the cat slowed down and stopped at the other end of the desk, then crouched down and hid his whole body behind the desk, with his hands on the edge of the desk and his head sneaking out.

"Just a moment, I'll pay attention to you when I finish this," Professor McGonagall said without looking up.

"Fish is in no hurry to come back, there's something else I want to see you about."

The kitten replied truthfully as he continued to clutch the table.

"Other business?" Professor McGonagall then looked up, holding her glasses, and looked across the table at the emerging half-cat head, "Are you in trouble again?"

"No, I'm not!"

?(? `ω′?)?

The kitten jumped up sharply and replied with a snort.

Professor McGonagall pursed her lips indifferently, then continued working with her head down and casually asked, "What is it then?"

"Hermione invited Fish and Minerva to her house this summer nya."

Fish's reply instantly stopped Professor McGonagall's quill in his hand, and he looked up again, asking playfully, "Oh? Did you say yes?"

Not noticing the change in Professor McGonagall, the kitten nodded, "Yes, Hermione lives with the Muggles, and Fish remembers that Muggles have lots of fun things too nya...and Fish likes to play with Hermione nya..."

Professor McGonagall gave a meaningful smile and said, "In that case, go ahead, I'm curious to see how Muggles are different now than they used to be."

Then she heard Fish say, "And didn't Minerva say she was taking Fish on a trip this summer? can we bring Hermione along too?"

(??ω??)

The smile on Professor McGonagall's face froze, she had forgotten about that.

Although she had intended to trick Fish into going to the Quidditch World Cup, Professor McGonagall had only intended to trick Fish into going to the finals in England.

If she took Fish to the semifinals and quarterfinals in other countries, Fish would dare to make a scene at the tournament, and Professor McGonagall knew enough about the cat's audacity to trick him into going to one.

It was the end of August, and if he didn't take Fish for a walk in the meantime, he would definitely lose his temper again.

So Professor McGonagall thought about it and decided to take Fish to Hermione's house for a while, then take him to America to play with Newt's grandson and, if the Granger's were interested, they could come and watch the Quidditch final together when they got back....

It was perfect.

Thinking quickly, Professor McGonagall nodded matter-of-factly and replied, "Of course, how about we go to America to play with Rolf?"

"Yes!"

?(?≧?≦?)?

In fact, Fish doesn't mind where to play, as long as it's a place he's never been, he can satisfy the cat's curiosity.

So, after receiving Professor McGonagall's answer, the cat left satisfied.

...

In the afternoon of the next day, Fish, who had already returned home to Hogsmeade, received a letter from Hermione, sent by Catherine, inviting Fish and Professor McGonagall to come to her house early, with a kind invitation and an address.

It was probably the first time Hermione had written a letter formally inviting Fish to visit, so she wrote so much that the sharp kitten could even see the many inkless scratches on the paper: the marks of Hermione's previous drafts, which she had rewritten a dozen times,

It took a dozen rewrites before she settled on the one Fish was now holding.

However, the unenlightened kitten was unaware of the complexities of the young woman's mind...

"Hermione is very talkative nya."

(?ω?)

Fish looked at the letter in his hand with distaste, "Something that can be explained clearly in a few words, why does she have to write so many words? It seems so exhausting..."

Catherine ate the nuts Fish had given her while emitting cooing coo's of approval.

After reading the letter, which seemed to him a bunch of nonsense, the kitten unconsciously scratched his head, then turned around and ran upstairs, holding the letter.

(●?ω?●)?

(?ΦωΦ?)?

"Minerva~"

He ran to Professor McGonagall's office with Hermione's letter in his hand, "When are we going to Hermione's? She sent a letter to remind me." The cat held up the letter in his hand.

Professor McGonagall looked at the scrawled paper in Fish's hand, thought for a moment, and said, "Why don't we invite the Grangers to your birthday party and then go to their house together?"

"Yes!"

?(?ΦωΦ?)?

Of course Fish wouldn't say no, he ran to Professor McGonagall and urged, "Then Minerva, write to Hermione quickly."

However, Professor McGonagall shook her head and said, "It's your birthday, you should be the one to invite."

"But Fish doesn't want to write nya..."

(??ˇ?ˇ??)

The little cat immediately scrunched up his face.

Professor McGonagall said nothing, merely looked at the cat through her square glasses.

"I'll write it down nya..."

(〃｀3′〃)

The cat felt defeated in the confrontation, picked up the letter and ran out of the study in anger.

Professor McGonagall smiled and shook her head, then grabbed a piece of paper from a shelf and began writing to the Grangers...after all, she would have to consult with Hermione's parents about taking her to the United States of America and the Quidditch World Cup.

As for tickets to the World Cup final, it wasn't a problem for Professor McGonagall, she had been a teacher at Hogwarts for a long time, and had many students who were now in the Ministry of Magic, even Ludo Bagman, the Director of Sport at the Ministry of Magic, was a former student of hers, so it was easy to get a few tickets.

Soon after, Comey showed up at Granger's house in London with two letters.

Hermione couldn't refuse Fish's invitation, and the Granger's were just as curious about their daughter's wizarding village, and they also liked little Fish, so they accepted the invitation without hesitation.

On Fish's birthday, Comey went to London early in the morning to find the Granger family.

"Welcome," Professor McGonagall greeted them in the hall, "That lazy little cat, Fish, isn't up yet, why don't we go for a drink at the Three Broomsticks first?"

"Well, what are we waiting for?"

Mr. Granger responded positively, remembering that his daughter had written that Hogwarts boys liked to run to the pub....

Well, he was just curious, and intended absolutely nothing more.

Mr. Granger looked sheepishly at his wife ...

Mrs. Granger, for her part, looked chagrined, for she wanted to rub Fish's cute cat head, but she was so disappointed that she didn't notice her husband's little thoughts.

"I won't go," Hermione said shyly, "I'll wait here until Fish gets up."

Both mothers smiled vaguely, causing Hermione to blush.

As for Mr. Granger, he had long since given up.

His daughter had to fall in love when she got older, and Fish was a good boy in every way. This way, his daughter would not be easily harmed, so Mr. Granger had no reason to object.....

It definitely wasn't because he was anxious to see the legendary waitress.

No way!