"No," Cassandra shook her head with a smile, "I just never expected that the woman I always considered my nemesis would be comforting me... ha..."

"Heh." Vivi shook her head, "I still stand by what I said, Kathy—right now we only have each other."

"Indeed." Cassandra looked somewhat vacantly at the knife and fork in front of her, and after a while, she said softly, "We only have each other left..."

They arrived in the present world from a hundred years ago, detached from their familiar environment, and everyone they once knew has passed away.

It was only at Hogwarts that Cassandra could comfort herself, believing everything was as it once was.

But suddenly graduating from Hogwarts, the fantasy she had woven for herself burst like a bubble, and she had to face facts.

She had truly lost everything.

Harry sighed, moved his chair next to Cassandra, and reached out to hug her.

Cassandra naturally embraced Harry, silently sobbing in his arms.

This bout of crying also made Vivi and Pabi feel a bit sad.

They originally wanted to go out and play, but now the mood was completely gone.

However, just as Vivi was about to say something to comfort Cassandra, she suddenly noticed Cassandra quietly lifting her head from Harry’s shoulder.

There were no signs of redness in her eyes, nor any traces of crying, only a look of triumph.

Ha, Grindelwald...

Aren’t you annoyed!

Vivi never expected Cassandra to be this sly.

You sly fox, I’m genuinely impressed!

From Harry’s angle, he couldn’t see what Cassandra was doing; he actually felt quite sympathetic to the young lady, rubbing her back with one hand.

I must say, it feels pretty good.

With Harry unable to see, Cassandra stuck her tongue out at Vivi.

Bleh!

Vivi took a deep breath, reminding herself not to get angry.

Yet she never expected Cassandra to suddenly have reddened eyes again, tears starting to appear.

She lowered her head again, the sobbing growing louder.

"Harry..." she lifted her head, speaking in a soft voice.

"What’s wrong?" Harry asked concernedly, feeling quite distressed.

"I feel so uncomfortable..." Cassandra, teary-eyed, "Want a kiss..."

Seriously, girl?

Aren’t you a tsundere?

Where’s your pride?

Where’s it gone?

Only the pout is left now, huh?

"Alright alright, a kiss." Harry unconsciously used a tone to soothe a little sister, pecking Cassandra on the cheek, "Don’t be sad, we’ll go to the beach later and have fun—"

"Mm!" Cassandra nodded heavily, glanced back, and asked in Vivi’s yearning gaze, "Also, can I not sleep with that Grindelwald woman tonight?"

"Sure sure, you won’t sleep with her." Harry comforted her and gave Vivi an apologetic look.

See, this kid’s like this now, I can’t not coax her, right?

Unexpectedly, Vivi folded her arms, and turned her head decisively.

I’m upset too!

Needs Harry to soothe me as well!

Harry suddenly felt his head grow twice as big.

What should one do in such a circumstance?

Waiting online, it’s urgent.

He’s so desperate he wants to call Godfather right now, consult on how to handle such a situation.

What kind of Xiuluo Scene is this? I’ve never seen it either!

Little Sirius: I don’t know either, I’ve never been in such... um, high-level games.

It truly belongs to the knowledge blind spot of the Godfather.

"Then you come too?" Harry, helpless, freed up one hand.

Vivi was satisfied, hummed, and stood up. The chair behind her seemed to come to life, like a soldier following her.

She sat beside Harry, similarly leaning into his arms, nudging Cassandra with her shoulder.

Alright alright, playing it this way, huh?

"Grindelwald!" Cassandra gritted her teeth, calling Vivi’s name.

"What’s up?" Vivi replied, seemingly confident.

Cassandra was silent, responding with elbow nudges.

"Look at her..." Vivi didn’t retaliate, instead reporting to Harry in a coquettish voice.

"Alright alright, no fighting, no fighting..." Harry quickly restrained Cassandra, the feeling of holding two beautiful women was truly delightful, "We’re friends, the best friends in the world, how can we fight?"

"Who’s friends with her!" the two beauties retorted in unison.

Then, realizing they spoke the same phrase, they glanced at each other and turned their heads away together, "Hmph!"

"Sigh." Harry sighed helplessly.

These two sisters seem to get more childish, don’t they?

"What about me, what about me?" Pabi joined in too. She ran behind Harry asking, "What should I do? Ah! I don’t have any space, ah ah ah! I feel like I’m so extra!"

"How could you be." Harry now felt utterly exhausted, "How could you be extra? Don’t worry, Pabi, I..."

"I don’t care!" Pabi hummed and did a headstand on Harry’s head, "Then just deal with it this way!"

Harry instantly felt a couple of heavy objects press down on him, his neck almost buried by his head.

Seriously, sister?

You have this much weight?

Is this some Alps pressing down...?

"Alright alright, you three..." Harry was genuinely struggling under the pressure of three women, "If we’ve finished eating, let’s quickly head out—I thought we said earlier we would go to the beach, have some fun, what do you think?"

"Yay!" Pabi bounced excitedly.

The impact left Harry seeing stars.

"No yay!" Harry quickly said.

"Oh." Pabi pouted in slight disappointment.

"Also." Harry added, "I feel like... um, actually I kind of want to go surfing... anyone joining me?"

"Not going." Vivi smiled, still snuggling in Harry’s arms, nearly pushing Cassandra away, "I’m alright just sunbathing on the beach, let’s skip going into the water."

"What about you?" Harry looked at Cassandra again, "Are you planning to join me for surfing?"

"On this point, Grindelwald and I agree." Cassandra said, "Surfing is not for us, we’ll stick to sunbathing on the beach."

"I’ll go!" Pabi raised both hands, doing a French salute, "If they’re not going, I’ll go with you! Harry! How about it!"

"I guess that’s fine..." Harry nodded, having someone to accompany him was always good.

After leaving the restaurant, Harry and the group went to choose swimsuits.

If described by the size of cola cups, then it’s... Cassandra’s small cup, Vivi’s medium cup, and Pabi’s extra large cup.

Initially, Cassandra was in a good mood, but after changing into her swimsuit, her mood turned sour.

There’s nothing else to blame, just looking down at her own highway, then at Vivi and Pabi...

Words may not hurt, but truth is a sharp blade.

Cassandra genuinely forgot such an important matter, she actually forgot that in some areas, Vivi didn’t need to say a word to utterly defeat her.

Moreover, Vivi’s exceptionally un-magical slim waist indeed made Cassandra want to go up and give it a good feel.

After all, as the niece of Princess Sissi, Vivi inherited Princess Sissi’s interests.

Plus, with the aid of magic, Vivi maintained her figure to perfection.

Without needing to control her diet, she could keep her body in the preferred shape. It’s undeniable that Vivi’s proficiency in magic is almost unparalleled.

Of course, this benefitted Harry.

In all aspects.