Ravenclaw common room.

The air seemed to freeze, students and parents standing on opposite sides, clearly demarcated and glaring at each other.

Most of the girls had traces of tears on their faces, and the parents' expressions were so gloomy that they seemed about to drip water.

Marietta Edgecombe clutched her spellbook tightly, screaming in anger.

"Oh, no—how could you do this?! It's too much! You have no right to read my diary?!"

"Actually, I do. I'm your guardian, and I have the right and the need to know what you've been doing at school."

Mrs. Edgecombe raised her voice, fiercely pushing back, her tone particularly cold.

"Besides, I'm very glad I discovered the problem in time—"

"You're being too indulgent, Marietta!"

"You're only fifteen years old, you should be focusing on your studies instead of sneaking around the castle with boys!"

Mrs. Edgecombe frowned, not at all concerned about Marietta's pale face, delivering the final ultimatum in an unquestionable tone.

"In short, I want you to immediately break off contact with those Gryffindor boys. And if you have the nerve, I'll talk to their parents later."

"...I'll date whoever I want! It's none of your business!"

Marietta stared at Mrs. Edgecombe as if she had been pricked by a needle, shouting back at her excitedly.

"I'll say it again, you have no right to interfere with my feelings—"

"No right to interfere?! Ha—"

Mrs. Edgecombe snorted, narrowed her eyes, and her voice became even colder.

"Do you want me to repeat what's in your diary, and that magic chat thing? Here? In front of so many of your classmates, teachers, and other parents?"

Hogwarts was not without beautiful, hazy, youthful campus love, and Mrs. Edgecombe was not the kind of parent who completely forbade early dating.

However, the secrets and those chat logs presented to her were too explicit and vulgar.

With the new LAN chat function, students' confessions became more daily and unrestrained.

Of course, more importantly...

For some reason, most of the "boyfriend candidates" for the Ravenclaw girls in these few years were energetic and daring Gryffindor boys.

And Gryffindor students were generally more permissive in their relationships, not to mention that with the return of some older students, some new knowledge and picture books also appeared in the castle.

In theory, this should have been supervised by the Hogwarts Head Girl and the Ravenclaw prefects, but the current situation was obviously somewhat special—from the Student Union President to the prefects, the Ravenclaw student leaders, the honor students, and even those slightly more outgoing girls, almost all had fallen to the offensive of the Gryffindor lions.

On the other hand, Ravenclaw students were also among the most fond of using the "Portable Student Spellbook" log function.

Compared to the traditional paper diary, the magic book's private space was much safer and more convenient.

Situations like Marietta Edgecombe writing her dating life in her logs accounted for nearly ninety percent of the entire house.

After Mr. Lovegood inadvertently mentioned the "space entrance," most parents, after a brief hesitation, unanimously chose to check their children's logs.

Naturally, in the girls' delicate and shy descriptions, the "wild boars" stealing the cabbage were all exposed.

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