"Hello, it's JOJO here with the famous Albus Potter."
"..."
"S-Say hello, Albus."
"Oh, hello!"
"Potter, who are your closest friends at Hogwarts?"
"My closest? It would be Kale and Naomi, I suppose."
"What are your enemies?"
"Well, I don't want to offend anyone-"
"It is fine."
"Scorpius Malfoy."
"Do you think you'll hate anyone who is with Malfoy?"
"Well, no, unless they be mean like him- I'm sorry, is that a bit mean?"
"Not at all, that is fine. Favorite subject?"
"No offense, but I think that I don't have a favorite."
"Wonderful. Now, which is your favorite spell?"
"Hard question... Expecto Patronum."
"Your role model."
"My dad, I think. Folks say I come after him."
"You do.... favorite color."
"That's a muggle question, isn't it? Blue and Red."
"Well that shall be all."
"...."
"Say bye, Albus..."
"Oh, oh, I'm sorry- Bye!"
-BY THE DAILY PROPHET.
PINK-REPORTER
BLACK-ALBUS POTTER
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