Under the fog and strict rules of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Severus Snape, the dean of Slytherin House and professor of Potions, always wears a mysterious black robe and has cold eyes, making it difficult to peer into his heart.
The heroine Lyra is a Slytherin student who enters Hogwarts with ignorant longings. In Professor Snape's Potions class, due to an accidental mistake, the gears of fate quietly begin to turn. Professor Snape's patient explanation, which was different from usual sternness, was like a beam of light shining into Lyra's heart, causing her to gradually sink into this forbidden emotion.
And Professor Snape, in his long-term loneliness and burden, was inadvertently touched by Lyra's innocence and bravery. The way their eyes met in class and the chance encounter in the corridor after class, every moment was like a delicate thread that entangled their hearts tighter and tighter.
However, the cruel reality of the magical world hangs over them like a haze. The dark clouds of war are quickly approaching, and Hogwarts is plunged into an unprecedented crisis. Professor Snape makes a difficult choice on the edge of darkness and light. He is burdened with an unknown mission, but he cannot let go of his special feelings for Lyra.
In the war-torn castle, they fought side by side, using magic to resist the invasion of dark forces, and their mutual trust became stronger in the test of life and death. But Professor Snape's secret is like an abyss, leaving Lyra struggling in love and confusion.
When everything settles and Hogwarts welcomes the dawn of reconstruction, can Lyra enter Professor Snape's heart? Written for fun
Reader comments
It feels weird when I listen to it. I always feel that something is both reasonable and unreasonable. In the first few chapters, I felt that Gwartz has changed to a daily dismissal system, and the Academy Cup has also been changed from once every semester to once a month.
All I can say is that it's so strange, it's like AI writing, but also like the author himself 🌝🌝
It feels weird when I listen to it. I always feel that something is both reasonable and unreasonable. In the first few chapters, I felt that Gwartz has changed to a daily dismissal system, and the Academy Cup has also been changed from once every semester to once a month.
All I can say is that it's so strange, it's like AI writing, but also like the author himself 🌝🌝