Harry Potter: Petunia's New Life

It's nice to see everything around you from Petunia's point of view. She's not trying to be a wizard, nor is she using vicious and mean words to describe Lily. It shows the broken relationship between the two sisters very realistically. My favorite part of the whole article is when Penny first arrived in Paris. She reshaped herself bit by bit through art and life, and filled her broken heart bit by bit. She had enough courage and love in Paris to face the shadow of her childhood, and she did not abandon the weak and injured self after becoming strong.

Don't raise Harry. That's not Petunia's responsibility. She has already escaped desperately. Don't let her get involved in the magical world again.

It's good to watch, but I hope it won't raise Harry like the original. The heroine's life is very peaceful and exciting, and the author's writing is really good.

This book allows me to see a different Petunia. I hope that Petunia can be well, and I also hope that the author will not write about Petunia raising Harry. Reading this book from Petunia's perspective makes me feel that Lily and Snape are very annoying. I don't want Petunia to be dragged into it, and I don't want her to be so passive when facing magic. I really hope that Petunia will always live a good life like this, and I hope she will always be happy!!!!

The author's writing style is very delicate, and he writes all those subtle emotions, those emotional changes and the girl's thoughts. When I saw Snape's part about understanding why he hates him, I felt angry and powerless across the screen. I was also happy for Penny's growth in London, which sparkled.

I have read a similar book, but the one where the parents are always struggling with partiality, and inexplicably fall in love with Snape, which made me... This book handles the emotional line very well.

The author's writing is very delicate, and the portrayal of Penny can be said to be very complete [Blow kiss] I really like Penny with such an independent personality, and the author's description of the unyielding and tenacious soul who enjoys loneliness and can blend into the bustling city (๑•ᴗ•๑) ♡ Get out of the pain of the past, bloom bright flowers in solitude, and choose the life you like ˶⍤⃝˶꒳ᵒ꒳ Super awesome!!! Looking forward to the next sharing of "Penny's Life Diary" (งᵒ̴̶̷᷅ωᵒ̴̶̷᷄)ง⁼³₌₃

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, Penny And so on. I met Charlie and cut off contact with my family. I can only say that we maintain a polite relationship. Now I have written that she got married and invited her parents and Lily to come over. Haha, I think it is very good. The story of the heroine. She will always be the master of her own life. I just want to say go away from Lily and go away from Snape. Hahaha, you must not raise Harry. Please, give it a different outcome.

It's very interesting. It describes Penny's struggle. He both loves and hates his sister. Lily is not as perfect as written in all fan fiction. Lily's perfection is because the memories left by Lily's death in everyone's heart will continue to be beautified. I am very happy that this article ends quickly. The end of the story of this article means that Penny is happy. He is finally happy. Congratulations to her for her hard work.

This is the reason why I don't like Lily and Snape. Lily is too happy and perfect. How many people in the world can be as lucky as Lily, with beauty, talent, intelligence and love. I don't know how to describe this feeling. I can only say that you can understand it after reading the first dozen chapters of this book. She is a good child, but she is too dazzling and hot. Snape was simply possessed by his fans because he has been in love with Lily for 28 years. The original article clearly stated that in the letter that satirized Petunia, Lily was treated as a reward by Voldemort for telling the prophecy, and he bullied Neville. I really can't understand this kind of love for someone who wants to hurt someone. You can stop talking if you don't want to talk. I was so excited because my deskmate was like this. I knew she had no bad intentions, but she just pricked you from time to time, which was really uncomfortable. Moreover, her venomous tongue was less than one ten thousandth of Snape's. "So your English score is poor," "Your nose is a bit big," "Why are there still people who are mute in English now?" In fact, I wasn't chatting with her at all. She wanted to interject when I was joking with other classmates, and she wanted to say that sentence when I couldn't answer the teacher's question. Isn't Snape just like the image of an early female male protagonist? It's affectionate but dead humanistic. When it's alive, it won't open its mouth. It also hurts and satirizes. It hurts the heroine and hurts the heroine. It's regrettable after death. This kind of character can only be seen in novels. If you meet me in real life, you will be as uncomfortable as me. Who is not the child of mom and dad? Why should I tolerate your sarcasm and find your true meaning in your meanness?