Orphan of the Valley, the Paradox of the Half-Blood Prince

In 1981, Godric's Hollow was filled with gloom. Severus Snape accidentally adopted an abandoned orphan girl and named her Scarlett Prince. She is the granddaughter of the original Dark Lord Gellert Grindelwald, but she was like an unexpected light that penetrated Snape's gloomy life. Scarlett grew up under the strict but hidden care of Snape. Until her third grade, the girl's ignorant love turned into a passionate confession. Snape was horrified, and his inner guilt and paranoia about Scarlett's identity were intertwined. He refused coldly, and Scarlett ran away heartbroken. Three years have passed and the hustle and bustle of the World Cup has enveloped us. The Dark Mark suddenly rose into the sky, and panic spread like a plague. Snape, who has become the third-generation "dark" demon secretly supported by pure-blood families, suddenly froze in his eyes in the chaotic crowd. The stubborn figure who was setting up a stall on the roadside and selling homemade potions was none other than Scarlett. Her childishness has faded away, and there is independence and alienation between her eyebrows. The reunion was like thunder exploding in Snape's silent heart, and regret was like a vine twining around him. The former "half-blood prince" did not hesitate to put down his scepter and disguise, and clumsily and persistently embarked on the road to pursue his wife. Power and conspiracy faded from his eyes, leaving only the desire to restore the light that once illuminated his dark life. After going through twists and turns, when Scarlett finally sees clearly the love and struggle hidden under his cold mask, the two cross the gap between identity and past, and in the undercurrent of the magical world, they use love as a bond and finally unite.