"Professor, you said the pumpkin porridge is too sweet."
"Professor, you think the sandwich is too salty."
"Professor, you cursed the stew for ruining your taste buds."
"But you finish it every time."
"... Shut up, Winter. If you dare discuss my dining habits during service time again, I won't mind having you handle a new box of poisonous tentacle seedlings."
A long, slow-burning healing novel that nourishes the professor's daily life in one bite.
From a can of porridge to a lifelong bond.
HP fanfic | Snape BG | Healing and redemption | Age difference | Slow-burn sweet story | Hufflepuff heroine
The opening chapter of the third grade Healing Department is very bland.
Ing in exercise writing
Reader comments
Nice! I like this kind of long-lasting sub-age. In the sub-age, Snape was more defensive and really needed the relationship to be simmered slowly. We Hufflepuffs are really suitable! Companion type₍ᐢ•ﻌ•ᐢ₎*･ﾟ｡
It's really beautiful... I like it so much. Actually, I'm not a Christian, but this article made me fall in love! The author won me over on the spot! After reading about twenty chapters, I couldn't help but come to comment. I feel like I can finish it all in one night!
I have not read Harry Potter, but this article makes people want to read it and want to see what the heroine will do next, even if it is just as an observer. It seems like nothing can intervene, but something does change
Nice! I like this kind of long-lasting sub-age. In the sub-age, Snape was more defensive and really needed the relationship to be simmered slowly. We Hufflepuffs are really suitable! Companion type₍ᐢ•ﻌ•ᐢ₎*･ﾟ｡
It's really beautiful... I like it so much. Actually, I'm not a Christian, but this article made me fall in love! The author won me over on the spot! After reading about twenty chapters, I couldn't help but come to comment. I feel like I can finish it all in one night!
I have not read Harry Potter, but this article makes people want to read it and want to see what the heroine will do next, even if it is just as an observer. It seems like nothing can intervene, but something does change