A story about a Ravenclaw girl who slowly fell in love with her professor while fighting against Voldemort.
After falling in love, misunderstandings, bloodshed, conspiracy, and battles of wits, HE has a perfect ending.
Green Water's other completed stories "[HP] Harry and Tracy" and "I'm Saving the World Again" are also expected to be eaten by the little angels~~
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I really had a hard time with my fists. The whole story was about the heroine giving in. I really wanted to complain. Why is the heroine reflecting on herself? Is she not clingy enough? The heroine waited for two days when he went to Lucius's party, and then she said, "I won't go." , When I asked, he just vaguely said that he wanted to help Lily get revenge, which made me even more angry. The heroine took the initiative to stay and help Lily together. She didn't want to give up Snape, but Snape refused. Although he was kind-hearted and didn't want the heroine to get into trouble, he later put the heroine in trouble. Didn't giving it to Voldemort also involve him? What he expressed before was probably that he didn't want her to take any risks. When he presented the heroine later, he thought that there would be no risk if he had a pocket watch? What is the difference between this and involving him before? The difference is that he felt that the heroine had the ability to escape on her own. Later, Bella was injured like that, and Snape treated her. It would be good for the two to be at peace. It was said to prevent Voldemort from suspecting and protect the heroine. But, didn't you hide it from the heroine? Didn't you involve him in it? You saved her life in time, but the heroine had nothing but life. Her talent, love, career, and family were not around, and she had to be sacrificed for the last great cause. She was plotted by Dumbledore. Can these damages really be made up for? Why do I feel that the heroine is like a dog licker? I have to reflect on myself. The heroine did not make any mistakes in this relationship. He has been tolerating Snape. The last two people separated because of Snape's self-concealment and dishonest heart. He had no intention of pursuing his wife. For Lily, I should help her. What should I do to the heroine, other than the heroine, ensuring that the heroine survives? Isn't that the inevitable result of concealing the heroine and getting the heroine involved? Why is the heroine so tolerant all the time? Why does she always feel that she is not good enough?
The perfect ending is as beautiful as a dream, and the past things in Chapter 85 are so few that going back is the real reality. There are too many people and things mixed in. If only we could have trusted each other more, it would be the second choice after all.
This article is very interesting. It discusses magic from a macro and micro perspective. Haha, Anna, hurry up and figure out how to turn Muggles into wizards. I want to be a wizard too.
I really had a hard time with my fists. The whole story was about the heroine giving in. I really wanted to complain. Why is the heroine reflecting on herself? Is she not clingy enough? The heroine waited for two days when he went to Lucius's party, and then she said, "I won't go." , When I asked, he just vaguely said that he wanted to help Lily get revenge, which made me even more angry. The heroine took the initiative to stay and help Lily together. She didn't want to give up Snape, but Snape refused. Although he was kind-hearted and didn't want the heroine to get into trouble, he later put the heroine in trouble. Didn't giving it to Voldemort also involve him? What he expressed before was probably that he didn't want her to take any risks. When he presented the heroine later, he thought that there would be no risk if he had a pocket watch? What is the difference between this and involving him before? The difference is that he felt that the heroine had the ability to escape on her own. Later, Bella was injured like that, and Snape treated her. It would be good for the two to be at peace. It was said to prevent Voldemort from suspecting and protect the heroine. But, didn't you hide it from the heroine? Didn't you involve him in it? You saved her life in time, but the heroine had nothing but life. Her talent, love, career, and family were not around, and she had to be sacrificed for the last great cause. She was plotted by Dumbledore. Can these damages really be made up for? Why do I feel that the heroine is like a dog licker? I have to reflect on myself. The heroine did not make any mistakes in this relationship. He has been tolerating Snape. The last two people separated because of Snape's self-concealment and dishonest heart. He had no intention of pursuing his wife. For Lily, I should help her. What should I do to the heroine, other than the heroine, ensuring that the heroine survives? Isn't that the inevitable result of concealing the heroine and getting the heroine involved? Why is the heroine so tolerant all the time? Why does she always feel that she is not good enough?
The perfect ending is as beautiful as a dream, and the past things in Chapter 85 are so few that going back is the real reality. There are too many people and things mixed in. If only we could have trusted each other more, it would be the second choice after all.
This article is very interesting. It discusses magic from a macro and micro perspective. Haha, Anna, hurry up and figure out how to turn Muggles into wizards. I want to be a wizard too.