Catherine Snape, daughter of the most coldhearted and merciless Professor Snape.
Who could have imagined that this Slytherin girl would risk everything for a Gryffindor?
Slytherin versus Gryffindor.
How does one walk the hardest road to the end?
(This story contains many original changes. Blaise is changed from Black to white, and Astoria and Daphne are changed into biological sisters.)
Sorry, I have to give up this article. Even though the male protagonist may be Draco, first of all, he particularly dislikes the female protagonist's behavior. When they didn't know their relationship with Potter, Slytherin and Gryffindor were so close. Even though they were naturally attracted, they still felt aggrieved for Draco. The heroine clearly knew the consequences of leaning too much towards Gryffindor but remained indifferent. She did not have the calmness and courage of Gryffindor at all. She was procrastinating in the choice of Draco and Potter, which was obviously not Slytherin's style. I really feel sad for Professor Snape. His nominal daughter has not learned anything from him after so many years of getting along with him. If this were the case, he would have gone to Gryffindor soon.
I would rather Pansy be the heroine than Catherine. Final farewell, goodbye to this article, I will never come back.
"She is not like you, nor is she like me. We both don't like Quidditch, but she is like him..." Can anyone explain this sentence to me?
Great author, why haven't you updated it yet?
Waiting for updates
So the heroine is Harry's sister
Support, I also think it's really bad for the heroine to be like this (`⌒′メ)
At least Catherine was not familiar with Harry at all now, so why did she turn her elbows outward, not to mention that the partner was Draco, who had lived with him since childhood. She and Snape had lived together for a long time, so didn't she learn Slytherin's protection from him? I really don't like her just for this reason. She's too righteous.
I can eat two servings of dog food.
I can eat two servings of dog food.
I think the heroine is a little sick?
I feel so sorry for the professor when I see this.
Sorry, I have to give up this article. Even though the male protagonist may be Draco, first of all, he particularly dislikes the female protagonist's behavior. When they didn't know their relationship with Potter, Slytherin and Gryffindor were so close. Even though they were naturally attracted, they still felt aggrieved for Draco. The heroine clearly knew the consequences of leaning too much towards Gryffindor but remained indifferent. She did not have the calmness and courage of Gryffindor at all. She was procrastinating in the choice of Draco and Potter, which was obviously not Slytherin's style. I really feel sad for Professor Snape. His nominal daughter has not learned anything from him after so many years of getting along with him. If this were the case, he would have gone to Gryffindor soon. I would rather Pansy be the heroine than Catherine. Final farewell, goodbye to this article, I will never come back.
"She is not like you, nor is she like me. We both don't like Quidditch, but she is like him..." Can anyone explain this sentence to me?
Great author, why haven't you updated it yet? Waiting for updates
So the heroine is Harry's sister
Support, I also think it's really bad for the heroine to be like this (`⌒′メ)
At least Catherine was not familiar with Harry at all now, so why did she turn her elbows outward, not to mention that the partner was Draco, who had lived with him since childhood. She and Snape had lived together for a long time, so didn't she learn Slytherin's protection from him? I really don't like her just for this reason. She's too righteous.
I can eat two servings of dog food.
I can eat two servings of dog food.
I think the heroine is a little sick?
I feel so sorry for the professor when I see this.