[HP/DH/Drarry] Gryffindor's Secret

I like little Ronnie, It's really different from many of the fans I've seen. There are always so many people who portray him as a reckless person who is always prejudiced against Slytherin and who doesn't understand and takes some bad actions after Harry makes some changes. But how could he be? He is indeed biased against Slytherin, but he is not stubborn. He is indeed young and energetic, and can be impulsive. But it is undeniable that he was a man who fought in the war. He had witnessed death with his own eyes, of family members, classmates, and even some unrelated and unknown people; he clenched the wand in his hand to protect what he wanted to protect, and completed this almost impossible task with his companions in extremely dangerous circumstances. It is impossible that he will not make mistakes, but he will definitely not be the stubborn person who does not change.

Professor Snape is alive. This private device is really good.

Merlin, I cried like a fool when I saw them repeating the conversation they had when they first met.

Reading English is so tiring... So troublesome

So good, so good, a perfect story - except that I can't find the car [Aria] [Resentment]

Tears, for Goyle and Crabbe, for Draco—for this kiss—a drunken, impulsive kiss.

Damn it, it's a home run!! Aaaaaaawsl?ω?

When I was a kid, I burst into tears when I read the story about the snowman?_? But I vaguely remember that the version I read was that there was a fire in the house, and the snowman went to save him or something.

You Riddlers!!!!!

It's so beautiful. I really like their relationship. This is something I rarely see. Most of them only write about them until they get together, and rarely describe their life after they get together. It's so sweet! The five-year-old little dragon is super cute too