Flitwick: Perhaps the Sorting Hat made a mistake, Dumbledore. This child's talent belongs in Ravenclaw.
Dumbledore: Oh, you can't say that. She's a pure-blood, talented, and naturally a bit absent-minded, but I know she's a Gryffindor through and through.
Flitwick: So there's really no chance you'll let us have her, is there?
Dumbledore: Let you have her? Not in this life. If there were any chance, she'd be in the Slytherin Head of House's office right now, eating Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans. Oh, I just remembered, Sprout once asked me for a child too, a Herbology genius. But as it turned out, she was a Gryffindor through and through. We should trust the Hat, dear professor.
Your friend Professor Flitwick refused your Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans, left the room, and nearly tumbled down the stairs.
Theme: I remember you. I do.
It feels like the real Catherine died (reincarnated) on behalf of the heroine and gained a new life. Then the heroine became Catherine and was reborn, but lost the memory of the first and second lives. The two people fulfilled each other. (The heroine should have been avoiding real death when she died in the second life hhh)
Come on ^0^~
I really like this writing style! Almost every chapter makes me laugh out loud, hahahaha, come on!
So why doesn't the professor use the transfiguration spell to change the color? I get it, because the professor wants to try pink.
So why doesn't the professor use the transfiguration spell to change the color? I get it, because the professor wants to try pink.
It makes me so uncomfortable. I hate people who only learn how precious they are after losing them.
Points will be deducted when they shouldn't be, hahahahahahaha
Come on, can you read from high school to university with one book? (*￣￣)
I'm obsessed with Snape fanfic. Sweet. . Too sweet?
You should study hard!