Note from 2025: I made this electronic garbage back in middle school. If you're desperate for something to read and want to give it a try, I won't stop you, but don't get your hopes up. The whole story is free, fairly short, and has a healing vibe. I wrote it for Snape after getting really into Harry Potter back then. It was the first time I'd written a story longer than 2,000 words. I just got the urge and wrote something for fun. The plot has some huge holes. Help, I finally understand why so many authors lock away their early works. Looking back at the electronic garbage I made feels like I'm ruining my own reputation. If you get confused while reading, feel free to leave your complaints. I won't lock this little story, so I can remember where I started.
Here's the original blurb:
Note: I'm a student, my writing is amateurish, and updates are casual. Read with caution.
As Jane Tennis read The Tales of Beedle the Bard, she started playing on the swing. A loose sheet slipped from the book and was caught by the wind. Jane Tennis hurried after it.
Just as she was about to catch it, the paper suddenly hovered over a bush, and a thin, pale hand seized it.
But when the owner of the hand gave the paper back, a black handprint had appeared on it.
Snape regretted exposing himself so rashly. He had expected to be hated, but Jane Tennis just smiled innocently and asked, "What's your name, young sir?"
Original female protagonist, Marauders' era. Voldemort's scenes have all been cut. Lily only meets Snape after starting school, but still ends up with James. Happy ending.
I wrote this out of resentment after the professor made me cry. I just want to give him a gentle world.
Warnings: The female lead isn't entirely innocent. Is it fair to call her and Snape's relationship mutual salvation?
There are tons of easter eggs and even more plot threads. My writing is terrible, and I'll try to tie them up, but I can't promise I'll do it well.
Theme: Give the professor a gentle world. The kids have been emotionally wrecked by all the angst QAQ
Yes, I have resentments too Originally when I read the book, I didn't think it was anything. When I read the fanfic, I just sympathized and sighed. Until I saw a Sri Lankan video on Douyin, and the soundtrack broke the defense "I love you walking alone in a dark alley" "I love the way you don't kneel down" "Love you and face despair" "Go, are you worthy of this tattered cloak?" "Fight, fight, with the humblest dream" "To the whimpering and roaring in the dark night" "Who said that only those who stand in the light are heroes?" Who said that only those who stand in the light are heroes... Mader is simply describing the Sect, breaking through the defense in an instant...
I don't think Snape doesn't want to make other friends. He is also looking forward to Hogwarts, but for various reasons, he has not made any friends. Slytherin looks at people based on their family background, and lions just want black snakes. No one else wants to offend the two 28 pureblood family heirs, tsk
I also have a lot of resentment, especially after reading so many fanfics and getting cut so many times!!! I found a book yesterday and read it all night. My eyes were swollen. I want to send it to the author! Knife! Piece! Your little heart is still throbbing and aching now? Let me heal it quickly.
Why not just tell Snape that he came to the basement to complete Dumbledore's work? It's not good to lie.
Shouldn't Oliver Wood be the Gryffindor Captain for the next generation?
No problem, the professor also has double standards for Lily
I suspect Winnie has a secret, Possibility 1: She directed and acted in the play and was discovered by the Slytherins in the basement on purpose Possibility 2: She liked a Slytherin and had a private meeting with her. She heard the footsteps and couldn't avoid them, so she fainted on her own. Possibility 3: She heard something in the basement and was attacked and fainted Possibility 4: What secret room was she looking for through the map, and she encountered an accident?
No crash! Little Sif's bulge is so cute
Spread flowers spread flowers The following is my personal opinion. I can probably understand a little bit of the plot, but the chapters are not very coherent and jumpy. Sometimes I need to flip through the previous chapter to see if I missed anything. At any rate, it tells a relatively complete story, but some of the explanations can be written in the main text. If you skip everything, the plot of the article will be incoherent, like in the library. For example, Jane and Ge were caught and followed by Wen, and Severus suddenly appeared and had a conflict. The conflict was very sudden. I didn't see it mentioned in the previous article that Severus was looking for Jane. Why was he looking for her? I didn't see anything, but suddenly the male and female protagonists were in conflict. I later explained that Severus had a bad sense of character, because I didn't see anything bad, so he was still a little too jumpy.
I'm so confused. Didn't I say that the heroine's mother was a Muggle at first? Why is there a werewolf here again?