Waking up in the dark, he stood up and looked out the window, his face stained with tears.
Obviously I have decided to forget, I have obviously left, I have decided not to touch magic anymore, but I still can't forget him.
He no longer had the desire to become the Dark Lord after he became a student at Hogwarts again. But war is always involuntarily.
The scars caused by the original betrayal were unforgettable, so he left. In the war that originally determined his life and death, he fulfilled Dumbledore's wish and became a "dead man" as he wished.
He looked in the direction of Hogwarts in England, his eyes full of longing and bitterness.
It was obvious that his betrayal had shattered my heart into powder, and it was obvious that I hated betrayal the most, but why did I choose to forgive him in the end, and why did I still love him. . . . . .
Idea: If the main soul of the Dark Lord was not exiled, but after losing all the soul pieces he made, he became a child who lost all his memories. After experiencing the warmth brought to him by his Muggle adoptive parents, and after entering the beautiful friendship he received at Hogwarts, he killed the real Dark Lord. How can he and the professor get together again after the war?