So how did I end up falling in love with the so-called "old bat" that everyone (except Slytherins) hated? Apparently because of his harsh words. ——No, of course I am not a so-called masochist, and I don't think the venom he spreads when he speaks is very amiable. I just feel that even if it is a harsh word, I feel it is subtle: neither angry nor irritated, but at the same time I find it a bit interesting.
My Muggle friends call it love at first sight, my wizarding friends call it delirium. I thought there was no difference between the two words in this case, so I accepted the evaluation with peace of mind.
P. S. A Hufflepuff female student at the same time as Harry comes from a Muggle family and a noble background, but her family situation is relatively complicated. The character is not distorted, the heroine has no name, she is very sharp and special, so she fell in love with Professor Snape.
P. P. S. This is the plot of the original work, and the ending is also the ending of the original work. It is a short story, and it exceeded my expectations. I will try my best to finish the text within 15k. The heroine will not participate in the protagonist's life, but she has a good relationship with the Iron Triangle.
PPPS. The first person is used throughout the text. He is smart, calm and rational, but his mental age is older.
Purpose: Be good at observation and thinking, fall in love with someone who no one else will love