"Love is useless. It leaves nothing behind but broken hearts."
To Sherlock Holmes, love was a dangerous weakness, until he met Cecilia.
"You're going back to Hogwarts?"
"Yeah, the Quidditch House Cup is today."
"I don't understand how you can give up investigating a case with the world's only consulting detective for that stupid little golden ball with wings."
"Sherlock, it's a Golden Snitch, not some stupid ball. Besides, you can take Watson with you."
"You can't do this, CC. You're leaving me with a crippled goldfish?"
Watson: ? Crippled? Goldfish? Oh, you're so high and mighty. Fine, I'll leave, shall I?
P.S. A crossover with the MCU, with God Sherlock as the lead. A sweet little romance, with some original settings.
There won't be many cases. It's a wish-fulfillment story with no need to think. The author's intelligence is limited, so don't overthink it.
Theme: The proud fall in love
Being looked at like that, Sherlock felt "aggrieved"? I didn't feel the natural emotional development of the male and female protagonists, but it felt like the author set up a forced head-knocking, and the feeling was strong.
Abnormally short wands tend to pick out wizards with obvious character flaws (given that this is a witch from Hogwarts)
Isn't it updated? Woohoo, it's so beautiful.
Madam, I'm hungry, I need some food.
Will we see you again? Swallow
Big, hungry, rice
It's very well written. I'll update it soon.
Hey! Looks good, come on
If he doesn't like the heroine's temperament, she will cater to him