[Hp/snape] Sonnet

"If I died tonight, I would admit that I love you." In 1971, Severus Snape had a beautiful and ugly mirror image. He didn't like to look into her eyes, because they were full of unreality and looked nothing like the sun. In 1978, Dolphin Rohr did not believe what his sister said. Snape and she are two geniuses, and they are also the protagonists of sexy news. He knew that they could be lovers and enemies, but they could never be husband and wife. In 1979, Narcissa Malfoy speculated that she would betray the Organization. She will make an unwise move on the eve of victory, with her husband who knows nothing about love. In 1980, the Dark Lord still didn't understand what love was. If Severus had the heart to kill her, everything would be fine. But they exchanged wands and became the prophecy's "thrice-defying family." In 1997, Albus Dumbledore revealed all his plans. Only then did he finally understand that Severus had an agreement with her - she would repent for him in prison, and he would save those who had been unable to save him on her behalf. In 1999, Imogen Foley used several memories to piece together her parents' lives. She could only deduce based on those few words that they loved each other and loved her. But they felt so guilty that they didn't even say goodbye. —————————————————————— Must read before reading: *Double death BE *Equality is not whitewashed *Both protagonists have bad personalities! Feelings are a bit morbid! ! *Both protagonists have murder plots (not AD) *No one can redeem anyone else's redemption story. The life proposition is different. The male protagonist is justice and the female protagonist is love. The male protagonist understands love but does not know love, and the female protagonist understands justice but does not choose justice. From the author's perspective, Mischel's starting point at any time is love rather than justice. Someone in the comment area may have misunderstood, but any interpretation is yours. *The perspective of the male protagonist, there are more psychological descriptions of the male protagonist. There is no heroine's perspective, and the heroine gets more third-person narration. *The character's position does not represent the author's position. What a character thinks is only from his own perspective and does not represent any facts, but we can think more from God's perspective. *The timeline is a bit off-kilter and does not affect reading. The perspective of group portrait recall, the author's subjective point of view, please don't read it if you don't mind. *Writing fan fiction is for love. I can only write about Severus Snape as I understand it. If you don't like it, please exit directly. I will not accept any criticism beyond the work. —————————————————————— Cover Artist: Cancer of the Industry Character card artist: Aileen Wuornos Concept: How does love determine victory or defeat?