[Hp]legilimency

[A must-read for lightning protection] The full text is about generating electricity for love, setting up a mountain of private property, and is a story that spans ages. The heroine is an adult in Chapter 21 and cannot accept the different values ​​of the Muggle/Wizard world. This article may not be suitable, so don't force yourself ~ [This semester is finally over and I have begun to fulfill my commitment to overhaul. (｡ ́ ̀｡) "She thought she had peeked into his mind. In fact, what she peeked into was what he wanted her to see. But - weaving a message is not simple, and the timing of her breaking his Legilimency is unknown. When did he start to prepare?" [I love him, but love is restrained. I don't want my love to disturb him - Lea Reinhardt] "At first, he thought it was just a wrong attachment in youth, but when he used Legilimency on her, he realized that it was not the case - he had never imagined that there would be someone thinking about him like this and wanting to understand himself. And that became the only warmth in the days without light. Even though it was not bright, it was destined to belong to him." [I love her, but love is restrained. I don't want my love to bind her - Severus Snape] ---Consumption warning--- 1. [Child Era Heroine] Rhea Leonhardt, a Gryffindor with no ambitions, black hair and green eyes (emphasis on lightning protection). *Leonhardt commemorates Sky Track Sword Emperor Levi, which means the courage of the lion. 2. [Restriction: Severus has a heart] Written from the end of 1995 in "Order of the Phoenix" to the postwar period in 2000. The original intention was to tell the story of ordinary people getting to know each other, falling in love, and staying together. At the beginning, it was just a curiosity about how the Catholic Church would have its own life and achieve self-realization after the war. The plot involves seven HP books and eight movies, three FB movies, a few Hogwarts Legacy/Potter More patches, and does not involve unlucky children (I haven't watched it either). 3. [Variable writing style] This article was written during the most painful period. It's not a purely sweet/enjoyable article, it's not a purely romantic/pulling article, it's purely a land enclosure. The end of the war and the overthrow are not the end. If it is "redemption", it will go both ways. In addition to being verbose about love, there are also many over-interpretations of personality, plot, and world view, which will be marked for reference. 4. AT LASTWritten to myself and to Professor Severus Snape. Thanks to him for accompanying me through the most difficult academic journey. He was there every night when I couldn't sleep. His reconciliation is also my reconciliation with the world. Mission: Severus Snape Deserves A Home and His Own Life