Margaret [Harry Potter]

I really wanted to cry when I saw this in one breath Margaret, my Margaret So your life? Where is your adopted daughter who is still waiting for you to come home? What about your old friends who are stuck in the family? What is your pursuit of being a master? Is it worth abandoning the wealthy life you have worked so hard to achieve in order to not get an absolutely positive answer until death? So sad... So sad... You say you are willing to give everything, even a bloody heart, to get what you deserve, but what if you still get nothing... Margaret… My Margaret I suddenly hate Severus so much. If he was at least willing to show his changed patronus before his final farewell, and at least take the initiative to give a message even to Margaret's eyes, would I be less uncomfortable as a reader?

Wow wow wow wow, I really shed a lot of tears. Margaret is really a very different protagonist. She is painful and struggling. She has lost too much. It is really sad to see her development after being hurt by her first love. Margaret had too little from the beginning and lost too much. She needs to rely on others to obtain happiness and happiness. Her spirit and body have been devastated, but she is that Such tenacity, when she fell in love, really fell in love with Snape, I felt that she was really different. She had a goal, a happiness that she wanted to achieve. I really didn't expect the ending, but I felt that it was expected. Everything in the world has a cause and effect. She replaced Snape and also replaced her ending. It is also true that Snape can span countless time and space, just like in the extra story, and find countless happy endings after deduction.

Finished reading it in one sitting! This story is to my liking, and my wife's writing style is also very good🥺🥺I want to write something, but I don't know where to start, so I'll just write whatever comes to mind. What impressed me most about the whole article was Margaret's love and hate. They were so strong and eye-catching. When I thought she would be knocked down, she stood up and found her own path in love and hate. Let's talk about love. Love is a game for the brave. There is no doubt that Margaret is a brave Gryffindor. She dares to love and express love. To be honest, I am very envious. This kind of love is like the scorching sun, burning people and shining brightly. So I understand Severus. On the one hand, he can't resist Margaret's love, but on the other hand, he can't accept it because of the shadow of the past. Both of them are in pain. In the end, Margaret has been "missing" for more than ten years, and Severus has been "hated" for more than ten years. When it seems that the dust has settled, he learns that Margaret died in the war, or died for him. The love and hatred that have been accumulated for more than ten years burst out together. I can't imagine how painful it is. I believe he regretted not saying he loved Margaret when she was alive. Regret has been with him almost all his life. It was Lily before and Margaret now and in the future. It was so painful. (There are still some words that are stuck in my chest and I can't say them out. Let's write these first. There may be some incoherent sentences or conflicts with my wife's understanding. Please don't mind my wife🤧)

Suddenly I thought about the price of reversing fate. The professor wanted to die at that time, but Margaret suddenly came to this world and left suddenly. It was quite a surprising ending.

Alas, the car in that chapter cannot be released. Interested partners can switch to the old Ford. The author is a potato, and his avatar is a sea otter holding a lamp [Spreading Flowers] As of today, this book is finished. If there is a sequel, it will be randomly dropped. There have been many difficulties along the way. Thank you for your company, and thank you for seeing this. Except for the true ending of the first extra chapter, I divided the if lines of the remaining two chapters into bad endings and good endings. Thank you to everyone who likes this book. I can only say thank you in a thousand words. I wish everyone a good day and happiness every day. Goodbye.

I read it on the web version. The two were disgusted with each other and the heroine's slow growth. I suddenly wanted to read the content at the end. I was inexplicably moved when I saw the end. For the hardships of the two of them along the way, and for the love that is full of vitality and grows quietly in the cracks of the difficult situation, why are there so few favorites? Read What I feel after the marriage is happiness, not the sweetness in love, nor the dullness brought by time. On the contrary, they did not lose the passion in love because they knew each other well enough, but cherished each other more. Nothing can separate them except death, and maybe death will not. They just died, not that they no longer love. I like the author's delicate, quiet, soft and persevering story. I really like that they only see each other getting along, but it is such a long and difficult journey. I can't see the final destination. Maybe, when they know each other's love, maybe the journey side by side on the road is the destination.

Hey, the war has made them breathless. Everyone is barely alive under this pressure, damn the bald guy.

It's like Margaret, when she was a child, seemed to go round and round and finally return to her original appearance, the one that made her most at ease.

The most pitiable person is the one who is still alive in the end. Snape just suffered it and didn't cherish it at the time.

So sad. . . . Margaret died suddenly. . . . . Can there be a side story about Margaret and Lily James meeting each other by chance?