A black-haired, black-eyed Slytherin girl, two levels above Harry, the adopted daughter of Snape, with whom she has only family ties.
Shortly after the fall of Voldemort, Snape had no choice but to adopt the little witch whose parents had died and was only 3 years old at the request of Dumbledore, and named her Delancey Snape.
At first, Snape regarded her as a big nuisance because he really didn't know how to communicate with children and was especially afraid of children crying.
Surprisingly, this girl almost never cried, and seemed to be more precocious than other children of the same age. She never disturbed his potion business.
Snape gradually became satisfied with her, and gradually developed a little more sincere love for her.
Delancey Snape was a quick learner. At the few aristocratic banquets her father took her to, she learned all about the tricks and tricks of adults.
Every time the adults saw this girl, they praised her for being cute, and even Dumbledore was not surprised. But for some reason, Dumbledore's praise also contained concern.
Delancey likes to see that everyone likes her. She grew up slowly and had new things to yearn for.
Right.
Standing on the top of power can make everyone love themselves from the bottom of their hearts.
But the appearance of a girl made her gradually understand that hypocrisy cannot replace sincerity.
Sincerity needs to be replaced with the same sincerity.
Purpose: Breaking academic prejudice