Chapter 1642

He might have done this after struggling back to school.

Snape felt heartbroken at the time; what kind of torture had the brat endured to make himself forget those things?

He didn't dare to check the brat's wand.

Dumbledore didn't check it either.

Snape felt he had done a human thing for the first time.

This matter eventually passed.

The brat also brought out the potion for turning Squibs into wizards.

He became famous again.

Snape was proud of him in his heart.

But he still felt a lot of urgency.

He changed Darren's door.

He hoped that as long as this child stayed in this room in the future, he would be safe.

After the initial joy of being a father, Snape finally realized other things.

This school was not peaceful.

There were terrifying things hidden here, and even Darren would be injured when facing that thing.

He was extremely worried.

Finally, after that little daughter of the Weasleys was dragged into the depths of the Chamber of Secrets, Hogwarts decided to close.

He couldn't wait to grab the brat back to the Slytherin common room. Even if he died, he had to send this child back.

But.

He watched the brat being put on the train, but not long after, he returned to school.

Snape was furious.

But he had to follow behind Dumbledore, invisible behind them, watching that idiot Lockhart threaten the brat.

Of course, he also saw Harry Potter and his Weasley brothers.

These two didn't know what method they used to leave the train.

If it were Snape himself, he would definitely catch Harry Potter and deduct points until he cried.

But Dumbledore was here, so Snape could only endure it.

He watched the brat being threatened by Lockhart, and watched the brat fight to the death with the Basilisk.

He watched the brat burn the Dark Lord to death.

Finally, he saw the brat rush into the Fiendfyre.

In the Fiendfyre, not only was Harry Potter searching, but he was also searching.

At that time, he almost collapsed.

He thought he was about to lose that brat.

Fortunately, the brat came out alive again.

Snape looked at him after he opened his eyes, and really wanted to beat the brat up.

However, he was stopped by Dumbledore.

Dumbledore let the brat read the introduction about the Fiendfyre curse.

Finally, the brat, who had rekindled hope for life, returned, and Snape breathed a sigh of relief.

Sure enough, he was a little fool!

Snape deeply suspected that because this brat's origin was unknown, he might have hurt his brain when Lily was pregnant with him.

Always silly.

But as for blaming him.

Snape couldn't do it.

After watching the brat almost disappear like that, Snape's anger was gone.

Especially when he saw the guilt in the brat's emerald green eyes, he couldn't even speak loudly to him.

Summer life was still comfortable.

After learning he had a child, Snape spent the whole summer reading books.

For example: "100 Ways to Communicate with Children," "How to Make Your Child Smart."

"Ten Things Good Parents Should Do."

After he finally finished reading this pile of things, he was full of confidence.

He always felt he could teach the brat well in minutes.

But just when he was full of confidence, Dumbledore brought him shocking news.

To help others, the brat had actually written an IOU for 200,000 Galleons.

Snape was exhausted.

He looked at the pile of books on the table, suddenly feeling a bit terrified; could he really pull that silly boy back?

This was something even Merlin couldn't do, right?

Fortunately, Dumbledore found out that it was a shop that extorted people.

They dealt with the shop manager overnight, got back the brat's IOU, and also helped Miss Fleur Delacour get back her IOU.

Mr. Delacour was almost furious when he got the IOU.

He expressed that he would give Miss Delacour a good lesson.

Snape also really wanted to let that brat know the power of his wand.

Unfortunately.

On the surface, the brat was not his child.

He couldn't rightfully discipline him either.

As for Harry Potter, who could discipline the brat, he was probably already used to the brat's simplicity.

And Dumbledore believed that this matter didn't need to be told to Darren and Miss Delacour, to save them from being silly again.

Of course, it also saved the brat from releasing his helpless sympathy again...