Chapter 375

Fudge said arrogantly before leaving.

Harry was extremely angry; he wanted to rush up and argue with Fudge, but Hermione and Ron grabbed him.

"Alright, this is already the best result; if Fudge refuses to treat Darren because of your offense, you know, he could very likely die!"

Hermione said irritably...

It wasn't until Fudge and his people had completely left the office that Harry sat down on the chair bitterly.

"Alright, the following classes are suspended; tell the students not to run around, food will be sent to their common rooms, Severus... you take these children back!"

"No, Headmaster, I have a pot of potion brewing in my office; I don't have time for this babysitting stuff!"

Snape curled his lips, and after saying that, he turned and left the office.

Clearly, he didn't want to see Harry.

"Headmaster, I'll go!"

Professor Flitwick squeezed out a smile.

Harry and the others were led out by Professor Flitwick; as he walked out the door, he subconsciously looked back.

He happened to see the Headmaster's blue eyes, followed by the Headmaster's somewhat stunned expression...

He knew!

Harry's heart skipped a beat.

Then he denied his hallucination from just a moment ago.

Because just now, when he looked into Dumbledore's eyes.

In his mind, he seemed to see the scene where they were eavesdropping in Dumbledore's office under the Invisibility Cloak that day.

But this thought flashed by and was gone.

He felt he was just too guilty, which was why he felt Dumbledore already knew about this.

In fact, this was all groundless.

How could there be such a thing as seeing people's memories?

Plus, he discovered that Snape didn't seem to have left yet; Snape was standing in the corridor outside Dumbledore's office, looking at Harry with a gaze full of disgust.

After Harry saw his eyes, he threw everything from just now to the back of his mind.

"Through Darren Potter's matter, I seem to have had a little thought; the boys surnamed Potter are indeed all reckless, brainless guys..."

"Severus... Darren is just too kind; he didn't think that much at all; you shouldn't say that about him!"

Professor Flitwick looked at Snape unhappily, interrupting Snape's words. Snape's lips curled up; he ignored Flitwick's words, looked straight at Harry, and sneered, "Filius, you don't understand Potter as well as I do; in their bloodline, those reckless factors are hidden...

So, Potter, don't let me find you following a professor again, otherwise I will expel you!"

Harry suddenly realized.

Snape was still the same annoying bastard as before; he hadn't changed at all!

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