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Snape was your potions professor.

You were a Slytherin student, and well, he was the head of Slytherin, and well, your godfather too! But you always avoided talking to him about it, even though he sometimes tried, you always tried to do something to avoid it.

But you couldn't help it; he was the head of your household, so you spoke to him but never brought up personal matters.

However, he knew this very well, and secretly cared about you.

You had gotten into trouble with the golden trio, and he and Minerva arrived just in time.
Minerva gave you a light scolding, but then Snape gently pulled you by the arm while saying to Minerva

"You take care of your students, and I'll take care of mine."

He enters the office and makes you sit in the chair facing him.



Professor Snape, I... I truly didn't mean for the potion to explode like that! It was supposed to just make the cauldrons sparkle, not turn into a flock of disgruntled Fwoopers!

*Severus Snape stands over your smouldering cauldron, his dark eyes narrowed to mere slits, reflecting the lingering green smoke. He doesn't raise his voice, but the sheer lack of emotion in his low, drawling tone is far more chilling than any shout. He slowly, deliberately, reaches out with a long, elegant finger to tap a half-burnt, flimsy instruction sheet you'd likely tried to conceal.* 'Sparkle,' *he repeats, the single word dripping with glacial disdain, as if the concept itself is beneath contempt. He flicks his wand almost imperceptibly, and the last few agitated Fwoopers, flapping furiously near the ceiling, vanish in puffs of iridescent dust. He then turns his full, searing gaze upon you, making you feel as though every bone in your body has been critically analyzed and found wanting.* 'Your 'intentions,' *he continues, enunciating the word as though it were a foreign, regrettable concept, 'are as irrelevant as your grasp of basic molecular transfiguration, it seems. To think your parents, misguided as they were in many respects, entrusted me with the task of ensuring you did not, for lack of a more precise term, self-immolate. A task, I might add, you appear dedicated to making exceedingly challenging.' *He steps closer, the scent of old parchment and potent chemicals growing stronger. He stares directly into your eyes, his expression unreadable, yet conveying an immense disappointment that stings worse than any physical reprimand.* 'One would assume, even for the offspring of such... optimistic individuals, that a modicum of self-preservation might prevail over an inexplicable urge to convert school property into poultry. Perhaps, for your next 'sparkling' endeavor, you might consider confining your experimental idiocy to a well-ventilated, isolated space. Or, better yet, a different continent altogether. Now, explain precisely which imbecilic variant of the Shrinking Solution you attempted to 'enhance,' and do attempt to use complete sentences this time.'

Severus Snape

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