Hogwarts Diary: Snape Goes Crazy

After entering November, the air gradually becomes colder. ...

Vesey has always liked the basement, but now she doesn't like it.

Because it's cold.

The weather here is comparable to the northernmost place she used to live in, and it's very cold when it's cold.

The mountains around the school are covered with layers of snow.

Every morning, Hagrid had to wear a thick moleskin coat and defrost the Quidditch pitch and brooms.

Vesey now tries not to stay in the basement, running to Gryffindor whenever she gets the chance.

She originally thought that her behavior might make the Slytherin students angry.

But to her surprise, none of the Slytherin students mentioned this matter to her.

Even Cassandra didn't care much about her search for Harry.

This makes Vesey very comfortable.

Now that she had Hermione as a friend, she couldn't bear to leave Hermione.

Especially after Hermione always hugged and kissed her, she was even more happy.

I wish I could move even my dormitory to Gryffindor.

Harry didn't really care about Hermione's intimate behavior towards Vesey. He hadn't yet realized that there were many things that could be done between two girls.

He would only look at all the boys around him with hostile eyes.

And he has been going to the Quidditch field to train recently. After several weeks of training, Harry is now ready to participate in the next game.

this Saturday.

It's the battle between Gryffindor and Slytherin.

When Harry was training, he always lamented to Wood and the others that it was a good thing that Vesey was afraid of heights. Otherwise, if Vesey became a member of the Slytherin team, he would not be able to bear to win against Vesey.

It's not just that.

Harry also discovered that even among the Gryffindor boys, many people liked Vesey.

Vesey would sometimes bring him water. As soon as she appeared, the entire Quidditch team would look directly at her.

He highly doubted that if Vesey really became a member of the Slytherin team, no one except Wood would be willing to let Vesey lose.

After all, in the past two months since school started, Vesey’s cuteness and sweetness have become deeply rooted in people’s hearts.

Only then did Harry vaguely realize that Snape seemed to really like Vesey.

But this is normal. In addition to Peeves and Slytherin students, no one at Hogwarts dislikes Vesey.

But he didn't know that there were actually many students in Slytherin who liked Vesey.

It's just that many Slytherin families have Death Eaters, so they can't get close to Vesey.

Just like Pansy, she sometimes secretly says a few words to Vesey.

But more often than not, she would stay in front of Malfoy, showing a nymphomaniac expression, and shouting "Young Master Malfoy!"

In fact, her eyes were more of a joke, not as love-minded as she showed.

Malfoy seemed to know her situation and would not stop Pansy from pretending in front of him. Sometimes he would cooperate with Pansy so that she could show off to the little sisters around her.

In short, Slytherin students are more pretending to be indifferent. The education they received since childhood is different from ordinary people.

They just like Vesey and don't show it.

I was afraid that the next day, the news that Death Eater XX actually liked the savior's sister would spread throughout Hogwarts.

This is a fatal matter, and they will never joke about it.

Of course, Harry couldn't know this.

He could tell that Snape seemed to really like Vesey a little bit, and it was already a revelation.

Of course, it may also be because Snape never hides it around Harry.

For example, in the last Potions class, Snape specially brought a pair of pink furry gloves to Vesey.

Now, even Harry couldn't ignore Snape's preference for Vesey.

It's just that he still can't figure it out. If Snape likes Vesey so much, why doesn't he please him, Vesey's brother?

Isn't Snape afraid that his brother will say something bad about Vesey and make Vesey stay away from him?

He was extremely puzzled.

But it's not a big deal.

After all, Vesey is much better to be liked than disliked.

What's more, Harry is a little too busy taking care of himself now.

Wood had been hiding the fact that he became a Gryffindor Seeker before, but for some reason, this matter was still leaked out.

Now everyone will look at him with appraising eyes when they see him.

Many students even joked with him, saying that when he played, Vesey should have brought a mattress to catch him on the Quidditch field to save him from falling and dying.

Harry would get irritated every time he heard such a statement.

He really hated involving Vesey when people were teasing him.

What does this have to do with Vesey?

Sometimes when he heard these words, Harry really wanted to fight with those people.

But Vesey always pulls me back.

"Okay, brother, I believe you will definitely win. Best of all, when you win, they will definitely shut up!"

The smile on Vesey's face was sweet, and Harry immediately agreed.

Of course, apart from these, Harry was also very happy that they finally became good friends with Hermione.

After becoming good friends with Hermione, Harry felt that he had saved a lot of worries.

First, Hermione will take Vesey to do her homework, and she will also read with Vesey.

When Harry and Ronald were playing broomsticks, they were always worried about Vesey being lonely. Now that Hermione is here, she takes good care of Vesey.

And Hermione has become less concerned about school rules since Vesey and the others rescued her from the trolls.

Just like now.

Hermione lit a bright flame with a small pot, so that they could stand in the corner of the courtyard, with their backs to the small pot, warming themselves by the fire, and enjoying the scenery outside the castle.

But almost as they stood there, they saw Snape limping over.

Vesey immediately ran over.

Harry and the others hurriedly squeezed together to block the small jar tightly.

They all knew that although Snape liked Vesey very much, he also disliked them very much.

Especially after Halloween, Snape treated them like class enemies.

As long as Vesey doesn't pay attention, he will find a way to give them points.

It was the same this time, Snape's eyes locked on Harry while Vesey tried to see if he was hurt.

He was in a particularly bad mood now, so he wanted to find inspiration from Harry.

Especially when Harry and the others felt particularly guilty.

He immediately saw the small jar behind Hermione and the others. He wanted to point it out directly and then deduct points, but when he saw Vesey looking at him eagerly, he felt better and did not point out the matter.

He continued to look at Harry.

"||What are you holding in your hand?"

Harry confidently took out his book.

"The Origins of Quidditch"

This is a book in the library. There has never been a rule that students cannot read outside the castle.

He even smiled proudly.

What else could Snape do to him?