miss foley of hp hogwarts

The sky in Cokeworth is shrouded in thick smoke rising from huge chimneys, and even in summer it is almost always gloomy.

In the suburbs, Snape stood at the dilapidated entrance to Spider's End.His dark eyes looked at the more dilapidated alley inside, and he walked in.

"Oh! S-Snape!? Are you back?"

A flash of red appeared in Spider End Alley, and Lily appeared in front. She looked at Snape in surprise.

Penny came out from behind her, her face looking meaner than before, her eyes drooping, looking a little gloomy.She glanced at Snape and walked around him and Lily without any intention of saying hello to him.

Snape looked away, looked at Lily and nodded, "Well, long time no see, Lily."

"That's right. After the holiday, there won't be any-"

"Hurry up, Lily!" Petunia had already reached the entrance of the alley. She turned around and shouted impatiently to Lily.

"Got it, Petunia," Lily shouted back, then smiled apologetically at Snape, "Sorry, Snape."

Snape nodded nonchalantly and turned sideways to let Lily pass.

Lily passed him and walked towards Petunia. Halfway there, she turned to look at Snape and hesitated to speak, "Your family——"

"Lily-" Petunia's voice came from behind.

"Ok?"

"Here we come -" Lily quickened her pace and said hurriedly: "You'll know when you get back."

Snape's eyes followed Lily's back, wondering what happened to his family.

He quickened his pace and walked quickly towards the end of the alley - in the direction of his home.

The deserted courtyard at No. 19 Spider End Lane has finally improved, but now it looks even more deserted than before, and it even looks like there is no one living there.

Snape stretched out his hand and pushed it gently, and the door opened - in a dark cabin, a haggard woman sat next to a table with missing arms and legs.If it weren't for the slight rise and fall on her chest, you would have thought it was a mummy.

"Mother?"

"Sev?" A dry voice came from the woman's mouth. Her distracted eyes gradually condensed and she looked at Snape.

Snape picked up the kettle and tried to pour some water out, but found that it was empty. Then he turned to look at the cupboard - it was so clean that there was nothing except dust.

Snape sighed, luckily Ace had brought him some food.

He took out a bottle of water from his bag, poured it into the only cup on the table, and handed it to Irene, "Drink some water, mother, what is going on?"

"Your father...he is missing." Irene answered blankly, covering her cup.

It's because of that man again!

Snape supported the table with some annoyance and stood up suddenly. The bench creaked on the ground, making Eileen tremble in shock.

"Maybe he didn't pay someone to wash their glasses in some pub!" His tone was extremely mocking and contemptuous, and the expression on his face was very angry.

Erin covered her face, but no tears fell from her dry eyes, "I've searched, Sev, I've searched in every tavern! No - no! Ahem -"

A violent coughing sound sounded, and then stopped suddenly——

"Mother! Mother!?"

Lady Irene fainted, and Snape had to carry her to the bed and moisten her lips with a cotton cloth.

Looking at Irene's sunken eye sockets and chapped pale lips, he didn't know how long it had been since this poor woman had slept, had a good meal, or drank a glass of water.

If Tobias Snape was found, Snape felt that he would even be tempted to kill him, and dark thoughts grew in his heart.

Eileen, his mother, has been completely imprisoned by Tobia, using those few meager words-you killed me, monster and other such accusations.

Snape lay weakly on the table, his fingers gently tapping on the smiling cheek of the girl in the photo on the table.

"What should I do, Ace?"

Erin woke up the next day to the aroma of food.

The soft and thick rice porridge was cooked beside the bed, with a layer of rice oil floating on it.

Snape sat on a chair in the corner, his whole body hidden in the shadows.

"S-Sif."

Snape heard Eileen's voice and stood up and walked towards her.

Eileen refused his move to feed herself porridge, and looked at Snape with pleading eyes, "Help me find him, Sev."

Snape looked at his mother and looked away.

"Please, Sev, he is your father."

Snape's hand on his lap clenched tightly, and finally let go in frustration as the tears welled up in the eyes of the woman in front of him, "Okay."

"You have a good meal, I'm going out." Looking at Eileen's smile, Snape suppressed his anger and left the small bedroom.

It stands to reason that it is not difficult to find an alcoholic, especially an alcoholic like Tobia who hangs out in various bars all year round - almost every bartender knows him.

But Snape didn't get any useful information from anyone. He only knew that he left drunk after drinking wine one night not long ago.

As for where he went, no one knows.

For a long month, Snape wandered aimlessly through the streets of Cokeworth.

As he shook his head again and again, the light in Irene's eyes gradually dimmed.He had no choice but to lie and claim to have a shred of information, otherwise this woman might collapse tomorrow.

"How's it going? Sif?"

Snapa opened his chair, tiredly picked up the tea his mother handed him, took a sip, and then answered under her eager eyes: "Someone said they saw him at the train station."

"Train station!" Erin stood up in disbelief, "It's impossible, Tobias won't leave!"

"Why -" Snape asked expressionlessly, "Why is it impossible? He has long wanted to get rid of us, hasn't he?"

"no, I can not…"

Snape interrupted Eileen's fantasy mercilessly, "They said they saw him get on the train and leave."

Although she had expected this ending, Erin still couldn't accept the reality.

She fell to the ground, crying in pain.

"I'm going to Hogwarts, how about you?"

Snape asked, but received no response. He sighed, got up and left.

The Browns.

Snape sat in their small, cozy living room.

"Excuse me, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Brown."

Mrs. Brown rubbed her apron with her hands awkwardly, as if she were the guest.The little red-haired girl hid behind her and poked her head out to look at Snape quietly, then retracted after seeing his gaze.

Mr. Brown laughed heartily, "It's okay, it's all as it should be. We are all neighbors."

Snape looked at Orville aside, "Thank you, Senior Orville."

Orville scratched his head and laughed, "We are all friends, S-Snape."

Snape hesitated, took out a handful of gold galleons from his arms and placed it on the table in front of him, "This is the reward."

"No, we can't accept these -" Orville knew the value of these gold coins and was about to push them back to Snape. The Browns looked at the two of them in confusion.

Snape firmly pushed them into Orville's hands, "Take them. My mother will need them when she is sick. I can't let your help go in vain."

After saying that, he stood up and bowed solemnly to Mr. and Mrs. Brown, which shocked them.

"Thank you."

Orville helplessly held a handful of gold galleons and watched Snape leave his house.

Mrs. Brown patted her chest and relaxed instantly.

After arranging everything, Snape took his small suitcase and set off alone.