[HP] Blast! Word Small Universe

Snape dried Jane and carried her back to the bedroom, and the two hugged each other and fell asleep.When I woke up again, it was already noon.Since there were no ingredients at home, the two put on Muggle clothes and went to a nearby restaurant.In the afternoon, the two of them bought some things for Christmas, bought a lot of things and returned to Spider's End. When Jane was about to make dinner, Snape suddenly left the house in a hurry.

Sitting alone at the dining table, Jane lost interest in eating.She had been sitting on the sofa in the living room waiting for Snape to come back, but Snape didn't come home the whole night, and he didn't return to Spider's End until the next afternoon.

Snape looked extremely haggard, his face was abnormally pale, and there were thick dark circles under his eyes. Jane could guarantee that he must not have had a rest all night.

She didn't dare to ask Snape where he went, even if Snape wanted to explain, Jane interrupted him anxiously: "You must rest first, let's talk about anything later."

Snape was pinned on the bed by Jane. He wanted to say something more, but after seeing Jane's firm eyes, he finally chose to keep his mouth shut.He took off his coat, closed his eyes, and fell into a deep sleep after a while.

He was so tired that he didn't close his eyes almost all day and night, so he slept until midnight, and was finally awakened by hunger.

When Snape opened his eyes, Jane was sleeping beside him.He struggled to get out of bed and go to the kitchen to find something to eat, but just before he raised his head and even sat up straight, Jane woke up.

"Oh, you're awake! Are you hungry? I prepared cereal for you." Jane immediately sat up from the bed, lifted the quilt and got out of bed.Before Snape could say anything, she was swept out like a whirlwind.

Snape looked at the door where Jane disappeared, and lay back on the bed tiredly.He stared at the ceiling with his eyes open, nothing in his mind.The hunger in his belly made him feel his stomach throbbing, but he still lay there motionless without making a sound, as if he was about to die.It wasn't until Jane came to him with food that Snape sat up from the bed with difficulty.

Jane watched Snape eating slowly, the flickering candle light flickering on his cheeks.

Neither of them spoke, and Jane asked only after Snape had finished eating, "Do you want some more?"

Snape shook his head, and with a flick of his wand, the empty bowl in his hand flew out of the bedroom automatically.

Jane looked at Snape leaning against the head of the bed, and she stared at him quietly, knowing that he must have something to say about the words she interrupted before: "Say it, what do you want to tell me?"

Snape looked at Jane, watching her calm face become extremely soft under the candlelight, and felt that the cramping pain in his stomach had shifted and gathered in his heart.He didn't want to use Occlumency to control his emotions in front of her, and he didn't want to show any expression, so he could only lower his eyes and say coldly: "I just want to tell you that you can't stay here for Christmas .”

Facing Snape's words, Jane didn't seem surprised at all, as if she had guessed it long ago, she ignored the sadness in her heart, and shrugged her shoulders pretending to be relaxed: "So I have to be glad I didn't buy a Christmas tree back? "

Snape raised his eyes suddenly, looked at her, pursed his lips tightly and said nothing.

Jane laughed softly, and she kissed the corner of Snape's lips, intending to appease the man in front of her, but her lips were blocked by the other party, and then he was hugged tightly in his arms.

Even though Snape didn't say anything to hold her back, it could be seen that he didn't want her to leave.

But that's enough.

There are some things that don't need to be said between her and him. She thinks she can feel his heart, just as he can feel her love.

So even when she packed her luggage at noon the next day, she didn't ask Snape why she had to leave Spider's End.Anyway, she knew that, whether it was because of Voldemort or Dumbledore, or even Harry, she couldn't stay in Spider's End any longer.She knew better than anyone how much trouble Snape would get into if a Death Eater came looking for him at the End of the Spider and saw her living in this house.

Snape still apparated Jane to Grimmauld Place, kissed her forehead before parting, and then disappeared with a snap.

Jane felt that her heart seemed to be emptied with Snape's departure, but now she couldn't stand here mourning the flowers and autumn moon, she had to hurry into Black's old house.

According to the way last time, Jane walked into the door of Black's old house.She was careful not to wake up any of the portraits, and walked along the dark corridor to the empty hall.

Mrs. Weasley seemed to have known she would come, and just as Jane entered the hall, a door in the hall was opened.Mrs. Weasley was wearing an apron, and she seemed to be ordering lunch.When she saw Jane, she happily gave her a hug, and the strong Jane suspected that her chest would shatter: "My dear, you can count it, Dumbledore sent a letter saying that you will be back at noon-I'm ready Lunch, cook yours too—Harry and the others are here, and I'm about to call them—Okay, come in with me, boy."

Jane followed Mrs. Weasley into the dining room, where only Ginny was in the dining room at this time, and she was peeling potatoes.Ginny greeted Jane when she saw her, dropped the potato in her hand and came over to hug her.

"Hey, I heard from Hermione that your father is back from abroad," said Ginny. "That's nice, but I thought you'd be at home for Christmas."

Jane pretended to be helpless: "Originally we planned to spend Christmas together, but suddenly something happened to his overseas business, and he had to go back - now I don't even know where my father's home is gone."

"Okay, stop talking like that, Jane, I think your father must be too busy." Mrs. Weasley said, and then she turned to look at Ginny: "You can call Harry and the others down for dinner Yes, I've got hash browns and broth ready."

Jane and Ginny went upstairs together, and Jane still lived in the previous house, sharing a room with Hermione.

Hermione was not in the room at this time, and it was not difficult for Jane to guess that she should be with Harry and the others, and she might be facing vacation homework.

She put away her suitcase, and before she could catch her breath, the bedroom door opened, and she heard Hermione's voice: "I can't believe you're back before Christmas—I thought you Will stay there for the holidays."

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Make up for yesterday. . .Well, actually it was 1 minute ago