HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Soul Snape also got a room. Although he didn't need to sleep, a room was considered a kindness from Till to him, and Snape fully accepted this kindness.

With the Philosopher's Stone, there would be no risk of Snape's soul dissipating in this world, but in order not to cause panic in the outside world, Snape's scope of action was limited to this house.

As the days passed, Snape felt more and more inadequate in this world. On this day, he found Teal and Snape who were taking Kaye for a walk in the garden, and told them that he was leaving soon.

"It's a bit sudden, Snape." Snape didn't like Teal using his name on other people, even if that person was himself in another world, so Teal always called this sudden soul "Snape" ".

Snape obviously preferred Teal to call him that instead of any familiar Christian name or nickname, which would make him uncomfortable.

Snape held Kay in his arms, who could already open his eyes but could not see clearly the surrounding environment. He was not surprised by Snape's departure: "If you are prepared."

"That's why I came here... Look, if you come unprepared, what can you prepare for leaving?" Snape didn't smile. He had forgotten how to smile sincerely, but his tone was truly relieved. Till and Snape didn't say anything more after hearing this.

Could it be that Snape would stay if they tried to persuade him to stay? He can't even decide whether he will stay or go.

Although Snape said he was leaving, no one could figure out when the actual moment of departure would come and how he would leave, so life continued as usual.

It's just that Snape appears more frequently. He no longer hides in the room and wastes time alone, but looks here and there. Occasionally, he will float to Kai's side, and his observations are somewhat similar to his. Other people's children.

That afternoon, Snape was called to the Association by Mr. Hunter to solve a difficult potion order. Only Teal, Burgess Emery, and Snape were in the house.

Snape flew leisurely to Kai's side and looked into his eyes, which could already see something clearly. Teal made fun of Snape's frown: "It feels strange. Kay's eyes follow mine, and her eyebrows and chin look more like Severus's."

When Snape looks at Kay, he should also see some similarities with him. After all, he looks exactly like Snape.

"If I had a child, would I be a good father?" Snape stretched out his hand, but did not dare to touch Kay's face. He only lightly touched the back of Kay's hand, feeling the softness of the child.

It is indeed a wonderful feeling.

Till was picking up his fingers to use magic power to organize the toys in the nursery. Hearing this, his fingertips paused and then smiled: "Severus has promised me a long time ago that he will be a good father."

"He is, and you will be too." Kay was sleepy, but at this moment he was awake and grabbing his own feet. Teal thought it was so cute, and wiped the corners of his mouth with Kay's special handkerchief. Drooling heavily.

Snape lowered his head, looked at Teal with a kind smile, and praised her without hesitation: "You are indeed as beautiful as the moonlight."

Soft, clear, quietly shining into a person's heart, gentle and powerful.

He understood why Snape fell in love with Teal.

"You and Severus are indeed the same existence, and he also praised me like this." Till wrinkled his nose, his tone was indescribably sweet, "The night before he proposed to me, he said too much His love words scared me so much that I thought he had been stimulated by something."

The night before the proposal was an ordinary night, but Snape suddenly became so nervous that he turned into a nagging ghost. Teal thought that he had some terminal illness, or that someone had provoked him to become jealous, but he was attacked the next day. It was Thiel who was irritated.

But he had to admit that Teal quite liked Snape's serious mouth spitting out sweet words of love that no one could tire of listening to.

Snape was rarely interested in the emotional history of Teal and Snape, and asked her who had first moved her heart, and who had broken the window first.

Teal didn't answer the former question because she and Snape couldn't tell at what moment they really fell in love. But for the latter question, Teal could tell him clearly: "It's me, there is something else here." Professor Dumbledore's help."

If Professor Dumbledore hadn't aroused Teal's curiosity about Snape's past stories and made her "unrestrained" in front of Snape, I'm afraid she and Snape would have had a long period of hidden love. The experiences are tormenting each other.

Of course, Burgess Emery's help was not small in making Teal fully aware of her liking for Snape.

Judging from the time when he was the first to reveal his feelings, Till was definitely the one who took the initiative.

"From your tone, I've been struggling for a long time." Snape snorted lightly, and this tone revealed his understanding of Snape. Putting himself in his own shoes, he could imagine Snape's original struggle.

Teal snorted in an unhappy mood: "Professor Snape was unwilling to face reality at that time, and couldn't tell whether it was me or Lily in his heart."

This is what Snape really cares about. He asked Snape before and now asked Teal: "Do you really not mind Lily?"

"It's a lie to say I don't mind, but I answered Harry back then, and now I'm responding to you with the same answer." Till grabbed Kay's little hand, or it could be said that Kay's little hand grabbed her fingers, "It's me who used to mind, but I believe in his love now."

Snape murmured, "It's like he believes you love him."

"What's the point of love without trust?" Kay let go of Till's hand and asked for a hug. Till bent down and picked up his son. His posture was already very standard.

She was Kay's preferred holding position as she gradually adjusted in actual combat. Different from Snape's theoretical side, Snape mostly used a doll to replace his son in the first few weeks.

Seeing Snape staring at Kay who was being held in her arms, Teal thought for a moment and handed her son to the solid soul: "Want to hug him? You haven't hugged Kay yet."

"Can I?" Snape shrank back, "I just wipe my soul——"

Teal saw that Snape was actually looking forward to it, so he directly pushed Kay into Snape's arms: "You're welcome, Kay is still very light."

Snape pursed his lips, wanting to say that he could already feel the child's lightness, not much smaller than the smallest cauldron. But he held it stiffly in his arms, feeling that Kay needed to be treated more carefully than his most cherished cauldron.

Very soft, very fragile.

"Thank you..." Snape finally recalled what it was like to smile sincerely, and at the same time, his already stagnant heart was filled with warmth and began to beat even more vigorously.

The soul also has a heart and has sincere emotions.

Snape left with satisfaction. He knew about his other life and knew that he might also have happiness.

He is not, even his soul cannot be saved.