Della Bush's Love Story

It's really hard.

He can easily say anything to Principal Dumbledore, as if he doesn't have to worry about anything.But to Snape...

It's definitely a question of charisma.

Della thought she should start with a couple of prefaces: "I'm not sure..."

Snape frowned and snorted coldly.But he didn't leave either, just waiting to hear Miss Prophet's "uncertainty".

For the sake of her fact that she had hit the Horcrux, no matter how many uncertain things she said, he had to listen to them and check them out one by one.

Della took a deep breath: "I remember that there were giants in the Forbidden Forest, and there were many big spiders, as well as ghouls, werewolves, and they finally attacked Hogwarts together."

Snape's expression became a little more serious, and he lowered his voice, "When did they attack Hogwarts?"

This Della was sure: "Harry was in seventh grade."

Snape nodded and invited her to come inside.

She just realized that they were standing at the door talking just now.

She walked after Snape, and she got a glass of chocolate milk (?!), a plate of biscuits that still smelled of milk, and a chair.

Then Snape stood in front of her, motioned for her to start her snack, and followed him by saying, "Go on, what else do you think of?"

This made her hold the teacup and the biscuit, wondering whether to stuff it into her mouth or put it down.

In the end she let it go.

Eating snacks in front of Professor Snape, the snacks are not good.

She sat in the middle of the chair cautiously: "That's all."

It was really just a flash of thought, she remembered the Great War, and she also remembered that she had forgotten to describe the scene of the Great War to Professor Dumbledore.Probably because she always skipped over this section when she was watching it, but in the end she only read the book once, but watched the movie several times.She prefers the later description of Harry and Ginny's reunion, but she always feels that it is not as moving as the description of Harry and Hermione traveling alone. After many comparisons, she still thinks so.

Snape motioned for her to taste the hot chocolate milk and freshly baked biscuits.

She had to pick up the cup to drink milk and eat biscuits.

After she finished eating, Snape asked again, "Recall again, any other details?"

Della: "..."

She just ate his food, as if... Really can't just leave?

She could only rack her brains and say, "Well...in the seventh grade, the school changed a lot of professors."

Snape nodded: "As you can see, the professors currently replaced in the school are all credible."

Well, it just so happened that she didn't remember which professors were changed, and she forgot the names of those Death Eaters.

Suddenly there was another flash of thought, and she almost jumped up and said, "I remembered one! Malfoy put the Death Eaters in!"

Snape immediately looked more serious, but with a strong look of suspicion: "Him? He's just a student, how did he get in?"

Della remembered a lot!She said emphatically, "You don't know, he has a mission! To kill the Headmaster! His father seems to have been captured, and he just..." She glanced at Snape suddenly.

How did she remember that Snape seemed to know?

Snape noticed from her look, "What's wrong?"

"It's nothing." Della shook her head firmly, and then she refused to say anything.

Snape finally let her go after four cups of chocolate milk failed to pry her mouth open.Dumbledore was then quickly contacted.

Dumbledore said into the smoke, "Is he hiding something?"

Snape said at the end of the smoke: "Yes, it seems to be about me, so he is very scrupulous. If you can come back, maybe he would like to tell you."

Dumbledore nodded: "I'll be right back."

Snape sneered: "It seems that you have gained a lot from going out this time?"

Dumbledore: "Very rich."

Then the pipe was extinguished.

He went through the thick wood to where they camped.

Moody was guarding the tent when a big black dog came running from a distance biting a piece of wet wood.

Dumbledore said, "We're going back now." He climbed into the tent. "Perhaps you'd like to go to Hogwarts first, Minister?"

Fudge was sitting at a small coffee table in the tent, drinking bean soup, when he said sullenly, "I don't really have a choice, do I?"

Dumbledore: "You can stay too, I will keep Moody and Sirius to protect you."

Fudge immediately shook his head, "No, I'm not going anywhere without you!"

Dumbledore was not too surprised, he agreed: "Okay then, we'll leave in ten minutes. You still have time to finish your soup."