Chapter 1026 Embarrassed Harry

"Who wants to see me peel off a slug's pants!"

James's voice continued to echo under the trees in Hogwarts, and there was laughter all around.

But Harry would never know whether James really took off Snape's pants. Although Harry still had expectations for this, Harry suddenly felt a strong pull. his body.

A hand grasped his arm tightly, as tight as an iron vice.

Harry turned his head in pain to see who was catching him. Then, he trembled in fear. A full-grown Snape stood next to him, his face turned pale with anger.

"Is it fun?" Harry felt himself rising into the air; the summer scene disappeared around him; he floated upward into the freezing darkness, Snape's hand still clasped tightly around his arm.

Then, with a swooping sensation, as if he had suddenly turned in mid-air, his feet struck the floor of Snape's basement and he was once again standing in the pensieve on Snape's desk. Next to him, he stood in the research room of the gloomy current Potions teacher.

"So," said Snape, gripping Harry's arm so tightly that Harry felt his hands starting to feel numb, "so, have fun, Potter?"

"N-no," Harry said, trying to free his arm. The sight was terrifying: Snape's lips were trembling, his face was pale, and his teeth were exposed.

"Very interesting man, your father, isn't he?" said Snape, shaking Harry so hard that his glasses fell off his nose.

"I - didn't -" Snape threw Harry with all his strength. Harry fell hard to the basement floor. "You won't tell anyone what you saw!" Snape snarled.

"No," said Harry, standing as far away from Snape as possible, "No, of course I wouldn't—"

"Get out, get out, I never want to see you in this office again!" As Harry ran towards the door, a bottle filled with dead cockroaches exploded on his head. He threw the door open and bolted down the corridor until he was three floors away from Snape's office. He leaned against the wall, panting and rubbing his sore arm.

He had no intention of returning to Gryffindor Tower so early, and he didn't want to tell Ron what he had just seen.

Harry felt horrified and unpleasant, not because Snape yelled at him or threw a bottle at him; but because he knew what it was like to be publicly humiliated in a circle of onlookers. He fully understood how Snape felt when James insulted him, and judging from the scene he just saw, his father was exactly as arrogant as Snape had described him for a long time.

Snape did not deceive himself, his father was indeed a terrible person.

A terrible thought came to Harry's mind. His father...

But then Harry remembered the image of his father in the Mirror of Erised, which gave Harry a huge gap...

"Even if I had to choose between you and the giant squid, I wouldn't go out with you."

Suddenly, Harry remembered such a sentence, which came from his mother...

Well, didn't you mean that my father and mother were already together when they were in school, but now it seems...

James didn't seem to be popular with Lily. It could be seen that James quite liked Lily at the time, but because of Snape...

What is the relationship between Snape and his mother? Obviously, Snape's relationship with his family is really deep.

Harry was more confused about his elders' affairs, but this did not prevent Harry from feeling awkward sympathy for Snape.

I have been bullied since childhood.

Well, it's obviously like this. Whether it's in the memory just now or Sirius's bad attitude towards Snape, it can be seen.

There is no doubt that Sirius and his father have gone too far. Even Snape was able to maintain a normal attitude when dealing with Lupin, but when he met Sirius...

Well, there is no unreasonable hatred, this sentence is not wrong at all.

So, how should I treat Professor Snape in the future?

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"But why don't you use the mind locking technique anymore?" Ron asked hesitantly.

"I told you," Harry muttered. "Snape thought I already had the basics, so I could teach myself."

"So, you can control...?" Ron said slowly, and then buried his head in a lot of homework.

"Much better," Harry said absently, his mind still thinking about his previous experiences, things that Snape didn't want him to see.

"Okay, I thought Snape wouldn't let you go so easily, but that's okay, it seems like you don't have to..."

"No," Harry said excitedly. "Stop talking about it, Ron, okay?"

Ron looked at Harry in surprise, "You...what's wrong with you?"

"No, I have nothing..." Harry said, opening his schoolbag, "I just..."

"Maybe you need to change your mood." Ron said, "I'll tell you some news. Fred and George took advantage of that Warrington guy and locked him in the toilet on the third floor. The two of them This guy just came back and told me about this..."

"I..." Harry opened his mouth. Was he going to tell Ron that he had heard the news in Snape's office, and then he had peeped into Snape's secrets, and then was thrown out of the office by the furious Professor Snape?

"What's wrong? Isn't it funny?" Ron looked at the silent Harry in confusion, "Or, I... did I say something wrong?"

"Oh no, Ron, it's just me..." Harry opened his mouth. He wanted to tell Ron, but reason told him not to do so.

But soon, the two stopped worrying about why Warrington would offend the brothers Fred and George, and even Harry temporarily forgot about Professor Snape...

Well, because Ron was suddenly shocked to find that they were only six weeks away from the exam.

This caught the two off guard, and they couldn't help but recall the days when Hermione was still there, or Vanlin would be fine, at least this wouldn't make them appear too flustered, Hermione's notebook was a magic weapon for the exam, and almost everything to be tested would appear on it.

This made Harry feel worried about his future life. If his Transfiguration did not meet Professor McGonagall's requirements, Professor McGonagall would definitely kill him. (To be continued)