Harry and Hermione siblings story

Episode 12

- The following Saturday with the potter twins visiting Snape -

Snape: So how can I help you children?
Harry: We know what happened to your leg uncle sev.
Hermione: It was bitten by the giant dog.
Snape: So you've met fluffy?
Harry and Hermione: It's called fluffy?!
Snape: The real question is why you were in that corridor in the first place.
Hermione: It wasn't our fault.
Harry: The stairs rotated on our way out of history of magic. Then we just kinda got lost from there.
Hermione: Then one thing led to another and we were hiding from Mrs Norris.
Snape: I hate that cat.
Harry: Now what were you doing in that room that led you to get that nasty mark?
Snape: *sighs* You're not going to let this go, are you?
Harry and Hermione: Nope.
Snape: Fine. When the troll was let in I was sure someone was going to try and steal what's down there. I tried to go and see if it was still there. That's when fluffy got me.
Hermione: What's down there that needs that level of protection?
Snape: That is not important. Now just be careful when on the stairs. And if filch catches you tell him to talk to me.
Harry: Cheers uncle sev.
Harry and Hermione: *goes back to the common room and sits with their friends*
Ron: So how did it go?
Harry: He was protecting whatever's down the trap door.
Hermione: He thought that the troll was a diversion to steal whatever it is so he went to check on it.
Pansy: He didn't tell you what it was did he?
Harry: No. We did try to get him to tell us but he didn't budge.
Ginny: Well that sucks.
Hermione: Luckily uncle sev didn't go to spare at us. He realised it was a mistake.
Ron: Well that was lucky.
Pansy: But it's just because he's your uncle right? Anyone else he would've gone mad right?
Harry: You severely underestimate our uncle Pansy.
Hermione: He doesn't do favourites. If we were there for any other reason he would have gone full Snape.
Harry: We got lucky we were lost or we would have been in big trouble.

Next episode will take place on the train home for Christmas.