(HP Fan) The "Squib" of the Black Family's

Chapter 50 Troublesome Day

　　Regulus showed good upbringing, but he was very reserved. Indeed, although he had corresponded with Portoro, it was the first time they met. As for the Half-Blood Prince, he felt It's unreal, that mysterious person is really in front of him - not in the newspaper, let alone what others say, but living in front of him!

　　"Regulus, what job do you want to do?" Severus asked, because obviously, Portolo didn't know what to say when he really faced his relatives.

　　Regulus glanced at Portolo and knew that now was not the time to recognize each other. "I can do anything," facing the half-blood prince whose voice he admired, there was unconcealable excitement in his voice, "Can I really stay?" "Yes, and, will you go home to live?

　　I That is, after the work is over." Severus maintained the smile that belonged to the "Half-Blood Prince", could anything be done? He knew what Regulus was capable of. Although the other party worked hard, in terms of talent, Regulus was indeed inferior to Sirius. What could he do - do odd jobs?

　　"I..." Go home and live? Then the meaning of coming here... When Regulus stayed, where else could he live except at home? He suddenly felt that he was not as good as Sirius. After leaving the family, his life was better, even better than before...

　　"He can live with me." Portolo regretted the words he said. He felt that the light bulb was bright. Not long enough? As a result, he and Sif Lian will have to be careful at home! Biting his lip, he hated himself for being so soft-hearted.

　　Regulus had a look of surprise on his face. Finally, all these years of aristocratic education were not in vain. He didn't lose his temper. He just looked at his brother sweetly.

　　"Then, it's decided." Severus knew clearly what the two people in front of him were thinking and was ready to let them have a good talk. "Portolo, you take him back first. He will follow you tomorrow." Help me, and then arrange the work according to the situation.”

　　"Thank you, Mr. Prince." Regulus felt that the half-blood prince was worthy of being the angel among werewolves, and his brother...perhaps he was the one who cared about him the most, right? In the past, Sirius was the one who was favored in the family. Later, when Sirius left the family, he still had uncles who would care about him. However, apart from the title of heir, apart from the responsibilities he must bear, and apart from more things to learn, he What did you get?

　　Regulus's performance really made Portolo feel soft. He took the other person's hand and said, "Let's go, I'll take you home."

　　Go home? Regulus smiled a smile that did not belong to Slytherin, an innocent smile.

　　After Portolo and Regulus left, Severus decided that it would be better to go back early. However, things were not always going to be smooth sailing. The Dark Lord that he and Portolo had been avoiding came unexpectedly!

　　In this regard, Severus was glad that he could hide his emotions, and he was even more glad that Voldemort did not pay attention to a person like him who spent all his time and energy on potions without knowing the world's ways and the ugliness of the world - —The person the other party is interested in is the powerful Sun God and the "Dark Star" who has never stopped moving forward.

　　Voldemort is undoubtedly a noble among nobles. Even though he had such a childhood, his handsome appearance and good temperament make him worthy of being the heir of Slytherin. Of course, it is undeniable that the most important reason is his strength. , the strong is respected, is generally recognized by wizards. It is difficult to find out why those who regard him as everything.

　　The meeting was short, Voldemort said even less, and Severus perfectly acted as he should be, keeping vague answers to many questions based on Portoro's plan to remain mysterious, but reading between the lines. Showing the simplicity of a potions master who is focused on academics and divorced from reality can lower the opponent's defensive psychology.