Harry Potter One Shots

Severus Snape x Sprout!OC

In the heart of the sprawling Hogwarts grounds, where the ancient castle stood proudly amidst centuries-old trees, there was a quieter corner known as the Herbology department. It was here, among the enchanted greenhouses and thriving gardens, that Professor Pomona Sprout oversaw her beloved plants and mentored generations of young witches and wizards in the art of Herbology.

Adjacent to her domain, nestled in a charming cottage surrounded by vibrant foliage, lived her daughter Fiona. Unlike her mother, who was content with the traditional ways of magic and herbs, Fiona had always been intrigued by the world beyond Hogwarts. She had a keen interest in Muggle technology—a fascination that eventually led her to become the wizarding world's first Muggle Technology professor.

Fiona was twenty-three, with a spirited demeanor and a penchant for pushing boundaries. Her cozy cottage was a blend of wizarding comfort and Muggle gadgets, where enchanted candles flickered alongside electric lights and parchment scrolls shared space with sleek laptops.

Across the castle grounds, in the dungeons of Hogwarts, lived another intriguing figure—Professor Severus Snape. Known for his sharp wit, formidable intellect, and intimidating presence, Snape had long ago found solace in the quiet corridors and dimly lit rooms of Slytherin House. As the Potions Master and Head of Slytherin House, he commanded respect and instilled fear in equal measure.

Yet, beyond his stoic facade, Snape had always harbored a fascination with Herbology—a subject he found unexpectedly calming amid the complexities of potions and spells. It was during one of his frequent visits to the Herbology department that fate, in its curious way, brought him into Fiona's orbit.

Their first meeting was an accidental collision in the greenhouse—a mishap involving a mischievous Mimbulus mimbletonia that left both covered in a foul-smelling goo. Fiona, unfazed by the mishap and amused by Snape's rare display of vulnerability, broke the tension with laughter that echoed through the glass walls.

Their interactions grew more frequent after that day. Fiona's curiosity about Snape's world of potions and ancient spells piqued his interest in her modern approach to teaching Muggle technology. Their conversations often turned into spirited debates, where Fiona challenged Snape's views on magic and he, in turn, tested her understanding of wizarding traditions.

Their relationship blossomed gradually, much to the surprise and amusement of their colleagues. Pomona Sprout, always observant of her daughter's romantic inclinations, found herself both bemused and pleased by Fiona's choice. She had never imagined her daughter would fall for someone as seemingly aloof and enigmatic as Severus Snape.

As months passed, Snape found himself drawn not only to Fiona's intellect and charm but also to the warmth of her cottage and the simplicity of her Muggle-inspired inventions. Fiona, in turn, discovered a kindred spirit beneath Snape's reserved exterior—a man who valued loyalty and integrity above all else, much like herself.

Their differences, rather than driving them apart, became the very foundation of their relationship. Snape's precise logic tempered Fiona's impulsive nature, while her boundless enthusiasm and unconventional ideas brought a spark of brightness into his often solitary existence.

Their courtship was not without its challenges. Fiona's Hufflepuff roots and Snape's Slytherin pride occasionally clashed in matters of principle, but their mutual respect and growing affection always prevailed. They found joy in exploring each other's worlds—Fiona introducing Snape to the wonders of Muggle technology, and Snape sharing with Fiona the subtleties of potion-making that fascinated her.

One crisp autumn evening, under the twinkling stars that adorned the Hogwarts sky, Severus Snape surprised Fiona with a bouquet of magical flowers he had cultivated himself. With a rare smile on his lips, he confessed his love for her, acknowledging that she had brought light into his life in ways he never thought possible.

And so, amidst the whispers of the Hogwarts portraits and the approving nods of the castle's enchanted inhabitants, Severus Snape and Fiona Sprout embarked on a journey together—a testament to the enduring power of love that transcends differences and embraces the beauty of opposites united.