**DISCONTINUED**
What everyone says about Amelia Milev isn't true. She's not some dangerous, I'm going to attack you if you talk to me, type person. Sometimes she is, but that's not something she can control... you can't control what's in your blood.
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viii. secret love? ˚. ⊹ . ✵ ❨november, 1994 ❩ "the girl with two selves..."
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AS MILLIE HAS already stated, no one likes potions.
Snape is icky and creeps Millie out. Why he needs to be so mean all the time is unclear to her. Also, can someone explain to her why he feels the need to let the Slytherins be mean to everyone else? Obviously, not all the Slytherins are mean, but the ones that are, need to stop it because Millie is only a bit away from giving them a swift slap in the face. And she's a nice one!
But seriously, it's bad enough that Millie doesn't understand one word that comes out of Snape's mouth—she still doesn't know what that bisexual unicorn thing was about—but then they have to watch the Slytherins get five thousand million house points per class? Not fair. She wants house points, thank you very much!
Nevertheless, Millie still sits down on tiny little stools that hurt her back twice a week and listens to Snape spew nonsense. All while Draco Malfoy throws pieces of parchment at the back of the Gryffindors' heads. For Angelov's sake, can that boy be less of a meanie?
Millie always imagines what it could be like to have a different potions teacher, it seems like a dream. Gaining points in class, learning how to make a potion, an actually nice teacher. But really, she's lucky. None of the boys pick on her and Snape never yells at her. Like when Millie was sat in potions, hitting Harry with her quill when it may or may not have flown out of her hand. She had no control of it, it was a very slippery feather! It also might have hit Snape in the back of the head... she didn't do it on purpose though! Harry was about to explode laughing cause he thought Millie was finally going to get in trouble.
Her face went bright red like a tomato from her mam's garden, yet Snape turned around, looked Millie dead in the eye, and turned back around like nothing had even happened. Harry was just sitting there, completely dumbfounded, gawking at the back of Snape's head like, 'Hello, are you not going to yell at her?' In Harry's defence, she had been annoying him a lot... but he was really cute. His hair would flick around and he'd look all pissy. Adorable.
