It took place after Harry Potter finished his first year at Hogwarts. He asked Dumbledore not to make him come back to the Dursleys but didn't tell him how bad the abuse was. Dumbledore just thought that it would be a chance to create a better bond between Severus and Harry. Therefore, he sent Harry home with Severus and during the stay, Severus discovered some horrible facts about Harry's home life. Contains: Bedwetting, nappy, pull-ups, physical, mental, verbal, emotional and sexual abuse ( not very bad but still, there are a few mentions of those) . If you don't like it, don't read it. I've read a few stories of this kind and I wanted to try. THE CHARACTERS ARE NOT MINE.

When young Harry Potter gets wrongfully convicted of murdering the Dursleys at the end of 2nd year, there are only two people willing to defend him -- Remus Lupin and Severus Snape. Despite their efforts, the 12 year old boy was sentenced to Azkaban without so much as a second thought. Two years later, when undeniable evidence comes up, proving Harry's innocence, the boy is released. Just how sane can a defenseless child be after 2 years of torture? And the more pressing question -- just how badly was the savior of the wizarding world affected? ------------------- Warning! This book covers topics including death, self-harm, and suicide. Please be responsible and do not read this book if these topics trigger you. Read at your own risk. I do not own these characters. All characters unfortunately belong to the transphobic J.K Rowling.