Истории Snapeoc

Severus Snape doesn't do colleagues. He does obligations, surveillance, and silence. Then Dumbledore hires the wandless American witch, and an accident tangles Snape's mind with hers-dreams he can't block, walls he can't keep up, and a woman who won't stay where he puts her. With a werewolf in the staffroom and Sirius Black circling the grounds, the last thing he needs is something this dangerous: someone getting close. A Snape-POV retelling of Crossed Currents. Prisoner of Azkaban era. Slow burn.

Seventeen-year-old Genevieve Wells is one of the last of a bloodline of fire mages, and the first magic-presenting in three generations. With Lord Voldemort back in body and in power, her own parents hand her over in the hopes of earning favor among Voldemort and his followers. Her imprisonment and unlikely rescue set off a new, dark chapter in Genevieve's life, though she will soon come to find that fire burns brightest in the cold, dark night.

In the shadow of war, just years before Harry Potter begins his first year at Hogwarts, Serene Tremayne has graduated top of her class from Hogwarts with her future already written for her. A daughter of a dark family, a pawn for the Dark Lord's growing cause. But under the watchful eyes of those clinging to the hope of the Dark Lord's return, it is Severus Snape who sees more than duty in her brilliance. What begins as mentorship deepens into something forbidden, undeniable, and dangerous. In a world where loyalty can mean life or death, their bond becomes both a sanctuary and a curse.

What if Lily Evans and Severus Snape had a child? Meet Kieran Snape, Lily Potter's illegitimate son. Severus never told his son who his mother was, only that she died when he was a baby. It seemed Severus was the only one who knew Kieran's mother, not even the Malfoy's knew. Kieran Snape grew up as an intelligent boy. He loved potions and magic. His best friend Draco Malfoy was always by his side. Kieran had a good life, but then he went to Hogwarts at the age of 11. This is where Kieran's life took a turn. Follow Kieran Snape's journey through his years at Hogwarts in 'The Snake Prince' I do not own Harry Potter or the characters just Kieran Snape.

June 1987. Severus Snape had hoped the school year would finally draw to a close, allowing him to return to the only constants in his life worth cherishing: silence, research, and the blissful absence of other people. Instead, he found himself trapped in a predicament that was, even by his standards, utterly absurd: He was forced to leave Hogwarts. He was compelled to travel. And-as the ultimate cruelty-he was not permitted to do so alone. His trainee-that obstinate, insolently capable young witch who had already transformed the previous year into a trial of endurance-had been assigned to him once more. A decision that Snape, naturally, viewed with profound disapproval. Together, they were thrust into a world far more alien to him than the Dark Arts ever were. A realm of unfamiliar landscapes, unwritten rules, and people who held no regard for the boundaries Snape had so meticulously constructed around himself. And as if that were not challenge enough, he was forced to confront a terrifying truth: the greatest danger was not lurking in the distance-but walking right beside him.

August 1986. Severus Snape had anticipated that the new school year would offer only the customary indignities: dunderheaded students, insufferable colleagues, and the occasional brush with mortal peril. But while the Boy Who Lived languished in a cupboard in Surrey, Snape was forced to endure a fate scarcely less tragic: he had been saddled with a trainee teacher. A tenacious, irritatingly competent young witch, utterly impervious to his disdain and unperturbed by the shadows of his past. As dark forces stirred and old enemies resurfaced, she found herself precisely where she had no business being: at his side. And when the school year culminated in poison and bloodshed, Snape was forced to concede that this entirely unwanted apprentice had repeatedly stood between him and certain death. A state of affairs of which he, naturally, thoroughly disapproved.