Severus Snape Novels & Stories

But when Selene stared at him, he followed their teacher. "OHH MYYY..." The whisper of the girls created a bee's sound around the classroom as they saw the hidden treasure behind that black hoodie jacket. "Severus D'First. That's my name. Don't ask where I came from because I'm not interested in answering that." Severus spoke coldly and he looked at the students emotionless. The pupils of his eyes looked like a shiny raven's feather. His shaggy eyebrows and small red lips made him so handsome. His full face was blessed with attraction matched with some hair that blocked his face.

That simple sentence shocked Sheila. She wondered how strong Severin was that a second-grade low-rank pill actually could not provide any benefit to him. She gave it a thought. "Severin. Tell me, have you fallen in love with Rachel and Gracie? I know you treat Larry well because you're the master of Draco Hall. But why are you also treating the hall masters of Mus Hall, Equus Hall, and Serpent Hall well too?" Since there was no one else around, Severin answered, "Because they are under me too. They are also my subordinates. Mus Hall, Equus Hall, and Serpent Hall are part of the Dracodeus Temple's hall too!"

Now entering the Great Hall accompanied by Severus, who just before was asking him the same things that Minerva asked and got the same answers, he approached the main table, where the rest of the staff was reunited and talking. Seeing the Headmaster's arrival, the staff waited for him and Professor Severus Snape, Head of Slytherin House and Potions Master of the castle, to sit, and started to ask questions about the unscheduled feast. Being 'bombarded' by questions from his staff, the Headmaster makes gestures so that his staff can quiet a little so he can talk.

Draco's deathly aura when he entered the van indicated he was in one of his worst moods, which was very surprising considering he had been with the lady boss just a few moments ago. Let's face it, Draco had finally been showing human emotions these past few weeks ever since he met Miss Jones. The man was previously like a robot who, apart from his deathly glares and his signature frigid scowl that always adorned his face, showed no emotion that could tell you what he was thinking or feeling inside.

She realized Severus was the most despicable person of all, likely having even used Brice to achieve his goals. "Nonsense! I won't waste words with you," Severus said, immediately denying the accusation. "Father, make your decision. Don't disappoint me," he said with a thinly veiled threat. He was confident that with his overwhelming power, he would crush Henry no matter what. The Stokes brothers or Preston could easily eliminate Henry and everyone with him. Robert nodded and said calmly, "Wait a moment." He then walked forward to Henry and whispered, "Harry, Severus is powerful, and he's backed by many powerful figures, especially the Stokes brothers from the Heartless Clan, who are compara

And to say I had been accusing the professor wrongly. My mind drifted to our last and only conversation. "Have we met before?" I had asked. In response, he said, and quite rudely might I add, "Bold of you to assume I'd remember." before he strode away. My blood boiled at the reminder. How could someone be so full of themselves and still get to be a professor? Teachers were supposed to be gentle sweet-talkers. Right? Except the few Severus Snape candidates. But Professor Valerious was entirely on a different level.