As Andy left the Potions Class Classroom, his face broke into a broad grin.
Snape, oh Snape. No matter how cunning you were, you'd still have to drink my bathwater someday.
Andy would bet that Snape had definitely gone through some unspeakable things during his student days.
Just looking at Snape's current slovenly appearance, Andy knew that he definitely wasn't the protagonist of his own life story.
Maybe he was the tragic second male lead, or perhaps some kind of schoolyard villain like Malfoy.
Based on everything Andy had learned so far, Snape seemed to have gotten the schoolyard villain script—he was sinister and sharp-tongued, and he didn't look like a good person at all.
It was only after going through certain things that Snape had come to his senses and turned over a new leaf.
It was a bit like one of those melodramatic plots where the hero and heroine joined forces to knock some sense into the villain.
Andy suddenly thought of the Levicorpus spell Helen had taught him.
Snape had invented that spell, but the Gryffindors had learned it and then used it to teach Snape a brutal lesson.
A Gryffindor girl. The Levicorpus spell.
If all of that was connected...
"Surely not?" Andy was stunned by the thought in his mind.
If that was really what had happened, then Snape had it way too rough!
Of course, all of this was merely Andy's speculation.
Perhaps the truth was just as Helen had said. Snape had once tried to divide Gryffindor and recruit a Gryffindor girl into the Death Eaters, only to be stopped in time by Gryffindor's Four Champions.
But there had to be a reason why Snape turned over a new leaf, right?
Maybe it was love! Andy felt that he was getting closer and