Harry: This Is Twisted Love

At seven o'clock, at Spinner's End, Lily fed the baby while gently patting her back.

To keep her from burping up milk.

Snape looked out the window. "You just let Harry go back like that? He looked a little lost."

"Oh, you're not calling him Mr. Potter anymore?" Lily teased.

"I just don't want someone who looks like him appearing in your room.

Especially on the bed I made. I'm just taking it out on him." Snape's face was filled with melancholy.

Harry's expression when he left had secretly pleased him, but it also worried him a little.

After all, no matter what, Harry was still a boy he had cared about for so many years.

Harry had been through too much lately.

And now he had gained a half-sister with the same mother but a different father.

He did not know whether Harry could handle it.

"Let's not talk about that." Hearing Snape mention James, Lily hurriedly changed the subject. "It should be time to reveal Eileen's existence, shouldn't it?

Did any reporters see you on the way?

According to our plan, a few tabloid reporters should have happened to pass by.

Where they lived overlapped with the route from Privet Drive to Spinner's End.

You only needed to leave at the scheduled time, six o'clock.

You should have run into them on your way back.

Once they report it, all we need to do is announce the child's identity—"

"No." Snape shook his head. "I left not long after arriving at 4 Privet Drive."

"They didn't like you? I met Petunia, and she liked you very much."

"That's the problem. She seemed to like me in that sense.

So that Dursley hurriedly found an excuse to interrupt my conversation with Petunia.

Then he asked me to leave their