When Snape returned to the dormitory, Regulus had not come back yet. He was probably out playing with his friends. Snape prescribed himself a nootropic and a demulcent, and then poured two cups for Peacock.
Peacock also raised a small cup and clinked glasses with Snape, and then they drank it together.
The two people's panicked hearts calmed down a little under the effect of the potion, but not much. In fact, the effect of all potions related to mood is very low. It is like a tranquilizer for humans. It acts on your body but cannot control your heart.
Just like a happy potion, it doesn’t actually make people happy.
But the current calmness is enough. Peacock looked at Snape, and she quickly figured it out. In fact, the relationship between Snape and Riddle was not difficult to resolve. Although it was not deep enough, how could they not be considered a mutual love?
As long as Snape is happy, it's fine. However, Peacock is worried. Can someone like Riddle really be a qualified lover?
Instead of analyzing Riddle's feelings, Snape analyzed his own to confirm what his feelings towards Riddle were.
If it is love, he will try hard to pursue Riddle. If not, he will think of other ways.
He didn't really want to analyze Riddle's feelings. Instead of analyzing why he loved, he might as well analyze himself, because feelings were in his own hands. It was not that Riddle liked him, so he had to like him back. Love was not a fair thing.
Riddle's strengths: intelligence, erudition, rationality, strength, attentiveness, perseverance, self-confidence, elegance and self-possession, and leadership charisma...
Snape had to admit that such a Riddle was indeed attractive to him. Riddle's erudition and rationality, his deep thinking about his questions or finding alternative approaches, his attitude of always giving him serious answers, and his trust in his talents and potential, all attracted him.
Moreover, they had similar experiences and had always gotten along well. Snape could feel Riddle's tolerance and guidance of him, which made Riddle become more and more important in his heart.
Peacock also likes Riddle like this. She likes anyone who can make Snape shine with his true brilliance.
Riddle is such a person. He is a man with great charisma and good at winning people's hearts. While emitting his own light, he noticed Snape and used his high emotional intelligence to lure Snape to emit light as well.
Lucius also tried to make Snape emit his own light, but Lucius's power was too weak, and the influence he brought was far less powerful than Riddle's.
Although Peacock didn't like potions, he couldn't help but feel proud when he saw Snape and Riddle's shining faces when they discussed it together, and he also had a lot of good feelings towards Riddle.
"And he looks good." Peacock added. Just by looking at Riddle's figure, it can be seen that the guy is ridiculously handsome.
After all, he was praised by both Dumbledore and Harry for his handsomeness, and even his enemies had to praise his handsomeness!
Snape looked at the peacock for a moment and said, "Yes, it's quite nice."
Very beautiful.
One can tell he is handsome just by looking at his back.
Snape looked at these advantages, but he still didn't think that this feeling was love. Admiration, gratitude, respect and a certain degree of goodwill, is this love?
He doesn't quite understand.
And thought no, he thought it was just a normal reaction to an ordinary attractive person.
Just like Lily said, it's normal for a kid of his age to have some inappropriate emotions due to the influence of hormones.
Peacock smiled as he looked at the advantages Snape had written down. Snape once wondered why he admired a man, but what was he doing now?
Looking at Snape's questioning expression, Peacock understood very well that when a man who thought he was straight discovered that he seemed to be gay, you always have to give him some time to react.
"What about the shortcomings? Why not write them down?" said Peacock.
Snape's quill stopped.
Seeing Snape not wanting to write, Peacock laughed: "You know he has shortcomings, but you don't want to write them down?"
Snape nodded heavily.
Well, he probably did have a little love.
Snape: Try your best to make the relationship line go towards be.
Peacock and Lily: Try to pull it back.
"But peacocks prefer kind people," said Snape.
Although Peacock once asked him what would happen if he became a bad person, and she said that as long as he didn't regret it, Snape could tell that Peacock preferred kindness.
“I like kind people because it’s definitely uncomfortable to be with people who are dark at heart. No one wants to endure their jealousy, hatred and other bad emotions all the time.
But he wasn't a dark person at heart; he was simply evil. He wouldn't hesitate to sacrifice others for his own benefit, and he didn't allow those negative emotions to consume his mind and heart. "Peacock commented sharply on Riddle.
“And you have to know, Sifu, that you should look for someone you like, not someone I like. I will naturally find the person I like.
"Do you want to be a sister's boy? When the time comes, you will tell him that Peacock doesn't like you. Will you change?" Peacock said with a smile.
Snape also laughed at the thought of that scene.
The evil mother-in-law Peacock and the mama's boy Snape torture the poor love-brained Riddle together.
It sounds like a funny description.
Snape carefully reviewed his experiences with Riddle.
I began to be impressed by Riddle's erudition. In that messy tavern, Riddle sat inside and talked as eloquently as the king in the story.
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