HP: By the lake of Snake Garden, flowers bloom on the other side

Nott held a delicate quill and wrote the names of the members of the Good Hungry Club in beautiful cursive script on the blank parchment. Pansy looked at each additional name written by Nott and picked up the potion next to it. Pass it over.

After the students received it, they consciously went to the corner.

Pansy was more leisurely than Not, after all, she didn't need to check the details one by one.

Nott needs to write down the name of the person and mark the institution to which he belongs with a symbol. Ask a few more questions: For example, what grade are you in? When will I have time to participate in a training match? …

Pansy began to look around when she was idle, observing what was happening in different parts of the potions classroom.

After Dean Snape started to formally brew the potion without any problems, Dean Snape changed from watching her brewing the potion to walking to the diagonal seat to take out the students' homework papers to grade.

Pansy watched Professor Snape correct each item, occasionally lifting his quill to dip in ink.

The professor is really hardworking, isn't it time to relax?

Pansy sighed inwardly, then turned to look elsewhere.

Pansy couldn't help but laugh when a little Gryffindor girl was almost stepped on by Neville Longbottom, who always looked so awkward.

Hearing that it was the sequelae of seeing his parents tortured by the Cruciatus Curse, Pansy sighed.

Continuing to read, the little girl saw the senior's nervous apology and quickly waved to say it was okay.

Without looking at the friendly atmosphere over there, Pansy continued to look at it from another angle.

Lycoris stood at the highest point filling the potion with a serious look on her face.

The girl has black hair and brown eyes. The black hair is well maintained and has a healthy luster in the sun.

A little girl ran over and looked up without knowing what to say. Licoris jumped down from the low stool.

Pansy watched her run towards Malfoy.

Not knowing what to say, Lycoris pointed at the cauldron, and Malfoy shook his head.

Lycoris took a step forward and stood on tiptoes, approaching Malfoy without knowing what to say. She took a step back and turned around to run towards the little girl.

Malfoy walked towards the cauldron and almost missed his step when he put his foot up.

I feel like I have witnessed the rumors being confirmed!

Pansy was at the scene and naturally knew what that sentence meant.

Although there seems to be some secret in the middle, it doesn't affect my understanding - Licoris is so busy, it doesn't look like she is in love at all.

just now……

There was something strange between her and Malfoy, and Pansy resisted her strong desire to communicate with Nott.

Nott is busy, we will talk later.

Slytherin common room.

"Theodore, have you noticed that there is something weird between Lycoris and Draco?" Pansy came to Nott's side to gossip and told her what she saw today.

Listening to Pansy talk about the interaction between Licoris and Draco today reminded him of what happened before.

By the Black Lake, Draco's birthday party.

Lycoris gave Draco a potion, mint flavored.

Nott knew that apart from the potion provided by the Good Hungry Club, there were three individual owners of this potion: himself, Licoris herself, and Draco.

Only Draco never stopped. It rained heavily for a long time during his second year. After drinking it, he went to the hospital wing to get a bitter potion.

It seems that Licoris' attitude toward Draco has been different from that of others since a long time ago.

Theodore told Pansy his findings, and Pansy asked excitedly, "Do you think she is suitable for him?"

Before Theodore could answer, Pansy began to analyze on her own.

To sum it up in one sentence: Lycoris is so good, but Draco seems inappropriate.

When I was a student, love gossip was one of the most refreshing things.

"Isn't it a little early for you to worry about it?" Theodore Nott couldn't help but smile as he looked at her clear analysis. "I don't think she seems to feel that she treats Draco and others differently at all. Maybe It’s a good thing that I didn’t realize my feelings.”

"It seems so." Pansy thought it made sense, and then she didn't know what she thought of, and she laughed evilly, "Do you think I should add some fire? Make it hotter?"

"Aren't you afraid of being beaten by Lycoris?" Nott raised an eyebrow and looked at Pansy, who looked like she wanted to cause trouble, and was a little worried, "I feel like she will have to beat you up."

"Isn't it... right?" Pansy answered uncertainly, a little hesitantly, "How about I ask around?"

Nott stood up and adjusted his plain robe, "It's up to you."

Before the training match.

Pansy mysteriously ran to Lycoris and sat down, watching her seriously watching the two junior students fighting.

"Let me ask you something, what do you think of Draco?" Pansy asked about her impression when she came up, feeling that she was inquiring sideways.

"Malfoy?" Lycoris began to think when she was suddenly asked this question.

Does she think so seriously?

Pansy was excited and felt as if she was sure of her thoughts. She really thought about it as seriously as if she was asked a question in class.

Lycoris thought of Malfoy's Potions class and every time he went to trouble the Savior...

"Smart, aware of current affairs, arrogant, and timid when in trouble."

Coward...

This doesn't seem like a description of the boy you like, right?

Pansy thought uncertainly.

Shrewd and smooth, intelligent and knowledgeable, honest and loyal, brave and fearless are the words of praise that describe the person you like, right?

Snape watched Pansy run over to chat with his daughter and heard her ask about her impression of Draco Malfoy.

Half good and half bad, very objective.

"So what do you think of Theodore Nott?" Pansy decided to ask a few more questions to compare.

"Very smart and diligent. I used to be a bit withdrawn, but now I'm much better."

In her eyes, Theodore Nott seemed to have no faults.

Lycoris watched the two children decide the winner, and then pulled Pansy to the stage to fight.

Watching the two girls in front of them raise their wands and perform a duel salute, they began to walk back to both sides.

The Knott family is a pure-blood family with a simple family, consisting of only two people, Old Knott and Theodore Knott.

He will be friends with his daughter, and he shouldn't reject mixed-race wizards, right?

Severus Snape thought of the scene in first grade when two children were building a snowman.

Despite his thoughts, he caught Pansy just in time.

Nott and Licoris were next. Licoris did not let go and even beat them harder. From disarming spells to get rid of wands, to directly using sticks as weapons, the two people directly beat each other.

Severus Snape looked at the scene in front of him and felt that Miss Parkinson was overthinking.

His daughter didn't look like she would like someone, and Snape felt inexplicably better.

"Are you asking?" Nott wiped his sweat with a handkerchief and sat next to Pansy.

Pansy looked at Nott's hard work after exercising and moved a seat for him, "Leacles said Draco was a coward."