HP: After binding to the strongest wizard development system

Not only did Kay believe that Snape was his father, but when he met Harry and the others in the castle, Kay would also show a thought-provoking closeness.

But Harry's life trajectory is under the attention of Professor Dumbledore. Kay has never appeared in front of Harry before, so Professor Dumbledore feels that Kay cannot stay in Hogwarts for protection. Kay, also to avoid too many changes in the plan.

It was the new semester at Hogwarts after summer. The sun outside the Forbidden Forest was still steaming with sweat. Standing in the shade, Kay couldn't help but look at Snape on the other side of Professor Dumbledore. .

Kay thought the father who didn't recognize him looked tired.

"Kay, are you happy living at Hogwarts?" Professor Dumbledore began to introduce his topic step by step. He had the same confident understanding of Kay's psychology as he did Harry.

"Hmm - not bad?" Kai said, but he looked like he couldn't hold back his thoughts because of his young age. In pain, he still wanted to return to the world he was familiar with, and the people around him were familiar people who loved him.

Professor Dumbledore smiled and patted him on the shoulder: "How about I take you home? Severus will take you back. I think you must remember the location of home, Kay?"

"My home in Hogsmeade is gone." Kay let out a slightly choked cry.

Of course he remembered where his home was, and he had long ago begged Hagrid to accompany him to Hogsmeade to search for it, but that cozy house and even Grindelwald's residence had disappeared.

Hogsmeade has also become strange to Kay.

"Home in Hogsmeade." Professor Dumbledore keenly caught the strangeness in Kay's words, "Does Kay have a home elsewhere?"

Kay carefully looked at Snape again: "There is one in Spider's End Lane, and there is also Magnolia Road in Surrey. That's my grandma's house."

From the time he could remember, Kaye, including Grindelwald, began to teach Kaye to remember the addresses of his various homes. Although under the care of many of them, the possibility of Kaye getting lost was very small, but——

Now that this particular situation has occurred, every address Kaye has memorized comes in handy.

"Magnolia Road? It's a coincidence." Professor Dumbledore smiled, but did not say where the coincidence was. He only gave Snape the task of helping Kay find his home.

Hogwarts was still running normally, and Snape could only spare time on weekends to accompany Kaye to find his home on Magnolia Road. As for the Spider-End Alley that Kay mentioned, Snape felt there was no need to take him there to see it.

That was his Snape home, where he lived alone many years ago.

Kay was too young to be apparated, so Snape had no choice but to impatiently take him to Diagon Alley through the Floo network, and then ride on Muggle transport all the way.

Snape was glad that he had already considered this and changed into his wizard robes. He didn't want too many Muggle eyes to fall on him appraisingly.

The clothes that Kay was wearing were prepared by Professor McGonagall. There was nothing noteworthy about the clothes worn by ordinary boys, but Kay's head that looked left and right as he curiously observed the surroundings made some passers-by take a closer look.

They thought Kay was cute, and glanced suspiciously at Snape, who was holding Kay's wrist. Obviously, if Snape and Kay hadn't looked alike, they would have doubted the relationship between Kay and Snape.

A cute boy and a man with a stinky face? Snape couldn't help but cursed at what a strange combination this was.

"Isn't your home here?" Snape lowered his head and frowned at Kay, who was full of curiosity about everything. "It seems that you are not familiar with this place."

Snape was already very repelled by the boy who called him "Daddy" when he first met him, and at this time, his suspicion of Kaye rose to the extreme.

He was sure that today would be in vain.

Kay pursed her lips and said nothing, determined to ignore Snape, who was definitely not his real father. But Kay endured his temper all the way, but couldn't hold it back when he saw a stranger in a familiar house. The little boy hugged Snape's leg and cried loudly.

"My family is really gone! I want my father, my mother -" Kay is a very well-behaved child and rarely cries in front of Till and Snape, but at this moment, Kay is completely frightened. shrouded.

He really didn't know how to accept such a world, a world where no one remembered him and several members of his family had disappeared.

Kay had lived in love and care since she was a child, and suddenly lost everything. This was something Kay could not accept.

Kay's crying attracted the attention of many people, and in their eyes, Snape became an irresponsible adult who made a crying child. The Potions Professor endured it, but still picked up Kai and held him stiffly in his arms, and strode away.

He chose to take Kay to Spider End Alley, perhaps hoping that Kay would not be distressed, but he miscalculated half of it: Kay would only cry harder when she saw the even stranger Spider End Alley.

In the gloomy Spider End Alley, the cry of a child was nothing. Plus, Snape's house was hidden deep in the alley, so Kay's howling voice would only disturb Snape's ears.

"That's enough!" Snape yelled unbearably, and Kay immediately stopped.

But poor little Kai would not be polite to the unfamiliar father in front of him. He sat on the sofa and yelled back: "You are not my father! I don't want you to control me!"

His father was Severus Snape, who would calmly lecture him no matter how angry he was, and who would seem to be stern but actually lift him up from the bed gently every day. Not this Professor Snape who really doesn't like him and is very cruel!

"Ha." Snape sneered and grabbed Kay by the collar, but did not pick up the boy who looked a bit like him. "Who told me I was your father's when we first met? Don’t you want me to care about you now?”

Kay struggled to squeeze Snape's hand, but the force was just a tickle for Snape: "I admit my mistake, you are not my father!"

The obedient child finally showed his claws for scratching, but Snape didn't take it seriously. For such a three-year-old child, Snape could just throw him on the sofa and treat him coldly.

Of course, seeing that Kay's face was covered with snot and tears from crying, Snape threw him a big quilt, enough to cover him on the sofa.

Just because she looks a bit like him.

The next day, Snape took Kay back to Hogwarts. Professor Dumbledore should have expected it. When he took over Kay in the principal's office, he didn't show any surprise at all.

Just a moment later, Professor Dumbledore said "Huh" when he saw Kay showing his disgusted expression at Snape.

No matter how much Snape refused to acknowledge Kay's identity before, Kay would carefully and quietly pay attention to him. Why did it seem that Kay didn't care about Snape as his "father" at all when we met him today?

As soon as Snape left, Kay complained to Professor Dumbledore: "He is not Kay's father!"