No one can disturb my retirement life in the Red Mansion

The two adults downstairs quarreled and ended up fighting. Of course, the problem was not that big. Sirius did not have a wand. His wand was broken after it was confiscated by the Ministry of Magic. He could have stolen one, but he saw Lupin as soon as he entered Hogsmeade, so he couldn't steal Lupin's. So he planned to go to Diagon Alley to order one today, but it was too late. And Professor Snape did not take advantage of him. Obviously, these middle-aged people prefer naked fighting.

Harry tried to stop them at first, but then he was too lazy to stop them and just let them go. Fortunately, this was the house in Hogsmeade Village, and everything in the house had magical properties and could be restored.

After they finished fighting, they talked about Harry's survival, and Sirius took the lead, saying that James once said that he hoped he would be little Harry's guardian.

"Huh, is there any written document? Old Dumbledore has James's will. He is the executor of the estate, which is also a general term for guardianship." How can the Black Bat be called the Black Bat if he doesn't have a vicious tongue?

So the two of them started arguing again, and Ou Mengmeng had to be called down again. Harry also realized that he would get into trouble no matter where he went with these two.

After spending these few days with Professor Snape, I realized that living with a middle-aged single man is more than just an inability to take care of oneself.

Why does he wear all black? Why does his hair always look greasy? Because magic can have cleaning spells, but it can't change greasiness and matting.

It's not that he doesn't like cleanliness, but how should I put it, as a Potions professor who is obsessed with academics, you can say that he doesn't like cleanliness, you can only say that he doesn't have time.

But Harry thought that maybe, maybe it was just the trauma of his childhood. No one cared about him at that time, so he didn't have good hygiene habits. Then he entered the wizarding world and found that he could solve the problem with magic, so he became completely obsessed with magic.

Harry suggested that they muggle the house, after all, they lived in the muggle world. Yes, they lived in a factory house by the river not far from Privet Drive. So Snape was not really smart, bringing Harry home and thinking he was hiding it well?

But Harry was not picky. This was the house of Professor Snape's parents. It wasn't really old, but because Snape rarely came back, it had a gloomy feel. In fact, this place was considered middle class, all industrial workers, and everyone had a good salary. But it was a level below the white-collar workers of the Dursleys, but these people probably had much more money on hand than Uncle Vernon.

Professor Snape still cast a Confusion Charm to keep people from paying attention to this place, but Harry didn't think it was necessary. He had lived in a Muggle house with the Fosters before, and he didn't think it was necessary to change the house into a house for the wizarding world.

Snape's house was in a better condition than 12 Grimmauld Place, with water and electricity, but Snape had never used it before. With Snape's consent, Harry immediately found someone to clean up the house, rearrange the water and electricity equipment, and then found a part-time worker to clean regularly and cook dinner for them.

This place already had it, except that they hired a few more people and the price was a bit expensive, there was nothing else wrong. The house was cleaned up, and like the old Black house, there was sunlight and breeze. And they didn't have to use magic in this house. For example, Harry had nothing to get used to at Petunia's house.

Just do your homework, and as for brewing potions, you can make plans and prepare everything during the day. Who can see you in the basement at night? And Harry thinks that electric lights can be as bright as you want, and there are also shadowless lights for home use, so you don't have to see too clearly when brewing potions.

At this time, it was obvious how much Snape cared about Harry. He accepted all of Harry's suggestions. Spending money? Is that a problem? He was an old bachelor who lived and ate at school, so he had no money to spend. But he was the professor of potions and the master of potions. He personally brewed the medicines in Lucius's house, and Lucius would not let him work for nothing, so the gold galleons in his vault were no less than those given to Harry by Sirius. As for changing living habits, Harry was a good boy and was embarrassed to criticize his hygiene habits, so he started with changing clothes. He used the excuse that he didn't bring many clothes, so he dragged Snape to the Muggle mall to buy several sets of clothes. Then, didn't he hire a part-time worker? The clothes that were taken off should either be thrown away or cleaned in time.

After changing clothes, he asked Snape to teach him how to make magic shampoo, because he wanted to give it to Draco. He wanted it to be smooth or not fall out. After it was done, they tried it out together. He also studied shower gel and bubble bath gel. He could sell it to the Foster family's chemical factory. He made some by himself and asked the professor to criticize and correct him.

This was an experiment, and Professor Snape would not allow it, so he still helped him do the product testing seriously, and then looked at the formula table, and actually pointed out a lot of problems. The relationship between the two masters and apprentices became deeper.

They started a new life in the Muggle world. He even took Snape to visit Petunia's home. As time went by, Snape didn't hate Petunia so much. After all, Petunia was the only one who could talk about Lily with him.

When Uncle Vernon saw a tall, successful, middle-aged man dressed in a neat and clean suit, who turned out to be a wizard, he felt that perhaps most people in the wizarding world were normal, except Lily's husband.

The potion that Snape gave to Uncle Vernon made him a healthy fat man, although he was still fat. This made Uncle Vernon immediately regard him as a close friend.

Harry didn't know when Uncle Vernon became so easy to talk to. Although it was only a few days, Harry felt that he was a child, but he was worried about his old father. Although they had only been at Snape's house for less than a week, he felt like he had lived a century. He was really tired!
But looking at Sirius, he simply didn't want to think. Professor Snape was at least obedient, but Sirius was obviously not emotionally stable. If he lived with him, he felt that he would be more tired because he was obviously not grown up. He had to call "Little Petunia" down this time. He really would rather go back and live with his aunt than live with these two men.

Hermione and the others also came down to watch the quarrel and see Harry feeling wronged, but she still liked it.

"I don't think the guardianship is of much use. First, Harry's guardianship is in the hands of his aunt now, and Harry has a pretty good relationship with Aunt Petunia. Mainly, he has to go back and live there for a month every year. Until he turns seventeen. In order not to upset the two of them, I suggest not changing it." Ou Mengmeng listened, suppressed the excited Sirius, and said with a dark face.

"Why?" Sirius roared, "With a Muggle aunt..."

"You're so annoying!" Ou Mengmeng said bluntly, so he and Dumbledore are indeed the same, both of them say they want to protect Muggles, but they don't have Muggles in their hearts. Lucius is like, as long as you are capable, I will recognize you, in this respect, isn't it better than the kind of "I don't care what you are like, I think you are a weak creature, not worthy of being called a human being".

Harry also sighed. If you want to know a person, you can look at his bookcase and the friends around him. Now, he really doesn't have much expectation for his biological father. After all, he is still his biological father.

Hermione's eyes widened in anger. What happened to the Muggles? They ate your rice. They were so arrogant that they were annoying. Now she agreed with Kechery's idea. This man was hopeless. He only cared about himself and his friends, and he didn't care about anyone else. (End of this chapter)