[HP] Moonlight Forest Fairy Tale

At noon, Rosina took a piece of bacon from under the eaves and began to prepare lunch.As she rubbed the sparks vigorously with the flint and steel, Snape said a spell, and the dry grass in the stove burst into flames, and the flames flicked across the girl's face.Startled, Rosina turned around.Snape saw that a few strands of her hair had been singed and her face was blackened, but she grinned brightly at him.

"Is that you, Severus? You're amazing, this will help a lot!" Rosina wiped her face and smiled innocently.

Snape's gaze softened.It wasn't a big deal, it was just a little effort, but it was a pleasure to win the girl's heartfelt admiration and gratitude.Although being called by her Christian name directly made him stunned, but thinking that this girl is isolated from the world, she is extremely innocent, and does not understand the complexity of interpersonal relationships, so it is extremely cumbersome to explain to her why strangers cannot directly call her by her name .In order to avoid trouble, he just let her go.

The girl made a large plate of barbecue, poured the sauce, and sprinkled homemade black pepper.She cut the meat into bite-sized pieces, sat on the edge of the bed, and fed Snape mouthfuls with a fork.The girl's workmanship was excellent, the meat melted in his mouth, and the taste was so good that he wanted to swallow his tongue.The girl is also very patient, and wipes his mouth with a handkerchief every time he feeds a few mouthfuls, and always brings water in time.

Although he was extremely uncomfortable in this situation where he could not move and was taken care of, the feeling of being taken care of was not bad.

After the girl finished feeding, she carefully helped him to lie down, but she only ate some green grass and vegetables.Like a rabbit.

Snape wondered, but didn't ask.

It occurred to him that the girl's surname, "Lorraine," was actually the name of the forest.

This is Germany, but the girl speaks English very well without any accent.

The girl seems to be able to communicate with animals.She is the hermit's daughter?Or the illegitimate daughter of a fugitive?

No matter what it is, the girl is very familiar with life in the forest, and she can live well by herself. Not only that, but she can also take good care of him.

In the afternoon, Snape understood why the girl was so good at taking care of "people".

The girl brought back several large packages of fresh herbs, and there was a bulging package wrapped around her chest. When she opened it, it was a little hedgehog.

"Don't be afraid, I won't hurt you."

Rosina held it in the palm of her hand, breathed on it lightly, and tried her best to express her kindness, so that the hedgehog gradually relaxed, revealing its injured belly.

"Poor little thing, don't move, I'll fix it for you right away."

Rosina moved very gently, comforting it, and deftly applying medicine to it with her fingers.At the end, he also ground the leftover meat from lunch into a puree and fed it a little bit.

Seeing the girl healing the animals, Snape smiled wryly in his heart.When she first came into contact with him, she also used the same soothing method to dispel his guard little by little.

Are you just like this hedgehog?

At dusk, the girl changed the dressing for the man.

She knelt and sat on the bed without shyness, lying on his bare chest, scraped off the medicine little by little, and then applied fresh herbal mud.

The silver-haired little head rubbed back and forth under the tip of his nose, and Snape smelled a sweet scent of flowers and fruits.

After taking the medicine, Rosina fetched water again and wiped his body with a damp towel.Starting from the face, forehead, nose, lips, chin, and then to the neck and chest, the movements were so gentle and delicate, and the gentle touch on the skin made him feel itchy in his heart.

Snape felt extremely awkward, and said "No need" a few times, but each time Rosina just looked at him with big eyes in confusion, saying that keeping clean would help recovery and that wiping the body would help improve blood circulation.

And when she was cleaning herself, the eyes that were so focused and almost pious made him feel an indescribable feeling in his heart.

Unable to move and objections were useless, Snape had to let her go.

At night, Rosina tucked Snape under the blanket, went to the inner bed, and rolled down the straw.

Snape said incredulously, "You're going to sleep with her?"

Rosina asked a little strangely: "Can't I sleep with Mammy?"

Snape felt powerless.

Because the bed was so narrow, the girl was afraid of touching his wound, so she refused to go to bed.

Finally, the girl spread the hay on the ground, curled up and fell asleep under his eyes.

The moonlight shone in from the door, the girl's breath was sweet and peaceful, and her small face was as pure and beautiful as a painting.

Snape felt a rush of peace inside.

In the distance, there was a whimper that sounded like wind and water, like the cry of some kind of animal.

He slept soundly, dreamless, to the tune of some ancient lullaby.