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Sinking your Sorrows and Raising your Joys by WiCeBa
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
01 Jul 2021
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“Take a sip and trust your gut,” The man with the mustache said. “If you think you’re in need of a bit of luck.”
As a general rule, Harry didn’t trust strangers, or the things they tried to give him, but he really needed to find Aunt Petunia.
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He scratched at the back of his neck. "I mean, you didn't even like kissing."
I didn't like kissing you. But the words burned unsaid on her tongue. "It's fine, Ron." Hermione patted the tome in her lap. "And I'll be here with my book. As expected."
SS/HG HEA...Always :)
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Pacify:
1. To allay the anger or agitation of
2. To reduce to a submissive stateHe would do his duty. He would save Draco, if he could. He would protect the students, if and when the school fell to the Deatheaters. And Potter. As far as he was concerned, Potter could have whatever he wanted, now. What was the point of trying to tell him no if he was going to be sacrificed on the pyre of the greater good? If Potter wanted to learn, Severus would be his teacher. If he wanted a master, then Severus would make him submit. And if he wanted a lover... well. Severus would love him. And that was it. Anything else was a waste of time. And there was so little of that.
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A complete reimagining of books six and seven (plus), running parallel to canon. And then a SHARP DIVERSION FROM CANON.
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From a reader: "Basically, Pacify is like, you know how in canon both Harry and Severus are pushed and pushed and pushed by external forces/emotional manipulation until they are backed into a corner? Pacify is...what if they were backed into the same corner?"
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In the Shrieking Shack, Harry chose to save Snape rather than let him die. Now the war is over, Voldemort is dead, and Harry is drowning. Everyone's moved on except him—and Snape, released to Spinner's End with trembling hands and no purpose left. Harry tracks him down in the rain. Two broken men who should be enemies find something unexpected: the only person who understands what it means to survive when you were ready to die.
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Severus loses a bet. Harry wins more than he bargained for. Cheer skirts, insults, and a dangerous amount of teasing ensue.