Geneamorology
septentrion202 Reviews | 6.93/10 (202 Ratings, 0 Likes, 120 Favorites )
Severus is leading a quiet life after the war, until a decree by Scrimgeour makes it imperative for him to get married... very soon.
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Dum-da-dum-dum! Looking forward to more!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you.
Oooooh! The plot thickens! Can't wait to read more.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
You can read more next week: Severus and Hermione meet. Thanks for reading.
Makes me wish muggles had some of the same abilities as the YLC. I know far too many people with a 20 percent compatibility rating who marry anyways.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Well, who knows, but their compatibility rate might increase with time. Thanks for reading.
That last little bit was hilarious! "It should not be that different from service with the Dark Lord" That's just wonderful. I am excited to see what Severus' research on courtships will entail. Great chapter.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
You'll see Severus's "courting" Hermione in the next chapter. I think you might like it. Thanks for reviewing.
Heeheehee... More, please!~Lotm
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Don't worry, there will be more... next week. Thanks for reading.
Response from ladyofthemasque (Reviewer)
Tease! *waves torch* Update now, please!~Lotm
Response from ladyofthemasque (Reviewer)
Oops, sorry about the spamming! (Wow, that dopplefoam followed me here!)~Lotm
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
**dig heels* no, next week, as planned. Actually, I chose to update once a week so that it leaves me time to work on the translation and on my WIP in French and on my betareading and the readers have regular updates.
"It should not be that different from service with the Dark Lord, ..." That line alone was one of the greatest I've read in ages. Just like his thought process would be and possibly oh so true. LOL!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
I believe that line has its own little success. Thanks for reading.
hmmm.. I think I know who's the girl..
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Really? It'snot much of a mystery, after all. The meeting next chapter. Thanks for reviewing.
Response from rachaelmona (Reviewer)
I know it's not much of a mystery, even a dunderhead can manage to figure it out.
yes... I've discovered the power of smilies! Beware.Can't wait for the next chapter.
I can't wait to see their faces...... Were you sorted into slytherin???? lolo
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
No, I attended Beauxbâtons. Thanks for reading.
This was a good chapter, but I am really excited about the next one! You do such a good Snape. I'm so jealous. : )
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
That's a big ego stroke you've given me :) The meeting will be the object of the next chapter. Things should be interesting. Thanks for reading.
Ok i am very intrigued to see how this goes. I love it so far. I really like the unusual way you are looking at the characters. Snape is great! so Slytherin and unashamed about it too. I love it so far!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Blush** All the originality of this story is indeed in the characters, as the plotline is very obvious. Thanks for reading.
Argh! All Gryffindors! LOL and LOL again. Keep going, I love dark Snape, he's so much more believable than fluffy Snape. And your Hermione is so in character, the ever-ready helpie. Good on you!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you. I try to stay in character, though it's difficult. I hope to keep you interested for the next chapter.
Response from carolrain (Reviewer)
Great, I'll keep checking.
Hermione didn't read a magical contract? She should know better after what she did to Marietta. And Ron wants a good slapping right now--making her pay for the test that he "had to have".
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
She just thought there would be the standard clauses and she didn't have much time to recover from Ron's proposal (love makes people blind). Besides, no signing the contract would have ended with no wedding to Ron.
As for Ron, I don't blame him too much. It's not that easy to go against one's family, one's beliefs, one's culture.
I'd love to know how you translated Gallons into Euros. Great chapter, if a bit sad.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
There are money converters on the Harry Potter Lexicon. It was meant to be sad. That kind of things often ends up in tears.
Response from sinbad (Reviewer)
Thanks for the info, I may need it sometime.
I am not sure if I really like this evil devil Severus story. It is well written though with some funny details but lacks any form of romance.
Thoroughly enjoyed this story. Very humourous throughout. Great character portrayals.
Loved your Happily Ever After ending 
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you very much.
Hexing Snape for calling it The Child, I laughed out loud! I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you. As I said to another reviewer, the French word was even ruder.
Yes, yes, yes! I love how our two scheeming "heroes" both like to pull one above the other, and still both "come" out winninng in the end:-) The description of Molly and Ron was priceless, and the glee when she told Severus about it, wonderful. Hope to see more soon!!!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Scheming will be part of their life, indeed. The next chapter is with my beta, so you'll have to wait a little. Sorry.
Holy moly!
Great chapter, what else can I say? My mind is still abuzz!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you. I fully appreciate the compliment.
Hmmmm, I can't say I'd complain or think about anything if Severus tied me to a bed. All well to each their own. I loved Hermione putting her friends on the hot seat. Way too funny, and I agree Ron is a putz about the whole darn thing. Molly's snarky comment to Hermione was funny, she needs lessons from Severus.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Severus is the King of Snark! As for me, I'd rather tie Severus to my bed, but to each their own ;)
Thanks for reading.
Response from sinbad (Reviewer)
LOL that's good too!
It seems Sev is rubbing off on sweet little Hermione (if you'll pardon the double entendre) He best watch himself, or he may find he's created a monster.
Good chapter. Cheers!
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
He hasn't created a monster, only a wife who will learn how to play him. You're quite pardoned for the double entendre.
Thanks.
Another fantastic chapter! Great job. I love it when Ron squirms.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
He completely deserves it.
Thank you.
Great chapter, I savoured every letter! It's intresting how Snape rubs off on Hermione, she was positivly Slytherin in this chapter. Loved the lemons too, there's never too much of that...
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
You can't leave with someone and not be influenced by them.
Thank you for reading.
Another great chapter. Thanks for the update!~
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
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Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thanks for reading.
Poor old Hermione, her plans don't seem to be going too well, do they? I am thoroughly loving Snape in this, he's so calculating. Can't wait for the next chapter.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
At least, I'll make sure she gets something out of this situation. And I love Severus too.
This story just gets more and more interesting. I don't think I've ever read an SS/HG where they're so disenchanted with each other, yet so plausibly compatible, too.
Response from septentrion (Author of Geneamorology)
Thank you. That's exactly what I've tried to do: a kind of romance, but one you wouldn't call a conventional romance.