Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 624 Twin Sisters? (Second Update)

"This really does look just like it!"

After a relaxed Potions class, Harry told Ron, Hermione, and Jerry that the new professor looked exactly like his mother.

Ron and Hermione didn't believe it at first, thinking that they might just be similar in some ways, such as their noses, eyes, or hair.

There are many people in this world who look alike, but to be exactly the same is rare, even among twins.

It wasn't until Harry returned to his dorm and took out the photo album that the two realized they were indeed almost identical.

This is beyond what can be described as merely resembling a normal appearance.

"Harry, Professor Foster isn't your mother's twin sister or cousin, is she?"

Ron looked at Harry's mother in the photo and couldn't help but speculate.

Harry shook his head:

"But my mom has an older sister, you guys forgot, my awful aunt, though she doesn't look like my mom at all."

"Your aunt is several years older than your mother. I'm talking about twins, like George and Fred. You see, they look exactly alike. Even your mother can't tell them apart."

Ron cited the example of his twin brother.

Aside from twins, he found it hard to believe that there could be such similar people in the world.

But Hermione immediately interrupted their speculation:

"Impossible! You've forgotten, Professor Foster is from America, and she mentioned in class that it was her first time in England. How could she possibly be Harry's mother's twin?"

"But they're about the same age, and they both have the name Lily, what a coincidence!"

Ron retorted.

"this"

Hermione thought about it and realized it was true. Professor Foster said she was thirty-four this year, and if Harry's mother hadn't passed away, she would also be thirty-four this year.

Not only do they look alike, but they're also the same age and have the same name, making it hard not to think they're twins.

"Why don't you just ask? Look, Professor Foster is right there."

Jerry watched the three of them guessing and then pointed directly at Professor Foster, who was walking towards the Great Hall with Snape.

He knew that Foster and Lily looked alike, and that not only Professor Snape, but all the professors in the school and everyone who knew Lily would be surprised.

But that's not a problem.

Since there was no evidence to prove that Foster and Lily were related, he created Foster and immediately sent him to the United States. All of Foster's memories are in the United States.

Unless someone takes Harry and Foster's hair for a bloodline test, which would naturally confirm their blood relationship.

However, given the wizards' personalities, they would never use Muggle technology; they probably don't even know that Muggles have such methods to verify blood relations.

Actually, even if it's confirmed that Harry and Foster are related by blood, it's not a big deal. At most, people will just think of Foster as Lily's twin sister.

Foster has no memory of anything before the age of eleven, and Lily's parents have long since passed away.

No one would have imagined that Jerry would actually travel back 23 years, clone Lily using Lily's hair, and let her grow freely to the present day.

Therefore, Jerry wasn't worried about anyone asking Foster.

To be honest, if we're being really serious, Lily Foster's father should be Jerry, since he created her.

However, that would make the relationship a bit complicated.

Seeing Professor Foster at the other end of the corridor, Harry hesitated for a moment, but finally took the photo album and went over.

Although Harry's academic performance wasn't great, he certainly possessed more courage than his peers.

Even with Professor Snape right next to Professor Foster, he still mustered up the courage to ask for an answer.

"Let's go, we can have dinner after we get the results."

Seeing that Hermione was dressed up, Jerry said something to Ron and followed.

Harry jogged along and blocked Foster and Snape's path.

Upon seeing that it was Harry, Snape frowned:

"Potter, what's wrong?"

Every time he sees Harry, he thinks of James, and his good mood vanishes instantly. Even now that he's the headmaster, he still can't change this deep-seated feeling.

"Principal, I'm not here to see you. I'm here to see Professor Foster. I have something to ask him."

Seeing Snape's expressionless face, Harry panicked inside, but on the surface he still tried to remain calm and even raised his head slightly.

For the past four years, although he had been targeted by Snape, he refused to bow down to him.

Just as Snape was about to scold Harry, he suddenly saw Jerry and Hermione following behind, and his expression softened instantly.

At this moment, Foster, clearly aware of the situation, smiled at Snape beside him:

"Go to the auditorium first, and while you're at it, order me some fish and chips."

Foster actually had a pretty good idea of ​​why Harry had come to find him.

After all, ever since that day's interview, almost every Hogwarts professor who saw her stared wide-eyed, though not as dramatically as Snape.

Vice-Headmaster Professor McGonagall, Ravenclaw Headmaster Professor Flitwick, Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor Lupin, and even the recently retired Dumbledore were all stunned when they met her.

It was then that she learned that Snape hadn't exaggerated; she really did look very similar to a witch Snape knew, and this witch seemed to be quite famous.

So naturally, she also took the time to learn about the witch's general situation through Snape.

To be honest, she was stunned when she saw Snape take out the witch's picture. At that moment, she was amazed that there was someone in the world who looked so much like her.

Another thought crossed her mind: could she possibly be related to this witch named Lily Evans by blood?

Same appearance, same name, same age, but the key is that she knows she was abandoned and her current parents are just adoptive parents.

To that end, she even went to Lily Evans' older sister's house a few days before the start of the semester to ask the Muggle named Penny Evans about the situation.

The result was obvious: Penny's parents only had two children and had never had twins. However, when she visited, she scared Penny and her husband half to death.

Therefore, when she saw Harry, Lily Evans's child, she naturally guessed his doubts.

She noticed that the child had been staring at her during class.

Snape paused for a moment after hearing Foster's words, then nodded and went to the Great Hall.

Although he knew in his heart that Foster was not Lily, he didn't know why he just couldn't refuse anything Foster said.

Besides, he actually knew what Harry wanted to ask, because he had accompanied Foster on his visit to the Dursleys.

(End of this chapter)