Thanks! Severus had to figure it out eventually that he really doesn't know Harry at all. It happens to people all the time, even close friends who don't bother to notice a person's eating habits or certain likes or dislikes. Of course even if he did really know Harry, it's different living with a person. 

Harry does have a real home and someone who cares about him know so that should help him as he goes through his chemo. Harry will need some of your hope, so he'll appreciate it if you send some of it his way.  

Thanks so much! Someone else reads chapters on their phone when they wake up like I do. Yay! lol. ;) 

Sev knows that Harry's chemo treatments will adversely affect his appetite, and he's trying to find foods that are full of calories to get Harry some nourishment, practically an opposite of a diet, but with nutrient filled food. I'm glad someone pointed out the little exchange between Harry and Sev when Severus was waking him up. I liked that little part. I don't think Sev will forget it, and might tease Harry a bit later about it, in a good way when Harry is up for it.  

As a spy, I think Severus is attuned to recognizing people's mental states, so that'll be an asset in helping Harry through his treatments. So much of anything is mental, and Harry in some ways needs more care mentally than physically after his childhood. The way Harry trusts Sev is kinds strange. He trusted him with his life even when he hated Sev, so it's like opposite in the way most others trust people. lol.

I think there was a letter for Harry, but also another interesting one... Molly will certainly have a few things to say when she sees Harry next. You're right in assuming that Hermione and Ron didn't keep it a secret. You may need to keep your wand handy. I think you'll want to use it later.

I work at Old Navy, home of the freaky Supermodelquinns. It's not bad, but we've had some newer people that just don't get things that make things super frustrating because I work in logistics so everything is based on when we get done and how we put things out. Thanks again!