Each weekend proved worse than the last and even though he told her she was getting better, Snape always had a way to break through her mental shields somehow. However, it had been several weeks since he had witnessed anything she didn't want him to witness. She had managed to organise her memories to only allow him his forced access to memories she had selected for that particular lesson of the day. Snape even went as bold as to give her a backhanded compliment about the matter, hidden in a remark about how she needed to keep organising the rest of her memories almost daily or else they would scatter and be lost to her.