Harry Potter: Yes, We Have Two Children

When Michael Grindelwald and his younger brother were eleven, their father sent them to England to find their other father, Albus Dumbledore.

The plan had been to use them to keep Dumbledore in check, but instead, they grew up to be complete daddy's boys.

“How could my father fall for my dad? He's so handsome and gentle!”

This is a story about two children growing up. Michael will become a leader, but not the leader of the Pure-Blood Party. He will be the embodiment of Albus and Gellert's ideals combined.

Raphael, of course, will break Voldemort's curse and become the Chosen Defence Against the Dark Arts Professor.

From the Founders' Era to the Next Generation.

This is the story of Gellert Grindelwald and Albus Dumbledore's children. Michael and Raphael are twins, and the story is told mostly from the older brother's perspective. They have the intelligence and thoughts of real children, so Gellert Grindelwald will inevitably influence them in the early chapters. I'm a novice writer, writing what I wish existed, so there may be out-of-character moments. Please be kind.