After transmigrating into the sunny puppy of a Death Eater family, I led the entire Marauders’ generation astray
Jasmine Nott, heir to ancient runes from a parallel world, woke up to discover three things:
First, she had transmigrated.
Second, she had become a daughter who had appeared out of nowhere in the Death Eater Nott family. The memories had been forcibly implanted.
Third, her whole family thought something was wrong with her, but couldn’t say what.
The Sorting Hat fell silent on her head for twenty-seven seconds before announcing, “Gryffindor.” At the Slytherin table, the goblet in her brother Cassius’s hand cracked.
The Marauders welcomed a fifth member. James called her “a walking Bombarda, except all she blows up is laughter.” Sirius realized that this Nott family traitor was even more like the sun than he was. On a full-moon night, Remus received ancient runes she had carved. They meant: “I’d be willing to pause the world for you.”
Everything was perfect. There was just one problem.
She had all the happiness in the world, yet couldn’t conjure a Patronus.
When golden light shone in the serpent’s eyes in the mirror, she finally understood: she was the key to the secret the Nott family had guarded for nine hundred years. And the brother who shouldn’t exist kept writing the same words over and over on parchment:
“Why do I remember that you were never born... but hope you’re real?”
The entire Marauders’ generation survives? Sorry, but she’s going to tear up that script and rewrite it.
Warnings: Marauders-era female-lead romance. The dual female lead tag was added randomly by the platform.
Romance options: James, Sirius, Remus, Lily, and Cassius (an original character)
