Hpbutterflies of Godric's Hollow

The pages of the book were still wet with tears at midnight. On the hospital bed, the curled-up last page of "Harry Potter" was stained with tears and wrinkled like a dead leaf. The original owner was unwilling to accept the death of the twins and fell into a deep sleep amidst the erosion of the terminal illness. When she opened her eyes again, the morning light in Godric's Hollow was streaming through the wooden window lattice - she became Vanessa of the Diggory family, Cedric's sister who had never been written about. Break into Hogwarts with the script in hand and the key to change your destiny. Her goal was clear and hot, protecting the smiles of the red-haired twins and stopping all steps towards the end. Vanessa stood in front of the Weasley twins, looking at them holding up prank candies and smiling, her fingertips trembling, she didn't want to see any of the blood and holes in the future. She follows them around, but always quietly turns the arrow of fate in the dark. Fred's cunning way of raising his eyebrows and George's tacit understanding in answering became her weaknesses hidden in her jokes. When the joke collides with the conspiracy, the guard is filled with fear. Every step she takes with the twins is wrestling with the predetermined outcome. When a joke meets a conspiracy, when a guardian becomes frightened, she and the twins are fighting against fate every step of the way. The foam of butterbeer contains the warmth of shoulder to shoulder, and the lines of the Marauder's Map are engraved with a common oath. "This time, no one can miss the sun tomorrow." She said silently in her heart, like holding fragile light. But the inertia of the story is so heavy. Can she really make everyone deviate from the path of death? Will the gravity of the plot eventually bring everything back to where it started?