She is a girl forgotten by the magical world.
On a winter night in 1933, newborn Lottie was abandoned at the gates of Wus Orphanage. She had no idea she was the heir to the ancient von Larraby family, nor that she carried the blood of both vampires and wizards.
In the orphanage attic, she met another child cast aside by the world: Tom Riddle. The two “monsters” relied on each other in the darkness. He taught her to read, and she made him origami swans. Through those years, they were each other's only light.
At Hogwarts, she met Abraxas Malfoy, the proud young man who gave her her first taste of love. But opposition from pure-blood families and a fatal misunderstanding forced her to leave. After giving birth to a son, Lucius, alone, she disappeared from the world.
She thought she had lost everything, unaware that the wheels of fate had only just begun to turn. Years later, she adopted another lonely child, Severus Snape; became neighbors with Lily in Godric's Hollow; and watched the shadow of war fall over the magical world. At last, she would have to face the brother who had become Voldemort.
She must find the fragments of his soul scattered across the world and use the last of her love and memories to bring Tom Riddle back from the darkness.
Her life is a long journey of love and redemption. From an abandoned princess to the lady of the Malfoy family, and then to restoring the glory of the von Larraby family, she spends every year she has protecting those she loves, and the soul that once depended on her to survive.
The writing is pretty good, yes, but the timeline is a bit messy. Abraxas × original heroine, Lucius × Narcissa, Severus × Petunia (I'm a little confused), James × Lily. For the time being, the CPs I've seen are these couples. Generally speaking, the big ones are good. Worth recommending.
Although the timeline is a bit confusing, the relationship line between Tom and the heroine is so exciting that I cried while watching it.
Damn it, this article is very in-depth. If you like HP themes, you must not miss it. But the timeline is really messy.
Very good, the subject matter is very novel. I have been looking for a novel with this subject matter for a long time and finally found it 💕
Although the timeline is a bit messy, it can all be treated as private. The writing is also pretty good.
The ending of the second half is really well written, although there are a lot of repetitions in the beginning which makes people a little tired of watching it.
I like it so much, ah ah ah ah
It is clear and logical. Although the previous chapter is dull, it is attractive. I want to read the next chapter more and more.
What the author wrote is simply awesome.