Argus Filch was Hogwarts’ most disliked caretaker, a spiteful, detestable Squib.
Everyone, including Filch himself, thought he was destined to spend his life miserably passing the days, until one day he found a child.
Spes was a warm little sun, devoted to fighting wizarding prejudice and getting groups together to do good deeds.
She tackles the prejudice of a certain professor who says one thing and means another, ships the handsome upperclassman from the neighboring house with the pretty upperclasswoman, and promotes an anti-bullying message.
But most importantly, she and her friends laugh at that noseless egg!
“I’ve told you all a thousand times that our little group can’t date each other. Did none of you listen? Harry!”
The Chosen One blinked his emerald-green eyes and replied with a coy smile:
“I didn’t say anything.”
From friends to lovers, Spes’s relationship with Harry is built on unwavering faith.
When Harry says he has nowhere to call home, Spes builds him a mansion from the ground up!
“We have a deal. I’ll save the Wizarding World, and you’ll save me.”
Harry is the Wizarding World’s Chosen One. Everyone who considers themselves good says they’ll pledge their loyalty to him.
But he still feels out of place in the world.
Until one day, a girl like the sun arrives, bringing endless warmth.
“Chosen One, let me give you a home!”
(The characters may be out of character; the author is doing their best to avoid that. I’m still rewatching the films. This story follows the movies, so readers who prefer the books, beware!
My portrayal of Malfoy is fairly critical. From Harry’s perspective, he’s a bully!)
