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HP: the Dark Lord's Little Pity
HP: The Dark Lord's little pity
331Reads9.6Score—Shelves
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HP: Sif's Shadow
Signed and completed. The ooc is extremely serious. Don't read it. The author's word count is too low, but there's no need for personal attacks. Just quit. It's troublesome. Child EraSeverus Snape & Eleanor Winter. Eleanor Winter felt sorry for Severus Snape because of the trauma of his original family, his unfinished love and his struggle for self-redemption. Life is so vivid, Winter wants Snape to live, a girl's love is brave, like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon, it dares to pounce on him
302Reads—Score—Shelves
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HP: Volu, Love Chapter
HP, the main subject (Lu), Voldemort was reborn, and Lucius had a precognitive dream. (This article only talks about love, it's short.) The platinum boy raised his head and looked obediently at the Dark Lord who could control his life and death. He never begged for love. He wanted Malfoy to remain standing. The Dark Lord, who was in charge of absolute power, raised a hand with sharp bones and landed on the little pet's face. The blood of betrayers is always sweet, and this was fully proven by th
145Reads—Score—Shelves
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HP: Teenage Lovers
HP: Teenage Lovers
119Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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HP: Lily's Relic Is a Henbane
Fans, Harry Potter, appear system, belief value, believers. The fairy flower means evil heart. Its flower shape is beautiful but contains bad connotations. It can be used to describe girls who are beautiful on the outside but sinister and evil-minded on the inside.
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HP: I Am Lucius
Fandom, Voldemort & Lucius has been stopped and will be restarted (this is a discontinued update), short story, home page Private establishment: Lucius and Narcissa were in the same class, enrolled in 1968. (Lucius was in fifth year, Snape was in third year, and Regulus was in second year.) The manor changed hands, its glory faded, his father would suddenly pass away in his prime, and he himself would spend half his life in the stone prison of Azkaban, dragging his broken body and lingering in t
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