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About the heroine: decent restraint ≠ no temper, gentleness and tolerance does not mean the Virgin gives in.
About the article: It won't be too OOC, the worldview belongs to J. K. Rowling, I like Harry Potter! !
Leah Eunice was born into a well-established pure-blood wizarding family. Her father was a member of the Wizengamot and a Hogwarts school director, and her mother was the editor-in-chief of the Daily Prophet and a magizoologist. When she went to Hogwarts, she was given a light yellow moonstone magic bracelet that she made by herself.
The bracelet has its own magical power: it will give a cold warning when it senses malice, and it will become slightly hot and glow with a light golden light when meeting the person bound by fate.
She is born with an introverted and gentle little sun personality: she is enthusiastic and open-minded towards people who express good intentions. She always maintains dignity and upbringing when facing strangers who have a bad attitude or prejudice for the first time. She will not easily turn against each other and is willing to give each other a chance to get to know each other slowly. Gentleness is a character, tolerance is a boundary, and I am still very temperamental and principled
After an unpleasant encounter on platform nine and three-quarters, the bracelet suddenly became hot, forcibly binding her to the angular, arrogant Draco Malfoy.
The two pure-blood heirs, who were tit-for-tat and had contradictory ideas at first, gradually lowered their guard as they got along day by day in the castle. The awkward young man put away his sharp edge and was slowly moved by her calm and gentle temperament.
Leah wears this magic bracelet that indicates fate, and slowly develops a fateful relationship that is duplicitous in the pure-blood circle full of prejudice and the turbulent magical world.
Concept: A bracelet forcibly binds the tsundere platinum young master, the forced fate metaphysics