Anna is an innocent girl whose ideal in life is that it's better to live miserably than to die well.
To young Snape, Anna has always been a pretty, sensible girl. But he already has another girl in his heart. Even as his feelings for Anna gradually change, he still doesn't dare face what he truly feels.
Now it all comes down to whether reason can overcome the desire deep within!
She never imagined that one day the person she loved would stand against her Dark Lord father, all for the sake of a girl he loved.
She was heartbroken, tormented, and helpless. In the end, she thought of an extreme solution.
Her plan ultimately failed because of one woman: her mother, Katerina, a vampire whose motto is, "Better you die than me."
Why has her mother returned?
Will her mother forgive the father who sealed her away?
As a part of her father herself, which side will her mother take?
Can the love that has broken her heart be salvaged?
The goals of this story:
Don't demonize Dumbledore, the Marauders, or the Golden Trio, and don't whitewash Voldemort.
Strive to portray a believable Harry Potter world.
Strive to show Voldemort's transformation from a brilliant man into a tyrant, and explore his loneliness and helplessness.
Strive to show the professor's cold, serpentine side, as well as his courage deep in his bones and the passion and kindness buried in his heart (actually, I mean that he's repressed).
Anna as a child
Katerina in her youth
Katerina as a noble lady after marrying Voldemort
Katerina after breaking free of the seal and returning in the main story
Anna as an adult
Anna with straight hair
Thank you so much for the author~~~It's very beautiful
It's understandable that Voldemort adopted a young child, but what I don't understand is why he adopted another girl and divided the will equally among three people on the day of adoption. This time-traveling girl said very lovingly, why didn't she adopt all the orphans? Or simply give up all the family property to her adopted children? Since she is so unworldly, why waste food and money? ? ?
Thank you so much for the author~~~It's very beautiful
It's understandable that Voldemort adopted a young child, but what I don't understand is why he adopted another girl and divided the will equally among three people on the day of adoption. This time-traveling girl said very lovingly, why didn't she adopt all the orphans? Or simply give up all the family property to her adopted children? Since she is so unworldly, why waste food and money? ? ?