This thing is the product of the author's temporary mental disorder, and it has some surprising points.
The heroine is Harry's twin sister. She is in poor health and may die in the end. I won't explain much in detail.
There is no drift or blackness in this article. The author likes both Lion House and Snake House, and does not support the theory of blood discrimination.
CP Cedric
When Haylie first met Voldemort, Voldemort killed her family and took away her health.
Halie doesn't understand why life is so special to her, and she doesn't understand why the Potter family is destined to sacrifice so much.
Haylie did not have the consciousness to dedicate her life to the entire magical world, but she unknowingly became a famous woman in history.
This is a story that is neither long nor short, about magic, peace, love, and about a girl who blossoms into an unbeatable flower from the dust.