[Harry Potter] Slytherin's Notes

A rose plucked without a thought, the bittersweet song of the thornbird

Thorns cut the pad of a finger, blood stains the petals red

Suddenly gaining the ability to glimpse the future

Is this Merlin's gift, or Satan's curse?

If you can see the future, can you guess how it will end?

Before you know it, darkness quietly spreads

Before she has time to grow up, she bears the surname of the man she is to marry

Caught in the vortex of war, she sees nothing but devastation

Evil grips her throat, death pierces her eyes

Her right hand raises a wand, her left clasps yours tightly

We are Slytherins misunderstood by the world

Rising from the mud, we ascend the throne of thorns

Beneath the sky, the silver-and-green banner flutters gently

The winter rose on its iron trellis quietly flourishes

A gleaming silver serpent coils around the tip of a pen

Dipping it in the nectar of memory, she writes A Slytherin's Journal

I hope for someone like you, like the bright light shining through the leaves of the Forbidden Forest, like the refreshing breeze rippling across the Black Lake. You envelop my every inch of skin, from morning to night, from Hogwarts to Hogsmeade. The answers to every question are simple: I hope for someone like you, who spans past and future and seeks out the answers to life.

"If you'd asked me before, I would have said that I liked Draco."

"But now, I would say that I have fallen in love with Draco Malfoy."

-- Qilian Rost

"I thought I was first attracted to Rost, but later I realized I was wrong. It was Qilian who attracted me."

"I thought that later I liked Qilian, but then I realized I was wrong again. I like Qilian Rost."

"I thought that in the end I had fallen in love with Qilian Rost. Only then did I realize just how wrong I was. I had fallen in love with Qilian Rost Malfoy."

-- Draco Malfoy

This is the story of Qilian and Draco, and also the story of the Rosts and the Malfoys.

This is the story of Slytherin, and also the story of Hogwarts.

Everything belongs to Rowling; the OOC is mine.

P.S. (1) The heroine is an unconventional Slytherin. (2) The author writes this out of love and accepts suggestions, but not objections.

Theme: The love and devotion of two families.