[Harry Potter] Loving in Silence

Well, actually, this is a story about someone who was about to become a “white-collar elite” right after graduating from college. They died in a car accident on the way to their graduation ceremony, then came back to life. The only shame is that our protagonist has lost all enthusiasm for “getting another chance.” It’s like playing an RPG. You’ve suffered through the grind, and you’re finally one last hit away from defeating the final boss and seeing the ending, when the game suddenly crashes and all your saves disappear. ...“Furious” doesn’t even begin to describe it! In short, this is the story of a pile of wet matches, doused in the icy water of “death,” being forced to dry out and catch fire all over again. Here are Gryffindors who are playful and passionate, yet gentle at heart, and Slytherins who are quiet and aloof, yet sincere and steadfast. Here are Gryffindors who have endured hardship and torment, yet remain kind and upright, and Slytherins who grew up amid schemes and deception, full of ambition and desire, yet steadfast and pure. Here are Gryffindors who know when to yield and when to advance, yet stand up for their friends and face death, and Slytherins who are arrogant and vain, yet willing to betray the world for their friends. Here are Gryffindors who are proud and unruly, daring to defy fate, and Slytherins who crawl in the dust, yet still let their souls shine brilliantly in the darkness. What friends in this world could be better than a Slytherin and a Gryffindor? Unless you count another pair of close friends: a Hufflepuff and a Ravenclaw. By the Sorting Hat Gold and silver meet, red and green stand together. We fear nothing, and we never retreat! When Slytherin meets Gryffindor. When Gryffindor faces Slytherin? When Slytherin joins hands with Gryffindor! When Gryffindor falls in love with Slytherin... This story follows a “fairy-tale” path: good will surely triumph over evil, and the prince will eventually defeat the dragon and the witch and rescue the princess from the tower. No “seeking justice” for the Dark Lord, and no “criticism” of the White Lord. This is not a dark or morally gray story. So, shrug. If this style isn’t for you, you don’t have to read it, really! Feel free to click the X without a second thought! P.S. One more thing: this story is a slow burn (though I don’t think so, everyone else seems to agree, sob~) All honors belong to Joanne Kathleen Rowling. Salute!