Madam, good madam, please update quickly. The child is hungry.
Big, beautiful, please update
I like this guy. I left a message on Chapter 2 before, but I didn't expect to reach Chapter 7 today! Come on!
Why does the heroine feel sorry for her adoptive parents? The orphanage is better than her family. She doesn't owe her brother anything. She killed in self-defense. I don't understand why she was adopted. It's obvious that the adoptive parents don't love her and they have children at home?
The problem with two-child families is that parents are naturally partial to the younger Lily. Petunia can't compare to her. In the end, she has to find out that Lily is different and she is only a Muggle. Of course she will be jealous, and in British religion, wizards are indeed bad. Wizards are not superior to others and are discriminated against.
Madam, good madam, please update quickly. The child is hungry.
Big, beautiful, please update
I like this guy. I left a message on Chapter 2 before, but I didn't expect to reach Chapter 7 today! Come on!
Why does the heroine feel sorry for her adoptive parents? The orphanage is better than her family. She doesn't owe her brother anything. She killed in self-defense. I don't understand why she was adopted. It's obvious that the adoptive parents don't love her and they have children at home?
The problem with two-child families is that parents are naturally partial to the younger Lily. Petunia can't compare to her. In the end, she has to find out that Lily is different and she is only a Muggle. Of course she will be jealous, and in British religion, wizards are indeed bad. Wizards are not superior to others and are discriminated against.