On his eleventh birthday, Freeman received a gift from "the heavens."
When he returned from the orphanage to his empty "home," he found a letter on the table.
Following the earnest advice of his primary school teacher from his previous life, he should have reported it to his parents right away, then thrown it away.
But Freeman could clearly sense that this letter was special.
It bore strange animal patterns: a snake, an eagle, a lion, and a badger.
The intricate designs were interwoven.
There was no signature, and even the recipient's name was left blank.
Only a few large characters appeared on the back of the letter: For Mr. Zhang.
But the Zhang couple who had adopted Freeman, Reed Zhang and Maria Zhang, had been dead for many years.
He thought back to the few memories he'd retained from his previous life.
The letter he'd never received in his previous life, not even before dying in a car accident, had finally arrived in this one!
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The Sorting Hat was puzzled. Why did one student after another want to go to Hufflepuff today?
That had never happened before. Pure-bloods wanted Slytherin, and most people wanted Gryffindor.
Hufflepuff? Never.
Freeman Zhang, who just wanted to make friends, the center of the Pure-blood families' attention, kept a low profile and took no credit.
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Freeman is a descendant of a highly popular Pure-blood family. His identity will be revealed later, though he'll be insulted early on.
Freeman is an orphan. His parents died long ago, and the Zhang couple merely brought him home from the orphanage.
He has an older brother who shares neither parent with him, and he's at Hogwarts.
Theme: My life belongs to me
Ollivander: Socks, it's the first time I've seen such a picky wizard. Wand Shop: I won't say a word until the lawyer comes
Let's just say that Freeman doesn't look like James.