Tom Riddle is unexpectedly adopted by a wizarding family. His adoptive father is gentle and well-read, his adoptive mother is unpleasant but powerful, and his little sister is frail and a Muggle. Most importantly, they turn a blind eye to his gloomy, violent nature and even treat him with patience... But this seemingly perfect family hides many strange secrets.
Whether it's the walls covered in portraits, the house set apart from the crowds yet still protected by wards, or the stone tablets standing deep in the forest...
As Tom Riddle gradually uncovers these secrets, he finds himself wishing he had never come to this family.
A short story, no pairing. It won't try to correct the Dark Lord's worldview, only depict how he might change under different circumstances. The main story and extras will wrap up within fifteen chapters.
Theme: How to make use of the Dark Lord
I don't know if it's an illusion, but I always feel that this family is a little bit morbid and weird.
Tom is finally a child who knows how to love.
I blame kind-hearted Tom for running away together.
Mo Ran, I am becoming more and more curious.
I saw a ggad article before about Albus's sister Ariana, who is the Obscurus.
The sense of immersion is so strong, I already want to strangle Sheila to death.
When I see Lester, my first thought is of Lester from Hannibal (
Good guy, this is the first time I've seen an article about giving little Tom a complete home. Come on, madam.