Hilda Prewett was a natural warrior, and her learning of spells was a genius. In the Charms class at Hogwarts, Professor Flitwick almost treated her as his own daughter. He liked to call her to demonstrate, as if learning spells was actually an easy task.
Therefore, everyone in the school thought that Hilda, who was good at spells, was a militant.
What no one knows is that Gryffindor's spell genius Hilda doesn't like fighting. Rather than fighting, she just wants to be an excellent alchemist like her father.
Although she has no talent for it, she believes that hard work can overcome all difficulties.
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Barty Crouch Jr. Always felt as if his mother was the only one left in his childhood. In the eyes of his father, his work was always more important than his family. He envied his neighbor Prewett. Her father always doted on her. Prewett would buy her whatever she wanted. But what about himself?
Oh, his father had no chance to play with him at all. To him, home seemed to be just a place to sleep.
After he went to school, his father really stopped ignoring him and began to regard him as a work. He was always the subject of conversation among colleagues and always had a fierce tone towards him, as if he was the son of an enemy and would always feel that he was not good enough.
But he really tried his best.
When Barty Crouch Jr. Looked at his girlfriend as an adult, he was a little dazed. If he hadn't been a neighbor to Prewett, he might have joined the Death Eaters instead of being a doctor who saved lives and injured people like he is now.
What could be a better match than a doctor and an Auror?
Childhood sweetheart/Gryffindor half-blood student x Slytherin pure-blood student master
Purpose: Wish for world peace
Reader comments
Although the story has just begun, it feels very good and caught me right away. Come on, madam, it's not easy to explore such a grand proposition as machinery, life, artificial intelligence, and human life. I'm optimistic about you
Although the story has just begun, it feels very good and caught me right away. Come on, madam, it's not easy to explore such a grand proposition as machinery, life, artificial intelligence, and human life. I'm optimistic about you