In 1981, Seraphina Lestrange appeared at the Ministry of Magic, carrying a dead House-elf.
The "born Death Eater girl" became known to the Wizarding World that day. People said she had no heart.
Miss Seraphina also wants to know where her heart is.
Why do tears run down her face when she feels nothing inside?
Why does she still feel so lonely when she is shown affection?
Why is she still in so much pain, even though she knows she is loved?
This is a story about self-discovery, growing up, and love.
The heroine is the daughter of Voldemort and Bella, and characters who died in the original story get to come back. No bashing Gryffindor or Slytherin.
Warnings:
1. The heroine is in Ravenclaw, in the same year as the twins and Cedric.
2. Original characters Mira Lynette and George Weasley are a couple.
3. The pairing is Barty Crouch Jr., but he appears quite late.
Theme: We talk about love, but we do not believe in it.
At least both families are loving, but Ted is better than Lucius
Ah ah ah ah ah damn copper smelting
Why are you stuck here 😭 😭
Fortunately, I didn't act alone
Claire's parents do well and give their children sufficient confidence.
Ravenclaw sister woo woo woo
I'm curious about the positioning of black magic in this article. The original work and some articles are written like a D grade, and some are just a matter of using tools and looking at people.
Alas, no one really understands Fina. They are all wrapped up in the so-called prejudice and are unwilling to look into her heart.
In the original book, it was disgusting that the girls in Ravenclaw bullied Luna.
Oh my God, I have mercy on my little sister.