Update: I'm casually revising the story at the moment. When I wrote it, I wasn't in a great place, and writing was a way to distract myself. Also, I've recently watched a lot of analyses of the original Harry Potter books, and my views on many characters have changed (in short, I've started thinking more clearly), so I'm making some content revisions. I've finished revising Year Two.
P.S. Daisy Brown was formerly named Debora Stacey.
Naomi received her Hogwarts letter when she was eleven, and was abandoned by her adoptive parents because of it. That also led her into a whole new world, one that would eventually give her a warm home.
Here, she met new teachers and new friends, and slowly began to understand who she really was.
Naomi had once wanted nothing from this world. Later, she began to long for attention, to be cherished, and to become someone different.
"Looks like we'll be the talk of the town again after today."
"Then do you want to stop?"
"No."
Dance in full view of everyone. This is the only moment when no one can interrupt us.
"Naomi, will you be my Yule Ball date?"
"Are you sure you still want to ask me to dance with you under these circumstances?"
"But everyone already knows you're my darling."
As if I held a river of stars in my hands,
as if I could touch the river of stars in your eyes.
A story about a boy from Gryffindor and a girl from Slytherin.
A story about Harry and Naomi.
We met when we were eleven, healed the wounds of childhood, and then walked forward hand in hand.
One-on-one romance throughout, with a guaranteed happy ending.
The heroine's background will be revealed little by little.
There are many original characters in this story (though maybe not that many). I hope I can write a pretty good story.
There are so few Harry Potter romances with a female love interest!
So I had to write one myself.
A few things to note in advance:
1. The heroine is not pure-blood.
2. The professor's true love is not Lily.
3. The original story will be heavily altered from Year Five onward, possibly earlier.
4. I'm currently revising the story. The main plot won't change much, so you can read with confidence. At the very least, I'm adding some details (I think).
5. A sweet romance. Voldemort, go away, go away!
6. If this has made for a bad reading experience, it's all my fault. I'm sorry!
I'm a new writer, and I appreciate your support. Please feel free to join in the discussion!
Theme: We all have a bright future.
I'm very grateful to the author for writing my favorite Slytherin heroine and Harry's CP novel. Thank you to the author for cooking. However, after reading this, I feel that the plot since Voldemort's clouds and Anzu's return is a bit strange. There are so many background settings for Anzu, and it doesn't feel like a novel in which Naomi is the protagonist. , It did not detail the emotional development of the protagonist's parents, nor the sacrifice of the protagonist's mother, nor did it explain why the heroine's father asked her to stay in the orphanage. Instead, it wrote about Anzu and his parents and Lupine in great detail. Did the author write that he wanted to write Anzu's story...? In short, the image of the heroine's mother is not as "hard" as Anzu's portrayal. It is a bit uncomfortable to watch. I personally feel that the following is a bit distorted.
I sneer at other people doing this petty theft, but Draco does this to me and I think it's quite cute [translated] I really have double standards.
Oh my gosh! Look what I found, is it a new Khalifa, or is it the finished one?
Ah, the professor is the heroine's father?
Wow, look what I found! It's the new Harry CP article!
Snape won't subsidize it, right?
Hold the screw content too high
Is the setting of Anzulos based on the protagonist of Hogwarts Legacy? He was very powerful and could fight and then disappeared in the fifth grade.
Where is the heroine's grandparents? He should still be alive, right? Why did you go to the orphanage?
"Play" is a big bug for the author~