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- ThemeWestern Fanfiction
- POVFemale Lead
- Age13+
- British & American Fandom
- Western Masterpieces
Synopsis
"She is the flower of man's joy - a mysterious black rose of Britain" Foreword: The loyal Death Eater Barty Crouch Jr. Is known to have been imprisoned in Azkaban, but what is not known is that he also has a sister who is 19 years younger... Bryce Crouch is the youngest daughter of Barty Crouch, the biological sister of Barty Crouch Jr., One year younger than the famous savior Harry Potter, and in the same grade as Ginny Weasley. The brother and sister have a good relationship, but they hate their father... Bryce was a Gryffindor, but she had a deep connection with Slytherin, especially the aristocratic blond boy named Draco Malfoy. They formed a complicated relationship at Hogwarts. At the same time, they have also become two dangerous burning sparks for Barty to bring Voldemort back to the east... In addition to Draco, there is also a pure-blooded Slytherin boy of similar age to Bryce, Scott Selwyn. Regardless of his age or personality, he seems to be a better match for Bryce. ——————————————————————————————————————— Instructions for consumption: 1. It has a high degree of overlap with the plot of the original work and a large time span. Only a few representative plots are selected for narration. The early stage was relatively relaxed and enjoyable, with a couple's "daily fights"~ and a little fanboy's "habitual jealousy"~ The atmosphere in the later period is more tense, with the rise of Voldemort as the background. 2. Bryce Crouch is the protagonist of this article, and she is a newly created character, set as the younger sister of Barty Crouch Jr. The most important experience in her life was Voldemort's resurrection. Rather than saying that little Barty loved her, it was better to say that Bryce was a puppet under her Death Eater brother. She has a contradictory personality and was unable to resist the temptation of dark forces when she was a teenager. After the turning point of Cedric's death, she slowly began to resist the control of her brother and find her true self. Her emotional line is divided into two parts: one is Draco Malfoy, which is the main cp of this article. It can be understood as "love at first sight" between two people. While she affects Draco, she is also deeply influenced by Malfoy's personal thoughts. While becoming better, she also The second is Scott Selwyn (a new character). If Draco is Bryce's shining spark at Hogwarts, then Scott is the glimmer of light that silently illuminates in the darkness. His relationship with Bryce is more sincere and pure. Her and Draco's stories are less conventional, and Blaise occasionally participates in the trio's activities. 3. Draco Malfoy's character has changed from the original work. There is no deliberate whitewashing. He is still the condescending, domineering pure-blood Slytherin boy, but he also has more or less Gryffindor characteristics. In the exchanges with Bryce, he grew up; or some quality of Bryce infected him and he changed. [Quietly bb: Mainly because I love Draco played by Tom Felton so much~] 4. The ending of this article is BE-oriented, but you can still look forward to CP~ (Blaise and Draco both have their own specialties~) Draco: [touching head] Bryce: [Enjoy] Scott: I'm all watching [embarrassed, sulking] Draco: [turns face] Bryce: [starting arguing] Scott: Here's my chance [smiling evilly] The author's wish is to write about an ordinary girl who has ordinary love, friendship, and family affection, and a Gryffindor who is involved in a war that affects the safety of the entire wizarding world. I hope everyone can like Bryce Crouch, a girl who also has an extraordinary background. Finally, I emphasize again and again: respect the original work, neither black nor white! ! ! ——————————————————————————————————————— Maybe, it's just like Draco's dream novel. Sometimes I can't control my writing. Thank you for your suggestions~ Concept: The choice between brother-sister love and father-daughter love, the choice between friendship and love before family ties and power
