This work has a BE ending. There are lightning protection precautions at the end of the introduction. Watch with caution.
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"Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves."
Vivian always wonders why she doesn't have a pair of wings that can take her away from loneliness.
She doesn't like summer, the hot, dull, noisy and dazzling summer.
She doesn't like the sun, it's too bright.
She couldn't get used to the dark night, it was too lonely.
She looked like a shrunken turtle in the corner where no one touched her, but she didn't know that she had already met her mole.
The turtle likes to think, the mole likes to dream.
(Mole is because the surname Weasley comes from weasel, which means mole; and the description of turtle is related to Vivian's character, and mole happens to be a good friend of turtle)
About the heroine—Vivian Blake (tentative title)
This very rare and unusual vampire witch is a hybrid of a vampire and a wizard, and her life experience is of course also very mysterious.
Vivian is not Sirius' biological daughter, and her life experience will be revealed one by one as the plot unfolds.
Lightning protection matters:
1. Vivian is a pure Slytherin, she has great ambitions, and she is also eager to get ahead and let others see her shining. But her heart is contradictory and entangled. She is afraid of loneliness and loss, and of being disgusted and abandoned. She is very good at protecting herself wisely, but she is unwilling to remain unknown, so her heart longs for courage, wisdom and love. This is a good indication that she will definitely fall in love with George Weasley.
2. Vivian is a Slytherin after all. She will definitely not be with George when she does not understand true love, so the process of their love will be slower. Of course, her first love will not be the prankster of Gryffindor (this also takes into account the relationship between the two houses in the original book and the character of the character, so read with caution if you want to read brainless sweet articles)
3. Regarding the rewriting of the ending and the sacrificed characters, I don't plan to make too many changes. After all, war is cruel and merciless, and Vivian's special identity also means that this will not be an easy and happy story. Everyone sacrifices for the people they love, which is what Vivian must experience on her way to growth.
Finally, I still want to say: All those who truly love us will be by our side, and they will always be with you and in your heart.
George Weasley will always be Vivienne Black's only color in the darkness.
Purpose: Fulfill the dream of Hogwarts