In front of the Mirror of Erised, Aini put an arm around the boy's shoulders and drew him close.
Harry thought the professor's arm was too strong. The tight embrace squeezed his eyes, and large tears poured out, rolling down his pointed chin and dropping onto the dusty floor. They formed little balls, lined up together like a family, leaning on one another just like the people he'd seen in the mirror.
“Meow, meow meow, meow meow meow~” The kitten began telling Aini about the day's events with a mixture of gestures and cries. It was a pain no cat could bear.
“Pfft, pfft, hahaha!” After hearing what had happened, Aini couldn't hold back his laughter.
“Meow!”
Aini then solemnly apologized to the kitten. In his heart, every fluffy little creature was a trusted family member and companion.
“Meow!”
“All right, all right, don't be so stingy. I'll give you some dried fish when we get home...”
“Don't be mad, don't be mad. Three is a bit too few. I'll give you five, and if you can eat more...”
Aini carried the cat out of the castle and toward the Forbidden Forest. Their voices gradually faded into the distance.
Only the setting sun slanting across the horizon remained, painting the world in gentle colors. The kitten's tail curled and looped, tracing the shape of a heart with its shadow.
I'm terrible at writing summaries, and the book is about to go on sale, so I'll just share a couple of excerpts instead. I hope you enjoy them.
I'm no good at promotion, and I'm not great at coming up with titles either, so this book hasn't attracted much attention.
If you like Harry Potter fan fiction, take a look at the reviews first. Maybe you'll decide not to leave after all. Haha.
There's over 300,000 words in the free chapters, so that's plenty to tell whether it's your cup of tea.
Hermione is becoming increasingly unpopular, mainly because some novels are written in a disgusting way. For example, a teacher in his thirties or forties is shown having a perverted crush on an 11-year-old girl, drooling over her. Doesn't that sound disgusting?
I'm adding this to my bookshelf because it features Hermione. Those who say "It's Hermione again" should stop trying to get attention; the character list is clear. If you don't want to read this, just leave.
I'm already tired of Hermione-centric Harry fanfiction; it's really unnecessary.
Having read around 60 chapters, I feel that the writing style is above average compared to many other Harry Potter fanfics, but it doesn't seem to have become popular. I personally think there might be these reasons. 1. The opening scene depicts the protagonist exploiting magical creatures and a short segment about his interactions with them, which is quite engaging.
Can you please stop using emoticons? Honestly, do you guys really find them funny?
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There's no cover, the synopsis is too long, and the title isn't appealing enough. The opening chapters require careful reading, otherwise many magical creatures will be skipped, but the background development is quite good. The monster hiding in the nostrils in the second chapter is rather strange, but it's barely a comedic moment.
I just love reading fanfiction featuring Hermione.
This book doesn't even have a cover, yet it successfully stands out from the crowd of flashy daily reading guides.
I think there were fewer people because of the cover and the title; if I hadn't seen Hermione as the female lead, I probably would have missed it too.