Harry Potter: Hogwarts' Beloved Group Mascot

This book is not just about love. The main plot is similar to the original novel without repeating the nodes. The setting of this world is written on the basis of logical and reasonable logic, and the emotions of each character are natural. I haven't finished writing all the plots, so I can't accurately describe their feelings for Lina, so everyone here is vivid, heavy, and three-dimensional. I wrote about this world from God's perspective. I wanted to write about their other kind of life, with shortcomings and luck, losses and gains. New author, new book, writing style is unfamiliar, thank you for collecting and reading. Finally, please vote („ಡωಡ„) and plug in Q

An essay I wrote before felt inappropriate to post in the text, so I posted it in the book circle. Thank you for reading. If you like it, I will write some from time to time. Okay, no nonsense. The following is Brace's first perspective. That day I stood on the terrace on the second floor of Malfoy Manor, my fingertips unconsciously rubbing the edge of the crystal cup. On the dance floor downstairs, my mother was chatting and laughing with the lady of a certain pure-blood family. I knew very well how many calculations were hidden in that smile. "Another boring party." I raised my head and drank the red wine in the glass, and the bitterness spread on the tip of my tongue. These so-called ladies from famous families were like exquisite marionettes, saying the same compliments, but their eyes were shining with disgusting ambition. Especially when I think about hearing Draco bragging about his sister later, I feel my temples pounding. That spoiled young master always talks about "my sister" every time they meet, as if he is the only one in the world who has a sister. "That's enough." I turned around to find a quiet place, but I bumped into Ole. The girl's eyes were shining with tears, and she asked me why I avoided her. I sighed and said the breakup words I had said countless times. The moment red wine was splashed on my shirt, I could hardly control my anger. "Damn it." Walking quickly to the bathroom, he bumped into a figure at the corner of the stairs. The sunlight filtered through the stained glass, casting a colorful halo on her long, light golden hair. The girl tapped her fingertips, and the moment she got closer, I smelled a faint scent of dragon blood ink. "Not bad, Mr. Zabini?" I was stunned and lowered my eyes to notice that the wine stains on my shirt had disappeared. I was sure that I had never seen her before, but those gray-blue eyes felt inexplicably familiar. It wasn't until she mentioned Draco that I suddenly realized that maybe she was the pampered Miss Malfoy. "But I know you, little scumbag Zabini." This sentence may annoy me, but I actually find it interesting. The cunningness in the girl's eyes was like a dancing flame, instantly igniting my boring life. I don't know when the rain started to fall, hitting the colorful windows in a steady patter. I stood in front of the window, watching the raindrops meandering into a river on the glass, and suddenly realized that, for the first time, I began to expect Draco to mention his sister again.

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A general introduction to the babies. If you have any questions, you can read the notes or contact me. I will reply when I see it. Thank you for reading 🌹

Babies, please fill in the blanks. I changed Damian's surname to Shafiq. The original setting was that Damian's parents also died, and there were foreshadowings in the chapter of rescuing Barty. The previous chapters have also been revised, just know it when you see the baby in the back. Thanks for your understanding and support.

It feels very comfortable to read. Great

I am a novice at writing, and I have no knowledge of "Harry Potter". There are too many private Elder Wands, and you can cast spells without a wand before you reach first grade. You don't understand the settings at all. The personalities of all the characters are all OOC. Voldemort fell in love with the protagonist as soon as they met, and everyone fell in love with the protagonist as soon as they met. Why not include Lao Deng? The main plot has 0 progress, and I have been writing about small groups and various people falling in love with the heroine. I made all the men look like domineering CEOs, and made Draco look like a coward. I don't know what I think. Just open a Mary Sue on your own, so as not to harm Harry Potter.

What's going on in the last few chapters of this book?