Harry Potter: Hogwarts' Moonlit Sweetheart

Olivia, an orphan from Wool's Orphanage. Yes, the very same Wool's Orphanage as the one Voldemort grew up in.

The same disastrous start, the same extraordinary talent, and the same personal escort out through those iron gates by Albus Dumbledore himself.

But when Dumbledore sees the softness and stubbornness in her eyes, he knows deep down that this child will never take the other dark path.

A letter of admission to Hogwarts pulls her out of a life as stagnant as still water and into the world of magic.

The Sorting Hat declares, "Slytherin," sending her into a pure-blood whirlpool where blood status reigns supreme. Yet she single-handedly sweeps aside those who challenge her, shatters the slur "Mudblood" with her skill, and becomes Slytherin's most extraordinary student.

Lily Evans treats her with heartfelt kindness, Severus Snape cares for her in silence, Sirius Black pretends he doesn't care, Lucius Malfoy gives his quiet approval, and Dumbledore protects her with all the tenderness he can offer. Everyone's gaze is drawn, against their will, to this girl from Wool's Orphanage, who shines brighter than the stars.

She is the most precious exception in Dumbledore's eyes, the light her friends will do anything to protect.

This time, the child who leaves Wool's Orphanage will not become a dark lord, but will become Hogwarts' brightest legend.

P.S. The female lead is aloof at first, but gradually catches her friends' enthusiasm and grows more lively. In truth, Olivia is also a very sweet girl who loves desserts.

Some couples in this story will be broken up, but James and Lily, Ron and Hermione, and the parents' romance will remain intact.