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A girl by the name Rosalie Magnolia Greengrass soon finds out she is the daughter of James Potter, the father of the famous boy in the Wizarding world who is named 'the boy who lived'
The Potters are famous in the Wizarding world due to t...
On the 31st October 1981, The Potter family survived the killing curse thrown by Voldemort (James didn't forget his wand on the couch — insert round of applause)
Peter Pettigrew was sent to Azkaban after attempting to put the blame on Sirius Black. The Potter's (+ co ) were safe, Sirius was innocent.
Voldemort was no longer a threat.
However, whilst the drama of the Wizarding World was happening, at St Mungos, Rosalie Magnolia Greengrass was born on the 1st of November, 1980 — Four months after the chosen one had been born. The baby girl was the outcome of a one night stand between James Potter and Andrea Greengrass. James broke up with Lily Evans due to stress of the war, coped with alcohol and ended up sleeping with her.
Andrea kept it a secret from James and not telling any of her family who the real father was due to fear of disownment so when she got married to a man called Sebastian, the child was known to be his.
Andrea had told her daughter the truth about him not being her actual father, trusting her daughter (for once) with her biggest secret. Rosa knows the man is her step-dad, it's a secret kept between the three of them, but she doesn't know who her actual father is — her mother wouldn't tell her that much.
Whilst Harry Potter lived his life as the growingly famous 'boy who lived' Rosalie Greengrass lived as the first to be in Gryffindor (Sirius crying rn) with her Slytherin, pureblood relatives.
That all suddenly changed the first day of fourth year, Where the truth starts to finally come out.
the girl who deserved better
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