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Juliet Riddle entered the world as a symbol of darkness, born to Bellatrix Lestrange and Tom Riddle, two of the most feared figures in the wizarding world. From the moment she took her first breath, Juliet's destiny was entwined with the legacy of her parents—a legacy of power, ambition, and bloodshed.
Raised by the Malfoys alongside her twin brother, Matteo, Juliet spent her formative years immersed in the teachings of her parents, molded to be the perfect heirs to Tom Riddle's legacy and loyal soldiers in the ranks of the Death Eaters. From a young age, she was taught to embrace her dark heritage, to wield magic as a weapon and to never show weakness or mercy.
At the age of eleven, Juliet received her Hogwarts letter, along with her twin brother and their childhood friend, Draco Malfoy. Together, they entered the hallowed halls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where they were soon joined by their fellow Slytherins, Theo, Blaise, and Pansy.
But amidst the whispers of dark magic and the echoes of her parents' legacy, Juliet found herself drawn to a different path—one of friendship and love. Secretly befriending Harry Potter, she couldn't help but be captivated by his kindness and bravery, even as she struggled to reconcile her feelings with the darkness that surrounded her.
By the age of fifteen, Juliet returned to Hogwarts a changed person, her once-bright spirit dimmed by the weight of her family's expectations. Determined to protect her twin brother and her friends, she embraced her role as the heir everyone expected her to be, even as she fought against her growing feelings for Harry.
For the next few years, Juliet walked a delicate tightrope, torn between loyalty to her family and the love she felt for Harry. Forced to become a Death Eater in order to protect those she cared about, she became the perfect soldier, her true feelings hidden behind a mask of darkness.
But on her eighteenth birthday, as she stood on the opposite side of the Great Hall from Harry, Juliet knew that everything was about to change. With the impending war looming on the horizon, she and Harry were destined to become adversaries, their love torn asunder by the forces of fate and destiny. And as she faced the uncertain future that lay ahead, Juliet couldn't help but wonder if she would ever find redemption—or if she was doomed to be consumed by the darkness that had always lurked within her soul.
