"The Girl Who Spoke" takes readers on an enchanting journey into the world of Y/n Lupin-Black, a young witch with a unique and mysterious background. As the daughter of a notorious murderer and a werewolf, Y/n carries a heavy burden of expectations and judgments. When she receives her acceptance letter to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Y/n embarks on a thrilling adventure, eager to learn magic and make new friends. However, her past actions at just two years old loom over her, causing whispers and curiosity among her peers. But Y/n is not just any ordinary witch. She possesses a rare gift known as metaphormagus, enabling her to change her appearance. FredWeasley x Reader

Emily Black is Sirius Black's daughter. Her uncle is Severus Snape and her godfather is Remus Lupin. She is finally allowed to go to Hogwarts for her third year and she finds out more about her past and the secrets that the ones she love are hiding from her.

Remus Lupin was known as the 'Lone Wolf' by his friends but in his 7th year he fell in love and went on to get married to the girl he fell in love with, but was he really in love? Or was it a love potion made by the woman? Either way, they had a daughter the same year that Harry Potter was born. The baby girls name was Roxy Louise Lupin and this is her story. It is tragic, happy and (hopefully) interesting.

Remus's world was turned upside overnight. His friends dead, a murderer was on the loose and his goddaughter and her brother was left orphans. His life was shattered instantly and he had to wait 11 years to see his little cub again. What would he say when he saw her face again? Would she remember him? Could he fix the bond that they once had all those years ago? And most importantly... Could he take her home? This is the story of not only Remus Lupin - but Cora Lily Potter, who thought that her brother was the only family she had. Follow their stories as they reunite at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and find out their family secrets that had been hidden from them.