!!DISCONTINUED!! Y/n Black is the daughter of the one and only Sirius Black himself. She lives with her godfather Remus Lupin. Her and the Weasley twins have always been close until she had to move away because of her father being in Azkaban. What happens when she attends Hogwarts and sees the twins once again? *** #1 in friendswithbenefits, 3/30/21 #7 in fredweasleyxreader, 3/31/21 #1 in gof, 4/5/21 #9 in firststory, 4/22/21 #3 in Fred, 5/12/21 #1 in Weasleytwins, 6/3/21 #1 in fredxreader 1/29/22 All characters belong to JK Rowling except my OC characters! OC Characters: Y/n Black Hannah Chadwick Sage Montgomery

When Amelia was 14 she took her parents up on the offer of starting to work with them in the MI5 and being apart of the UK government. For nearly 4 years she worked and loved it right up until a tragic supposed accident that caused her team mates and close friends death. She decides to stop working but after a few months things go bad and she's forced to go back to work.

"it's killing me to see you this way." 1995 Fred Weasley and Cedric Diggory were happy together. That is until June 24th, 1995, when Cedric is murdered by Voldemort. Now all Fred has left of him are all the memories they shared and a Pensieve to relive them.

We know him as either the blue haired baby or the fully grown man kissing his girlfriend goodbye. Why was so much missed? And what if there really was a story Teddy Remus Lupin could tell. This is it. His story in time...

"And I realized Even though you are gone, A part of you will always remain Inside of me. As long as the memories don't fade Like the sun behind the fog on a cloudy day." - A.J. | The Letters Series| On May 2, 1998; Remus and Nymphadora Lupin risked their own lives with the mindset of giving their son a better future. As Edward (Teddy) Lupin grows up with his godfather and grandmother, he learns to write fairly quickly. Although his letters never left his room, he only wrote to the people that mattered the most to him His parents. And every year he wrote to them, not caring that they never will be able to write him back. (Cover credit: somniatis_)