Dane is the daughter if the Dark Lord. She has been orphaned for two years. She was sent to live with the most loyal of her fathers followers until he died. The she was sent to another. Where she was treated poorly. She escapes and finds her way to the Weasley house and sound a tale of abuse and lies. She soon is accepted. Her secret is compromised when she gets to Hogwarts. She now has to fight to prove she is good and not evil. Can she defend herself? Can her secret stay safe? Can she show she is good and nothing like her father? How will her life be at the end of term?

Well they say that opposites really do attract. As Brooklyn Lupin and Fred Weasley found out. After an eventful evening, the two 16 year olds were puzzled as to what happened thinking that it was nothing. Yet fate kept pulling them closer and closer together until finally, they realised that they are inseparable.

"AUCH, I'M WOUNDED, SOMEONE HELP ME BEFORE SHE KILLS ME!" he yelled loudly and I couldn't help but laugh. "Shut up, the whole castle can hear you!" I said and tried to pull him up. "That's the point! You're a dangerous being", he stated, but let me pull him up. "You're an idiot", I mumbled and narrowed my eyes at him. He was quite a bit taller than me, making me having to look up. It were his eyes that intrigued me for some reason. They always seemed to twinkle with amusement, even when there was nothing particularly funny going on. They held so many stories. I could see that he was studying me as well. They were a maze. A maze that I would love to get lost in. "You really are an onion", I blurted out. - Y/N Y/L/N arrives at Hogwarts to attend her sixth year after being homeschooled for all of her life. There she meets the infamous Weasley twins and one in particular catches her attention. It starts with a little teasing, but Y/N soon finds herself way in over her head. - Most characters are owned by JK Rowling. I do NOT support JKR at all, but I wrote this fan fiction years ago when I didn't know any better, and the Harry Potter universe was a big part of my teen life.