You'd think, being Draco Malfoy's twin sister, Jade would be a spoilt brat. But nothing is further than the truth. Bullied and abused by her parents almost her whole life, she is forced to act as a servant for her family, until the summer that changes her life. After recieving a Hogwarts letter, will she be able to be the person she has always wanted to be?

"You see, Miss Blackwell... It is you're duty to make them realize that they are not as different as they say. Show them that unity is the only way to win. That their unity is the only way to save themselves. That is, after all, the reason you are here, in the wizarding world. Your destiny to is bring these enemies together to win the war." Julia Blackwell has a destiny that she must fulfill, and one far greater than she could have ever imagined. Follow Julia's journey and watch as her world cracks open when a visit to her aunt, the famous J.K. Rowling unearths family ties much deeper than could have ever imagined, and a world of magic opens before her. The wizarding world's biggest secret is about to be unlocked, and in the process, Julia get's herself into trouble, get's a little bit lost and somewhere along the way fall's a little bit in love. But as in any story it's always love that gets a girl in trouble...

SHOUTOUT TO MayaDemonAngel for the absolutely amazing cover! ~~~~~~~~ SUPERCRINGEWORTHY WRITING AHEAD! ~~~~~~~~ To say Lillith Deacon had a hard life would be putting it mildly. Physically and emotionally abused by her father until the point of not talking, Lilly finally decides to run...and for three years nobody has found her. Until Albus Dumbledore. Now with the Potions master as her adoptive father and the Trickster Weasley twins as her best mates...will Lilly finally come out of her shell and start talking? Will she finally realize that not everyone is out to hurt her?

Hayley Potter has always despised Draco Malfoy. And him, vice versa. But a sudden change in his behavior over the summer of their transition from fifth to sixth year has her getting curious. He seems almost . . . vulnerable. Nothing like the cruel boy she was so accustomed to. And when she vows to find out what happened to this boy, something else besides knowledge of it pursues. All characters, places, things, etc., are property of J. K. Rowling and associates. I own nothing except for Hayley.