Hadrian has been blind since he was eight years old after his uncle blinded him, and for seven years he has lived in an abandoned building pick pocketing off people to survive. After nicking a wallet off someone he shouldn't have Hadrian is saved by two people he doesn't know and taken somewhere he's never been. Jamie has always felt that something was missing and he would always get bouts of pain that he doesn't understand where they come from. When he attacked by Voldemort some questions arise at some of the things Voldemort had said. After questioning his godfathers Jamie is angry that they gave up his baby brother because he was a squib, and he disowns his parents before he starts searching for his missing brother.

From the moment the apocalypse began, Ella has fought to protect her two-year-old son, Ian, while staying with a small group of survivors. Together, they've endured the unthinkable: relentless attacks by the undead "walkers," devastating losses, and the constant struggle to find safety in a crumbling world. Despite the chaos, Ella has found strength in the bonds formed with her group, particularly with Daryl Dixon, a rugged and reserved man whose survival skills are matched only by his fiercely guarded heart. As time passes, Ella finds herself drawn to Daryl in ways she didn't expect. His quiet acts of kindness toward her and Ian reveal a softer side beneath his gruff exterior, and their connection deepens as they navigate the challenges of life on the road. Together, Ella and Daryl must balance the intensity of their feelings with the harsh realities of survival. With Ian's safety always at the forefront of their minds, they embark on a journey of love, resilience, and hope, discovering that even in the bleakest times, a chance at happiness is worth fighting for.

Harry always knew something was not all well in his life. No matter how hard he tried to pretend everything was fine, an uneasiness was always present in his gut. Of course, it was normal to grow feathers during the night, right? At least, he assumed so. But as time goes on he realises that there is something terribly, terribly wrong not with him, but his magical family. He cannot ignore the icy glares sent his way when Dumbledore thinks he isn't looking, or the disgusted expression Ron adopts when Harry's back is turned. But it isn't until one night a few days before his sixteenth birthday that this fragile falsehood collapses, and harry must face the reality that all is not well at all. WARNING- abuse, gay shit