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Fred. George. Lucy.
Three Weasleys born on April Fool's Day-and Molly Weasley should have known from the beginning that raising triplets was going to be trouble.
Fred had the jokes.
George had the schemes.
And Lucy?
Lucy had plans.
Growing up in the Burrow surrounded by brothers and eventually one beloved baby sister, Lucy Weasley learns early that her family may not have much gold, but they have something far more important: a name with centuries of history behind it.
Unfortunately, the rest of Wizarding Britain seems to have forgotten that.
To the old pure-blood families, the Weasleys are poor.
Insignificant.
Blood traitors.
Lucy is done accepting it.
Then eleven-year-old Lucy arrives at Hogwarts, places the Sorting Hat upon her head, and becomes something her family never expected.
A Slytherin.
Suddenly Lucy is walking among the very children who were raised to look down upon her family. But rather than hide from the Weasley name, Lucy wears it like a crown.
She's ambitious, cunning, frighteningly persuasive, and blessed with a silver tongue capable of turning insults back upon the people foolish enough to make them.
Lucy doesn't want to become a Malfoy.
She doesn't want to abandon everything Arthur and Molly taught her.
She intends to prove that kindness isn't weakness, ambition isn't evil, and being called a blood traitor doesn't mean you have to stand there and take it.
And when Lucy's growing influence reaches all the way to House Malfoy, something happens that Arthur Weasley never imagined possible.
Lucius Malfoy offers to end the feud.
Because Lucy Weasley isn't trying to escape her family's reputation.
She's going to rebuild it.
Wizarding Britain has spent generations laughing at House Weasley.
Lucy intends to make sure they never laugh again.
After all, Fred and George aren't the only dangerous Weasleys born that April Fool's Day.
They're simply louder about it.