When Hermione visits her favorite muggle cafe in London she never expects to run into Draco Malfoy for the first time in three or four years and he has some information that Hermione desperately needs. Together they embark on an adventure and Hermione starts to feel a little different about the man who mocked her all those years.

You all know Hermione Granger, the girl known as the Gryffindor bookworm, a part of the golden trio, the brightest witch of the age. But what if she's changed? What if she's even the exact opposite?

''Who was it?'' Ron asked furious standing right in front of me, Harry and Hermione right behind him. ''I'm sorry...'' I started, '' I...'' ''Just tell me who it is!'' he yelled again. I was scared, I've never seen him like this. I felt like I was going to cry but I tried to hold it in. I wasn't going to tell him, of that I was sure. ''It doesn't matter'' I replied trying to sound normally. ''It matters to me! Tell me Ariana!'' '' I...'' ''Leave her alone Weasley'' I heard a voice behind me. I knew who it was but I still turned around, and I regretted in a second that I did. Because not only did Draco stood there, behind him was half of Hogwarts.

[BOOK ONE - COMPLETED] UNDER EXTREME REVISION, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK: Chapters 19-21 have yet to be edited. Acacia (Ash) Ivory doesn't know who she is, nor where she came from. After being hidden for two years, she runs away from her adoptive home, she is discovered by none other than Albus Dumbledore. He takes her to hogwarts two months early and teaches her all she needs to know to be caught up with her age group. From being told her boyfriend will die, to the Triwaizard Tournament, Acacia is sucked into the not-so-normal consequences of being Harry Potter's friend. Throughout the year her divination teacher gives her outrageous predictions to her apparent not-so-bright future. After their first adventure, Ash returns to Hogwarts with Harry, Hermione, and Ron to continue to help them in all of their conquests. When the end nears, and Ash puts her life on the line, will her love and jealousy consume her, ultimately turning her to the dark side? ---------------------------------------------------------------      When she looked at me, darkness swept into her eyes, almost so much so that for a moment I nearly believed in her credibility as a seer. "You, my darling girl… you have known deep pain and great loss in your life… and alas, it is far from over… you have been touched by The Grim… there are things about yourself that even you do not yet know... loyalties will be tested, bonds will be broken, preconceived ties shattered…you carry a darkness that exposes light in even the blackest of creatures, a darkness so deep that even demons will shudder from the dark shade you bear within your soul."

Within two years Caoimhe became invisible. After her mother passes away during her second year, life continues to get worse. With no other relatives left to turn to, she has to move in with her mysterious half-brother Colm. As she begins her fourth year at Hogwarts, Caoimhe assumes the coming year will be as horrible as the rest...until Harry Potter sits in her compartment on the train. Life begins looking better as she makes unexpected friendships and joins Dumbledore's Army. A year later she is asked to tutor the one and only Draco Malfoy, and begins an unlikely relationship. Along the way she discovers her mother's dark past and the secret to her father's identity.

"just let me kiss you" "okay" • i wrote this when i was 13 btw so don't judge

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