When Harry Potter was four, twins Ivy and Rose Potter were born. He, of course, had no clue he had two baby sisters that were dropped off by a mystery man at a house in Scotland. He had no clue that these twins would grow up being loved, lied to, abused, and have many ups and downs in life. This he knew not of. But he would learn. JK Rowling has revealed that Lily Potter was pregnant when she died, and the killing curse was for HER, NOT the twins inside of her. What if they survived? They did. But since their mother died before they were born, it took longer for them to grow. This book follows Ivy and Rose before and during their first few years of Hogwarts. I only own Ivy, Rose, Danny, and a few others, JK owns the rest.

PLEASE READ: THIS BOOK IS UNFINISHED AND I HAVE STOPPED WRITING IT! ITS VERY PROBLEMATIC AS I WROTE THIS WHEN I WAS 11 AND DID NOT PUT ANY TW! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! Harry James Potter was two years old, when Voldemort murdered his parents in front of his eyes. Rose Lily Potter was just born when Voldemort took her away, and raised her brutally. DISCLAIMER: I only own Rose. All credit to J.K Rowling for the plot, characters, and events. All credit to Wattpad Covers for the cover of my story.

Oakley has no one. No family and most definitely no friends. She doesn't fit in anywhere and she gets that. There isn't any point in trying to after all those years of being bullied by her peers. It's not only school that she doesn't fit in at, but also at home. Sharing a house with fifteen little kids that she isn't related to can get pretty difficult sometimes. That's what you get living in a Orphanage. Oakley's always being pushed around, and forced to work all the time. Although she is used to it, it would still be nice to have someone to talk to about it. Scott enters Oakley's life with big hopes and dreams to make her happy. Although maybe wolf boy Scott is the complete opposite of what Oakley needs. Tune in and read to find out what happens on the whirl wide ride between Oakley and Scott. Claire Fastuca - copyright 2012