Sometimes, even the Wizarding World makes mistakes. Sometimes, even the greatest wizards and brightest witches can be wrong. Perhaps they knew they were wrong. Perhaps they didn't. Either way, the truth will out, in the end, just as it always does. Harry Potter believed himself to be incapable of love, as he had never remembered having anyone there who really cared for him, and who he could care for back. Until, that is, September 1st 1991. Hermione Granger didn't have any friends at her last school. She was picked on for being smart, and never had any idea what was wrong with her. An outcast, she hoped her next school would open up new opportunities for friendships like no other. She had no idea quite what her next school would be like, and didn't know who it was she would meet on September 1st 1991. True friendship is rare, but true love is rarer. Can this as of yet unfortunate pair find both of these things at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? You hope so. I hope so. Let's just find out. (ABANDONED, WILL NOT BE FINISHED, SORRY <3) Disclaimer::: I own nothing except the plot changes. J.K. Rowling owns the rest

Harry Potter and Hermione a Granger have always been best friends, but will that change now they head back to Hogwarts? Will Harry show his true feelings? What about their other friends? Will they have to start over again to make their relationship? Will they stay together until the end? What sort of drama can go down in the walls of Hogwarts? Read more to find out! This fanfic is mature-rated, so please no hate! Thanks soo much!

Hogwarts. The place Harry yearned to spend time with his closest friends. Yet, as time passed, it grew harder to keep bonds from crumbling and friendships from falling apart. The world was changing. Voldemort was nearing. Hermione and Harry were falling in love.

Harry has been friends with Hermione and Ron for what seemed like years. But one has a very special place in his heart. Now, he doesn't know how to tell her. Harry has really started to like her, but she seems to like someone else. Could this work out?