,,Books fall open, you fall in." - David McCord

Some people don't understand this, but the funny thing about amnesia is that you don't really forget everything. For example, I remember how to assemble any type of gun in a minute flat. I remember how to speak a dozen different languages without thinking. I remember how to look at someone and come up with a dossier on him based purely on his behavior. The thing is, I don't remember why I can. In fact, I don't remember anything about my life up to six months ago, when I woke up in a hospital room. They tell me I'm CIA, which at least explains all the stuff I know how to do. But I don't remember how the real world acts, so I'm thrown totally out of my depth when I join my best friend Sam for an undercover assignment at a preppy high school for rich kids. Throw in some sketchy teachers, exhilarating car chases, and mysterious stalkers, all while I'm supposed to be worrying about a calculus test like everyone else.If being a spy were a class, I'd ace it. But acting normal? I'm screwed.

Set before/during the war Hermione Granger (a.k.a Skarlett Mae Riddle) finds out her who life was a lie, she's adopted and is enraged that her "parents" lied to her for all these years and so she returns to her true parents - Tomas Marvolo Riddle a.ka Lord Voldemort/The Dark Lord as her father and Charlena Mae Riddle. Her appearance changes from short, bushy haired, buck teethed bookworm to tall, curvy, long jet black hair with scarlett red streaks, white pearly teethed goddess with sun kissed skin and hypnotising oceanic blue eyes that would make all the boys drool. Skarlett/Hermione tells her friends of her new heritage in which they reject her which in turn angers her, which she decided to become one of her dad's followers and eventually falls in love with Draco Malfoy and you can figure out the rest when you read the story.