Hermione as Voldemort's beloved daughter. (#1 in wizards. #1 in daughter. #2 in deatheaters. #27 in Hermione. #31 in dramonie. #39 in evil. #53 in Hermione. #146 in dark. #149 in harrypotter.)

Harry Potter is dead. For real. And only Hermione can save him... It's her job to go back in time to when Tom Riddle was 16 and stop him killing Harry. But what happens when love gets in her way? Starts at the Battle of Hogwarts, book 7.

Voldemort is gaining more power as each day passes, and no one can stop him, except for maybe two people. Hermione and Draco go back in time, back when Tom Riddle was still a teenage boy, and are told to befriend him in order to find out what his plans were for the future. But what happens when a feeling called love destroys the plan...

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Hermione Granger is a Dominatrix. Draco Malfoy is a Submissive. You take it from there.

On her sixteenth birthday, Hermione Granger goes through a surprising creature inheritance. But how can a Muggleborn witch suddenly become a vampire without being turned by another? By not being a Muggleborn at all. A hidden parentage, a surprising mate, lies, secrets and Dark Lords. How's a girl supposed to survive sixth year? Please note: I don't own Harry Potter. All characters and story elements belong to J.K Rowling.

#180 in Fanfiction || #1 in Hermione || In the language of literature, there exists a seemingly-concrete, antonymous relationship between good and evil, light and dark, hero and monster. And yet, we often disregard the transition from one to another, in which the 'bad guy' becomes 'good.' Perhaps it was the cruel mistreatment of Tom Marvolo Riddle as a child, or maybe it was the bloodline of Slytherin's heir himself that made the boy into the 'monster' who cannot be named. Or, perhaps it was simply because he did not know that his heart would beat in such a frenzy, that his cheeks would redden like a crimson rose, and that his normally-calm facade would melt under the simple gaze of the time-travelling heroine. If I were to bet, I'd say it's the latter. But it matters not why Voldemort could not love, for this is not a story about Voldemort. This is the story of Tom Marvolo Riddle, and how he came into direct conflict and company with the 'brightest witch of her age' ... fifty-years ahead. This is the story of love's recognition, in which the force does not suddenly develop between two people, but a poignant emotion, different for each individual, is uniquely described to be 'love.' Maybe Tom Riddle never loved, much like that of Voldemort. However, as one chooses to stubbornly believe, love existed for Tom Marvolo Riddle as long as he chose to believe that he loved Hermione Jean Granger. ////// NO TRANSLATIONS ARE BEING ALLOWED AT THIS TIME DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters detailed in this book, nor any of the quotations and plot taken from "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." They belong to J.K. Rowling and Warner Brothers. I do not own the individual graphics in the cover, although I do own the composition/compilation of the cover. The media I post belongs to its owners. \\\\\\