A sequel to 'The Girl Who Loved' ... Will the girl who loved him all those years ago be able to save Tom Riddle from himself? Or will she choose to fight the monster he has become? Ranked 14 in Tom Riddle Ranked 44 in Original Character

Tom Marvolo Riddle. The most infamous dark wizard of all time. His legendary rise to power as the Dark Lord will forever strike fear in the hearts of those who hear the tale. Still, little is known of Tom's life before his transformation into Voldemort. Was he always the heartless killer we know him to be? Will the girl who haunts his thoughts, and sparks something within him he so desperately wants to destroy, be able to draw him back to the humanity he thought he had lost? SECOND PLACE IN THE 2019 CEDRIC AWARDS!! FIRST PLACE IN THE 2018 BLOSSOM AWARDS!! RUNNER UP IN THE 2018 WOCA'S!! Reached 1 in Prequel [out of 1.44K] Reached 10 in Original Character [out of 3.7K] Reached 18 in Harry Potter Reached 11 in Wizard Reached 6 in Tom Riddle Reached 3 in Fandom [out of 2.8K] Reached 67 in Hogwarts [out of 6.3K]

"From a very young age he realized it was good to have someone to vouch for you, to believe you were good - especially if you enjoyed doing bad things." Tom Riddle couldn't love. There was no changing that, but was it possible for someone to love a boy as twisted as Tom? Gwyn Phi loved Tom Riddle all her life, from infants in one crib to the day he left for Hogwarts and never truly came back. From Wools Orphanage to the Battle of Hogwarts, Gwyn and Tom's relationship set an unimaginable story in motion, touching lives across decades. One Muggle girl can't change Tom Riddle - but he sure did change her. A NOTE: This book was started before "The Cursed Child", and will continue as I had planned it before the play came out. I have read the story, and if you have, please refrain from posting ANYTHING that may spoil it for others. Thank you in advance, and please enjoy! (July 31, 2016) Cover by @julietsgf Disclaimer: certain dialogue and plot is from J.K Rowling's original series. I do not own Harry Potter, its characters, or any dialogue I have borrowed, simply used it for creative growth.