Morfingaunt Stories

It was unknown to everyone that Morfin Gaunt, son of Marvolo Gaunt, had married a witch and had a daughter named Morgana Gaunt. Morgana had been living in the secret basement her grandmother built ever since the day she got news of her father found dead in Azkaban. With nowhere to go, she heads to the same orphanage Voldemort went to and found him scanning the perimeter of the cave near the orphanage. Voldemort had tried to kill her with the Unforgivable Curse, Avada Kadavra, but fails. Only to mark her with a star on the nape of her neck. This mark, making Morgana another one of Voldemort's horcruxes. Traumatized, she's been staying in the orphanage ever since.

The only Dark Lord at Hogwarts is her. ⌘ Ramona has lived in the secluded hinterlands of the Scandinavian wizarding school Durmstrang Institute, surrounded by cold weather and even colder people for six years. She got used to living her life in the shadows, even if she didn't completely know why she was living in them. An enormous ripple goes through Ramona's placid life when she and her mother are attacked by a band of Death Eaters and sent out of hiding. Ramona is sent to live in the sunlight. Hogwarts, School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, is the safest place for her, according to her mother. Ramona knows she has a part to play to keep her safe from He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named-a ruthless Dark Witch, but one student quickly sees through her façade: an unlucky friendship blossoms, a friendship that is quickly fostered into something more. Ramona learns to love living away from the shadows. But darkness always catches up to the daylight. (Set during The Goblet of Fire) **Cover photo credited to petriccor on Tumblr!!**

Azkaban is the wizarding prison. Some of the most notorious witches and wizards have been sentenced there. Innocent and guilty, male or female, teenager or adult, you imagine it, it's probably been in those walls. Segragated in the North Sea, people trapped here can't find hope in anything. Or can they? This fortress wrote letter to try to inspire some of the worst convicts in history. A building can't write letters? Some magic and a Quick-quotes quill beg to differ. The letters never did make it to these people, and have never been seen by any human eye. Until now. Read the inspiration letters from one of the scariest placed on Earth to some of the scariest people on Earth in, "Love, Azkaban"

Sylvia Vervain, a witch with a "weak magical core" grew up with a loving squib mother and muggle father that openly tells her about the magical world despite being non-magical. Sylvia was surprised when she got accepted in Hogwarts, but the excitement of her first year fades when she finds out about the Chamber of Secrets being opened and how Harry Potter was suspected as the heir of Slytherin. (I do not own Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling is the rightful Author and Owner)

The wizarding world believed the Gaunt bloodline had long since vanished into obscurity. Yet Morfin Gaunt left behind descendants hidden from history-among them, Aeries, his sharp-witted but reserved granddaughter, and her younger brother, Orion, a true embodiment of Gaunt pride. Raised hiddenly in their small hut, the siblings stepped into Hogwarts in the year of the Triwizard Tournament with a singular, secret purpose: to uncover Salazar Slytherin's lost scriptorium and restore the Gaunt name to its rightful place among the Sacred Twenty-Eight. Aeries expects little more than secrecy and shadows during her school years-until two fiery-haired pranksters cross her path. Against all odds, one captures her attention, and she his. But can love blossom and firework sparks where legacy, loyalty, and bloodlines collide?