Purebloodtraditions Stories

Third year at Hogwarts was meant to be simple - classes, Quidditch, and maybe a little breathing room after everything she's already survived. But nothing about Harriet Potter's life is simple. While the wizarding world whispers about escaped prisoners and rising darkness, Harriet is facing something far more personal - herself. Her hair has grown out, her robes fit better, and for the first time, she's beginning to feel like more than just a symbol. Then a letter arrives. An old family contract. A name she barely remembers. Oliver Wood. Quidditch captain. Seventh year. Brilliant, focused, far too serious... and apparently, her betrothed. Neither of them asked for this. But as the weeks pass, and glances turn into something warmer, the lines between duty and desire begin to blur. In a school full of secrets and shadows, can something so unexpected grow into something worth fighting for?

War begins in whispers. And Harriet Potter is done staying quiet. Returning to Hogwarts for her sixth year, Harriet is no longer just the Girl Who Lived - she's heir to an ancient legacy, bonded by blood magic, and watched by a world desperate for her to fall in line. But Harriet's never followed anyone else's path, and this year, she isn't walking it alone. Oliver Wood has left the pitch behind, but not her. Bound by more than duty, his presence - even from afar - is a steady force through late-night letters, magical protections, and a love that's grown quieter, deeper, and far harder to part with. Their bond will be tested in ways neither imagined. As Dumbledore prepares Harriet for the final war, secrets unravel. Draco is hiding something in the castle. The Ministry has eyes inside Hogwarts. And when Harriet is pulled into the hunt for Voldemort's Horcruxes, the weight of destiny becomes impossible to outrun. In a year of cursed magic, impossible choices, and final goodbyes, Harriet must decide what it means to fight not just with fire-but with faith in herself, her future, and the one person who's always chosen her.