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Brooklyn Potter was just 2 years old when she witnessed both of her parents die in the hands of Voldemort. Instead of growing up with her brother at the Dursley's, the Weasleys decided to take her in. In her first year at Hogwarts, she met Cedric Diggory. They became best friends during their first year. They sat together in every class they had together and did everything together. Brooklyn laid low at Hogwarts until her third year when her brother arrived at the school. Even through all the troubles that the Potters faced up until Brooklyn's 6th year. Cedric never left Brooklyn's side. Brooklyn always liked Cedric as a friend until her fourth year. She realized that she liked him more than just a friend, But does he feel the same? I only own Brooklyn Potter. The book cover for this is mine. I made it, so please do not steal it and use it without my permission. All rights go to J.K. Rowling and anyone else who owns Harry Potter.

The day my acceptance letter for Hogwarts came, was the day my life changed. But the real question here is; For the good or the worse?

In the aftermath of the worst Christmas ever Remus is confronted by a host of problems and one extremely confusing letter. Fearing he would never step foot in Hogwarts again Remus finds himself back at the magic castle he calls a home. In returning, Remus accepts the fact he may have lost all his friends only to realize that is not at all the case. But things are never easy for the young werewolf and he struggles to navigate the second half of the year which may prove to be even more draining than the first half! For starters the tensions between the schools grow as the second Triwizard Task approaches. Also Remus is forced to sort out his feelings for his friends and finds himself making some tough decisions regarding his relationships. With budding new friendships and well as strained old ones Remus discovers that he hardly gets any time alone. However when he is alone, the questions Remus has about every aspect of his life seem to overwhelm him so perhaps the constant company is a good thing... even if it does leave him completely drained. Only one persistent question keeps haunting him along with familiar and distinctly unpleasant dreams. A question which Remus slowly begins to piece together. What exactly happened to him when Greyback kidnapped him?