The Dursleys other son

The Dursleys other son

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For the longest time Devon Dursley had been told by his father and mother that his cousin Harry was a freak and that's all he'd ever been. He saw how Harry was treated behind the closed doors of the house. If Dudley and his friends weren't chasing Harry around trying to use him as a punching bag, his Father and Mother were sending him snide comments and submitting him to long and tedious hours of housework, unfit for the lanky 10 year old. Devon of course, remained unable to express the unpopular opinion he held, something which greatly upset him. Of course Devon never thought that Harry was a freak. He never thought what Harry could make happen was abnormal. He never thought that Harry had done anything wrong. But maybe that was only because behind his bedroom door, he could do the same.
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When life gives you lemons, become a politician. Lillian Alexander Potter has always been a weird kid. Well, he and his twin brother Harry were both weird kids. Ever since they could remember they were labeled as 'weird'. At school, for example, no one wanted to hang out with them. Probably because their cousin, Dudley Dursley, with whom they lived, always tried to make their lives a living hell. 'Potter hunting' as he called it. On an almost daily occurrence at school, where Dudley and his friends would chase the two boys around and beat them till they were purple all over. It, definitely, was not better at home. The twins never knew peace. Although there were two unused extra bedrooms in the house, Dudleys' playroom and the guest bedroom, they had to share a small cupboard under the stairs.

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