The secret child of Dumbledore

The secret child of Dumbledore

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Wizarding World: Harry Potter
This story is about if Albus Dumbledore had a secret child named Abraham. Since Professor Dumbledores death the spell to keep him young started to wear off and he began to age like he normally would. During the time when Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy are at school, Abraham joined under the influence of Professor McGonagall. but during his time a surprising love triangle forms. Will Abraham be an outcast?? Will he solve the love triangle?? will he be able to recover from his father's death?? read to find out. all rights to harry potter and the characters besides Abraham belongs to J.K.Rowling
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After the events of Cursed Child, Albus and Scorpius recently started dating and spend the whole summer together. Things seems to work out pretty good, until their fathers start to think back about their time at Hogwarts. They were deeply in love back then, however their relationship wasn't as simple as their sons'. Soon enough they realize that they still have feelings for each other. There are just a few problems. I originally wrote this story in swedish about a year ago so my writing skills has probably changed since then. Based on the amazing works of JK Rowling!

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