Vera and Iris are twin sisters. They grew up on a small farm at the edge of an even smaller village , they were taken in by the farmer Henry and his wife Celeste when they were babies. Henry and Celeste claimed to have no idea about who their birth parents were, they just said that one night the girls were left on their doorstep, in a basket with nothing except for their blanket, a woman's necklace, and a man's ring. Vera and Iris had always believed them, why would they lie anyway? But then Iris gets into trouble, Vera comes to her aid but in doing so, she unlocks some dormant power she was unaware she even had, a power that could be the death of them all. Now, the twins are in danger, Celeste is packing bags, and Henry is sitting them down to tell them the truth. Their parents were royalty, their father was killed, and their mother, having kept their birth a secret, brought them to the farm to keep them safe, but now someone knows about them, someone who would love nothing more than to see them dead and the girls are forced to come out of hiding to reunite with their long-lost mother and fulfill the prophecy she'd worked so hard to prevent. Their paths are laid before them, but what lies ahead could mean the end of everything.
*trigger warning* mention of/attempted s/a
What if Harry had, had a sister? He'd have a little bit of hope. Except with the children being almost exactly a year apart the sister knew they were wizards. When their parents get killed by he who shall not be named Farrah Snow Potter protected her baby brother with all her being, however as a they were both tiny infants that would be a lot of hard work for her. When they were supposed to be dead they lived. They got sent to these horrible abusive parents mother's mother's sister and her family, who hated them because they feared them they knew they were wizards. Even when everything was so bad it could've still been worse they wouldn't have each other. They were as close as two people could be, and no matter what they couldn't be happier no matter how bad things got for them.