"we can be heroes, just for one day"
Heroes // David Bowie ♡
Celestia Rookwood is a fierce and fiery Gryffindor with a past she can never reveal. Born into a family of loyal Death Eaters, her father imprisoned in Azkaban and her mother lost to the war, Celestia is determined to rewrite her family's legacy. She hides her dark lineage from her friends-Ginny Weasley, Hermione Granger, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and George Weasley-finding solace in their loyalty and warmth.
But secrets have a way of surfacing, and the only ones who know the truth are the Slytherins, who take every opportunity to remind her of the darkness in her blood. As she fights to prove her worth, Celestia clashes with Fred Weasley, her infuriating nemesis whose pranks and sharp tongue seem designed to drive her mad.
Caught between the weight of her family's sins, the pressures of friendship, and the shadow of the Triwizard Tournament, Celestia must navigate a world where loyalty is tested, secrets are dangerous, and hate can burn brighter than fire-or transform into something entirely unexpected.
I turn my head to look at Draco's side profile. His complexion is rosy from the cold, and the autumn air leaves his breath visible in form of delicate clouds. His wet hair is effortlessly brushed out of his face, stray pieces of platinum sticking to his forehead.
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Madison is a new student at Hogwarts. Over the summer, a terrible accident lead to a concussion induced memory loss. Supposedly. When the sorting hat is unable to place her into a designated house, and her dreams grow dark and surreal, Madison knows that there may be more to her than her mother is willing to tell. A terrible secret looms in the dark, waiting to be discovered. But Madison soon finds that she isn't the only one who wants to find out the truth, and that the truth will make everything unimaginably worse.
Disclaimer/Credits: All of the characters and the plot relating to the Harry Potter books belong to JK Rowling.
Disclaimer part 2: The exact storyline of JK Rowling isn't always followed; plot may stray in terms of events that didn't take place in the books, and dates of key events.