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Last published Thu, Mar 14, 2024
Y/n Weasley is the twin sister of Ron Weasley. She always felt like an out stander in her family. She's the only one who is a Hufflepuf and she's always fighting with everyone. That's why she likes to be alone in the library, until she crosses paths with Hermione Granger. Y/n opens up to her and they build up a special bond. But then something happens...
Harry Potter is not my idea, but Y/n Weasley is my own build up character.
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