Rewriting the Future

Rewriting the Future

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15 year old Bellatrix Black goes back to Hogwarts with the aim of protecting her sisters from a new partner her father is interesting in conspiring with. She has been promised to a boy she despises and she's desperate for a way out. Waiting for her in her dorm room is a note with two wrapped parcels. The next thing she knows is she's in London and it's September 1st 1994 and all she has is an address to a location she's never been before. Obviously it's going to be a bellamione story at the heart of it but it's going to be a multi part series following along with the original books/movies starting with Goblet of Fire... so be patient. Lol Enjoy!
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4th year: Goblet of Fire After being uprooted from her life in the United States with her mother, Lyra comes face to face with her new reality - she's a witch. Thrust into the world of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Lyra struggles with her relationship with Harry Potter, the hate for the Ministry of Magic's Undesirable No.1 - her father-, and a deadly game of manipulation, love, and lies, with notorious Slytherin King Draco Malfoy. As Harry travels through the Triwizard Tournament, follow Lyra as she starts her first year at Hogwarts, working for the Order of the Phoenix, and struggles with unknown magic. - VOTE VOTE VOTE !! #3 in the hashtags #LyraBlack **TW: this book does mention su!cud3, domestic abuse, and other themes that might be distressing to some readers**

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