The Unsung Hero- a Hermione Granger fanfiction

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Parts 7
Time 48m

Reads 107
Votes 39
Parts 7
Time 48m

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    After the epic Battle of Hogwarts, Hermione Granger, determined to honour her fallen friends and finish her education, convinces Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley to complete their seventh year at Hogwarts. Ginny Weasley, now celebrated as Harry's girlfriend, enjoys a newfound spotlight, though it casts a long shadow over her own achievements.
    
    As Harry basks in his fame, he becomes increasingly arrogant, basking in the adoration that comes with being a hero. The couple's famous status draws them further away from Ron, Hermione, and their old friends.
    
    Hermione, feeling unappreciated and neglected, begins to act erratically. Her once-steadfast determination drops. Fred Weasley notices her strange behaviour and steps in to offer support. As they spend more time together, a bond forms between them, evolving into a deep and unexpected romance. This newfound connection leads to Ron's realisation of his failures to be a good significant other to Hermione, resulting in a painful breakup with her- which Hermione doesn't take so well.
    
    As tensions escalate, a dramatic confrontation in the Hogwarts corridors leads to a final rift between Harry, Ginny, and their former friends. In the aftermath, Hermione, who once stood as the pillar of strength for the group, becomes an afterthought. Her critical role in saving the wizarding world fades into the background, overshadowed by the fame and drama that engulf her former friends.
    
    Thus, Hermione Granger, the true unsung hero, is forgotten-a silent testament to the sacrifices she made for the world that failed to remember her.
    
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    Warning!- Fred Weasley is alive in this book!
    
    This book will be kept to the minimum of bloodshed and gore and will mimic the cheery and bright atmosphere of the first Harry Potter book, minus the bad things. 
    
    Told in Hermione's perspective, with the occasional someone else's  POV.All Rights Reserved

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After the epic Battle of Hogwarts, Hermione Granger, determined to honour her fallen friends and finish her education, convinces Harry Potter and Ronald Weasley to complete their seventh year at Hogwarts. Ginny Weasley, now celebrated as Harry's girlfriend, enjoys a newfound spotlight, though it casts a long shadow over her own achievements.

As Harry basks in his fame, he becomes increasingly arrogant, basking in the adoration that comes with being a hero. The couple's famous status draws them further away from Ron, Hermione, and their old friends.

Hermione, feeling unappreciated and neglected, begins to act erratically. Her once-steadfast determination drops. Fred Weasley notices her strange behaviour and steps in to offer support. As they spend more time together, a bond forms between them, evolving into a deep and unexpected romance. This newfound connection leads to Ron's realisation of his failures to be a good significant other to Hermione, resulting in a painful breakup with her- which Hermione doesn't take so well.

As tensions escalate, a dramatic confrontation in the Hogwarts corridors leads to a final rift between Harry, Ginny, and their former friends. In the aftermath, Hermione, who once stood as the pillar of strength for the group, becomes an afterthought. Her critical role in saving the wizarding world fades into the background, overshadowed by the fame and drama that engulf her former friends.

Thus, Hermione Granger, the true unsung hero, is forgotten-a silent testament to the sacrifices she made for the world that failed to remember her.

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Warning!- Fred Weasley is alive in this book!

This book will be kept to the minimum of bloodshed and gore and will mimic the cheery and bright atmosphere of the first Harry Potter book, minus the bad things.

Told in Hermione's perspective, with the occasional someone else's POV.

7 parts