Triple Trouble- HP

Hadrian Peverell dies so that Harrison (Harry) James Potter can live.

The sacrifice appears to be in naught since no one-not even Harry himself-remembers the existence of the man...or so it seems.

Or, as his fourth year ends and Harry, who, finds himself back in Privet Drive for his end of year break, gains a new...quirk.
His inner voice suddenly doesn't quite sound like himself. It's more sassy, more (questionably)wise...and more bitter...
And not to mention the increasing amount of déjà vu he is experiencing.

Or, after Harry Potter dies for the second (should he count it as his second death or third? Well, technically, it should be his third death, right?) time since no two same souls can co-exist in the same dimension, he thinks all has been lost.

That is until his consciousness awakens in his own younger self's mind, and he sets to convince his counterpart that, "No, Harry, you are not mad (hysteric maybe, but not mad) if you listen to the (again, questionably) wise words of your inner mind."

Or, Harry might not find being Death's master very flattering...but that doesn't mean Death is going to give up on Harry, not so soon. Along with Life, Death gifts Harry with another chance, a third chance to set things right...after all, third time's the charm, right?

This work is the second installment of the book 'Double Trouble' and the second work of the series 'The Gift Of Death' and can be read as a stand alone (probably).

Harry Potter does not belong to me. It is the sole property of J.K. Rowling.