Fears Of The Heart

Y/n is now a 14-year-old girl going to her fourth year at Hogwarts which was supposed to be just another chapter in the magical chaos of Y/n's life-filled with spells, laughter, and maybe even a little mischief with her friends. But everything changes when Harry's name flies out of the Goblet of Fire. Suddenly, Y/n is faced with the terrifying reality that one of her best friends is being forced to risk his life in a tournament no fourteen-year-old should ever enter.

As if that weren't enough, Y/n is also struggling with a far more personal storm: her feelings for Hermione Granger. Feelings that have crept in like a slow-burning fire, growing stronger, more undeniable-and far more terrifying-by the day. Every moment she spends with Hermione feels like both a gift and a burden. She wants to reach out, to tell her how she feels, but every time she imagines showing Hermione any kind of affection, she's consumed by fear, anxiety, and a deep, aching shame she can't explain.

Caught in a web of emotions she doesn't fully understand, Y/n finds herself lashing out at the very person she longs to be close to, the tension between them building with every misunderstanding and unspoken word. She's afraid of losing Hermione. She's afraid of being seen. And more than anything, she's afraid of what her feelings mean about who she is.

With Harry facing life-threatening tasks, the school divided over who believes in him, and her own heart threatening to tear itself in half, Y/n must navigate a year that feels more like a battlefield than a school term. It's a year of dragons, secrets, and discovering that the hardest battles are often the ones waged within.

DISCLAIMER! This book follows the plot to J.K. Rowling's book Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I do not own any of the characters. All rights belong to J.K Rowling.