Just Strangers -- ||n. Black x m. Hazelwood||

❝Loving a woman was considered a sin in our world, a sin of unjust love. I knew the dangers of entangling myself within her embrace and her skin, I knew it was wrong - but no wrongs make a right when the urge to defy that sin grew stronger than that of a stranger.

A wonderful stranger...❞

The grounds of a growing lady were that of her duties. Never indulge in your own opinion, marry a man of the same status, and uphold her families' traditions and pass them down onto her children and descendants. But traditions could be broken by sin. Sin was taboo, treason, and reason for disownment of the family.

It was a sin to fall in love with a woman, even so, a woman from a blood traitorous family.

Narcissa Black knew this, she knew the sin and her duty to uphold her families traditions, loving a blood traitor would risk expulsion from her family... yet she couldn't remove herself from those beautiful blue eyes of the Gryffindor lady, Maquia Hazelwood.