Someday.

Gaunt. A name Hogwarts hadn't heard in years. At least not since three years ago. Eleanor and Charlotte Gaunt, the prodigal daughters, have returned to Hogwarts. The summer before their seventh year was supposed to be a beginning. A happy return. Instead, it felt like an ending. After a brutal move back to London, the Gaunt twins find themselves paralyzed in the tightening grip of the second Wizarding War. While some things remain unchanging as ever, the world around them has fractured into a landscape of shifting loyalties and whispered threats.

In their new reality, loyalty is a matter of survival. The twins must navigate the thin line between their own moral compasses and the edges of the Dark Mark that has been freshly seared into their skin. Although teenagers, they are no longer just students but soldiers in a war they had no part in starting. The Dark Lord demands everything and gives back nothing.

Yet, amidst the darkness, an old flame flickers with a forbidden light.

Eleanor Gaunt and Draco Malfoy. Once childhood sweethearts, bound by innocent promises and shared sweets, are now reunited in a world that has no room for sentiment. This is no longer a game of schoolyard drama but of a battlefield where emotions are a liability and disloyalty is a death sentence.

In the suffocating silence of lonely nights, they cling to a single word: Someday.

Someday, they will live the life they had imagined.
Someday, the mark on their arms will fade in a distant memory.
Someday, they won't have to bury the feelings they have fought so hard to hide.

But war is brutal and although there are survivors, there are no winners. The question that remains is: Is Someday attainable, or is it merely a beautiful lie crafted to keep them moving toward the inevitable?