No one's daughter - Oliver Wood

Indigo thinks Oliver is desperate to prove himself.
Oliver thinks Indigo has never had to prove herself at all.

Raised as the daughter of Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy and the older sister of Draco, she has grown up surrounded by wealth, expectations, and the reputation that comes with one of the most influential pure-blood families in Britain. She knows exactly what is expected of her, and she has never been ashamed of the name she carries. If anything, she has always been proud to be a Malfoy.

Hogwarts, however, has a way of making things more complicated.
Between the politics of the wizarding world, the expectations of her family, and the friendships she has built within Slytherin, Indigo has spent years becoming exactly the kind of witch everyone expects her to be.

Then there is Oliver Wood.
A Gryffindor, a Quidditch fanatic, and one of the few people at Hogwarts who has never seemed particularly impressed by the Malfoy name. Indigo and Oliver have spent nearly five years competing, arguing, and finding new reasons to get under each other's skin. Neither of them is willing to admit that their rivalry has become something much harder to ignore.
As Indigo's sixth year begins, the world around her starts to change. Old beliefs are challenged, loyalties become complicated, and the line between what she has been taught and what she chooses for herself becomes increasingly difficult to see.

Because growing up isn't always about discovering that everything you believed was a lie.
Sometimes, it's about discovering who you are when the world you've always known begins to change.