Daughter of the Moon

Daughter of the Moon

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It's not easy to be something when you don't know who you are. Hya struggles with her identity. Her whole life she thought she was just another orphan, but then she gets a letter from Hogwarts. Glad to begin her new life, she goes to Hogwarts with her new friends. But then something happens, and she has to keep that a secret. Or she could lose everything. Also available in Dutch This story is taking a long time to write, sorry about that.
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