Betrothed to the Serpent

Betrothed to the Serpent

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"No one can change a person, but someone can be a person's reason to change." Some villain's don't always remain evil when the story concludes. Depending on how you view it, some villain's are just tragic hero's in their own narrative... and some villain's like Draco Malfoy are created through misguided family beliefs. Is he truly the big and bad serpent people make him out to be? If Draco had someone to confine in, a love to chase after, or even a friend to lead him... would things have ended differently? Adeline Lestrange (Black) was not a kind Hufflepuff or a cleaver Ravenclaw, and she could never see herself as courageous Gryffindor. She was and would always be, a proud and fiercely cunning pure-blooded Slytherin. From a young age, she and Draco were destined to be betrothed, but no one considering the possibility of the pair hating each other. Would things actually go as planned or would everything come tumbling down around them... like the walls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? Everybody knows the story of and loves Harry Potter, "the boy who lived"... but what about the boy that had no choice? And what about the girl who had?
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Aurelia never asked for a legacy... not the name, not the bloodline, and definitely not the secrets that came with it. When her she decided to transfer to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from Beauxbatons Academy, it wasn't a dream come true. It was a complication. It feels like a shift, like something her mother hoped to delay. But still, she boards the train-half-curious, half-dreading the truth she'll find between stone corridors, whispered spells, and eyes that seem to already know her. She's not a hero. She's not a villain. She's something in between-and magic doesn't forget people like her. At Hogwarts, Aurelia must navigate cryptic professors, ancient family ties, and a boy with sharp eyes and sharper words. As tensions rise and shadows gather, Aurelia begins to wonder: Was she brought to Hogwarts by fate... or by force? "You think this is funny? You think you're better than me?" "I don't think I'm better than you, Malfoy. I just have enough self-respect not to cry 'daddy' every time I embarrass myself." "You don't know a thing about my father-" "And yet he's in every sentence you say. Are you sure you're Draco or just his overly dramatic echo?" In a world where names hold power and pasts refuse to stay buried, Aurelia must decide who she is-before someone else decides for her.

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