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By the time Vivienne C. Hawthorne steps through the doors of Hogwarts, everyone already knows her name.
Her parents are two of Britain's most celebrated magical inventors, responsible for creating several inventions used throughout the wizarding world. Her family's fortune is enormous, her surname is practically legendary, and Vivienne herself has been featured in the Daily Prophet since she was a child.
So when she suddenly transfers to Hogwarts halfway through the school year, everyone wants to know why.
Within hours, the rumors begin.
Did something happen at her old school?
Why did her parents send her here?
Is she really as talented as everyone says?
Who is she going to date?
Fred Weasley couldn't care less.
At least, that's what he tells himself.
Fred has no interest in impressing some famous, wealthy girl. His family's nothing like hers, and he's far more concerned with his and George's dream of opening their own joke shop.
But then Arabella laughs at one of his jokes.
Then she helps him with a prank.
Then she starts sitting with the Weasleys at breakfast.
And suddenly Fred finds himself looking for her in the Great Hall before he even realizes he's doing it.
Vivienne, meanwhile, discovers that Fred is the first person at Hogwarts who doesn't care about her surname, her parents, or her family's money.
With Fred, she's not Vivienne Hawthorne, famous heiress.
She's just Vivienne.
But Hogwarts notices everything.
Soon whispers about the famous new girl and the Weasley twin spread throughout the castle, and Vivienne's parents aren't exactly thrilled about their daughter's new friendship.
Because in their eyes, Fred Weasley is everything Vivienne shouldn't want.
He's reckless.
He's unpredictable.
He doesn't come from money.
And he's certainly not the sort of boy her parents imagined standing beside their daughter.
Everyone thinks Vivienne is out of Fred Weasley's league.
Fred is starting to wonder if she's the one person he could never afford to lose