Novel & Cerita Harry Potter Fanfiction Harry Changes Over The Summer Daphne

She stepped closer to the closet, crossed her arms, and leaned there, still eyeing Daphne. "Everyone changed. I believed Maverick would not be the same in the past," responded Daphne as she placed one red shirt on the luggage. She still aimed to change Clara's perception of Maverick. Clara didn't wholly comprehend her decision. Thus, she would still respect why she was against it.

While still looking at it, I asked, “How is the progress on the relationship between ken and Daphne?” “He is making progress,” she answered. “According to our spy who sent a message a few minutes again, they almost kissed.” I smirked and looked at her. “That girl is more opportunistic than I thought, moving from one man to another as long as they are useful.” I mean, she hasn’t rejected Zachary and she is already in the arms of Ken. It’s for our own good, anyway.” “But,” she said, drawing back my attention. “She controlled herself at the last minute. And Zachary appeared to threaten ken. Although I haven’t spoken to him yet, so I don’t know if he is shaken by it. It was intense.”

He smirked. "You're only distracting me," I grumbled as I met his gaze. "From what I see, you're already decent enough to blend in with other people," he said, examining my attire. Then he gasped for no reason. "Oh, no! But what if you aren't my sister? The little Daphne I know doesn't even bother to comb her hair, which is why she's often mistaken for a witch's daughter... or a vampire’s!"

It reminds me too much of Sophomore year, when Daphne and I were best friends, and before the incident with Harrison. Daphne always wanted to go to every football game, hoping to catch Harrison's attention. She knew if she was friends—or more—with Harrison, that she'd be immediately popular, and it would surely secure her a spot on the Dance Team. Harrison had that much power. She would try and talk to him after every game. It is weird to see her sitting next to him now, such good friends. I wonder what she did to earn it. I notice Daniel on the track, casually jogging. My eyes scan the area until they come upon his track bag. The keys must be in there. He notices me as I walk through the ch

Harper wiped a tear from her own face and hugged me tightly. “Why are you crying, silly girl?” I asked softly. “I’m so happy, Daphne,” she said, her voice catching. “You’ve gone through so much in this pack. You’ve been pushed down, judged, almost lost everything, and now…” she trailed off, overwhelmed with emotion. She held me closer. “I’ve always been your number one fan, Daphne. I always will be,” she whispered. I laughed softly and hugged her back. “I know, Harper. You’re my second love after Theo, obviously,” I teased, making her giggle. The other ladies laughed along, and for a moment, the tension in the room eased.

Summer looked at me with confusion. Daphne, Daphne, my head was in confusion, who was Daphne? Why does she seem familiar yet I couldn't picture her. I opened my phone and went through the pictures, "She is Daphne right?" I asked when I saw a particular person in almost all my pictures and Summer nodded her head in agreement. "Yes, she is Daphne but you don't remember her," Summer paused, waiting for me to answer. "I do, it's just my mind has been all over the place lately," I lied, I didn't want her to find anything suspicious.

Daphne finally found her breath, her face turning a shade of red that almost matched her boots. “You're lying! You're a liar! Andrew doesn't even know you exist! You're the help! You're just the grocery girl!” I didn't answer. I just turned and started heading up the stairs. Daphne was on my heels instantly. “Sophia! Stop! You cannot be serious! You know how I feel about him! He's been my crush since I was sixteen! You have no right even talking to him, let alone marrying him!” I reached Summer's bedroom door and swung around.

My brain lagged, as if it were trying to confirm who the person that just talked to me was. Daphne had always been an obedient and lovely child, but she had undergone an inexplicable change within the past year, changing from a demure and kind girl who often blushed into someone who swore like a pirate all day. I had already lost count of the number of times she had cursed me. My expression became cold, but before I could teach her a lesson, she hopped off the sofa, and shouted, "If you hadn't seduced Dad back in the day, my mom would've been Samantha instead! You're so shameless!"

"And you are...?" Daphne's eyes sparkled with interest, and she launched into a flirtatious conversation with Arlo, completely forgetting about her initial intent to bully me. I watched in amazement as she transformed from a mean girl to a smitten one, her eyes locked onto Arlo's face.

Drake says, trying to keep a straight face. “My son showed me the movies, and what can I say, I’m hooked. I even took the Quiz on Potter and it turns out I’m a Slytherin. Who would have thunk it?” Grace replies. “That explains so much.” Lydia mumbled under her breath, “If you loved the movies, you should read the books. They’re amazing, and they left out one of my favorite characters, Peeves. And I just feel like they didn’t portray Ginny very well in the movies. Like not only is she beautiful, but she’s also extremely smart, and an incredible dueler. She had a crush on Harry when they first met at the train station, and she’s been in love with him since he rescued her from the Basilisks, bu