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Harry said glaring at Daniel who sighed. "Harry do you remember you asked me about the scar on my shoulder?" Rose said turning her head towards Harry who nodded his head. "I got that scar when our school went on a trip. I got that scar after saving Daniel from fire." Harry's eyes widened slightly when he realized what year she was talking about. "You mean that trip when you were fucking 15. Are you kidding me?" Harry said and even Daniel's eyes widened hearing that Rose was only 15 when she saved Daniel. She looked away from Harry pursuing her lips.

― Albus Dumbledore, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire M E Y W A N G | The Asian Potterhead "I am not your friend, Hunter. I do not think we could ever be friends considering the only reason I made acquaintances with you is so that I could use you." This was not what I had planned to say to him but since the words had come out, there was no point in taking them back. I hated to see the pain reflected in his dark eyes, how his smile faltered until it was gone without a trace.

"What I always do at the beginning of every class grade." Harry smiled as he reminded himself that his friend had been the School Prefect, straight, for four years. "You realise this is the twelfth grade, which means the last year in highschool, you should really prepare a much more, should I say, 'memorable speech'." "Boy, you really do underestimate me, don't you?" said Anderson, a wry smile drawn across his face. "Okay, okay," said Harry, hands in the air as if to say, "you win." "I shouldn't have underestimated you."

Which was why, once the witches council put their sights on her --literally, she wore a glass eye throughout her sixth year-- and even more so after the Lilith fiasco, she became a nervous wreck, always wanting to please, but never quite managing to do so. Huge achievement like getting not one but two familiars, and one from the top class at that, were met with curt nods and even more speculation. Calling forth a baricade of fire at such a young age was rewarded with even curter nods coupled with being levelled satisfied gazes with calculative glints. What they were calculating she didn't quite know. Fine and precise spells --luck on her part-- warranted being looked at smugly, enough to m

Every morning was a gift. Nisan had grown quickly, as half-blood children often did. She was already sitting up on her own, reaching for objects with her tiny hands, babbling in a language that only she understood. Her dark hair had thickened, curling around her ears. Her gray eyes had lightened, becoming almost silver in certain lights. The golden glow still flickered beneath her skin, especially when she was happy or excited or hungry. The First Wolf's power was there, watching, waiting, but not interfering. He had learned patience. He had learned that some things could not be rushed.

We look at each other and say nothing because we have built a whole language out of not saying things in hard places. Leo goes into prep at six forty five. He makes a joke about the hospital gown. He always makes a joke about the hospital gown. He is twelve years old and the funniest person in any room he walks into and I press my thumbnail into my palm to keep from crying in front of him because he needs me steady.

my voice broke in half. Adamant, he continued, "Yes, you can. You know when the Sorting Hat placed Neville in Gryffindor?" I nodded weakly, slightly amused at how regular he seemed when dropping Harry Potter reference. "That same fat kid slayed a snake seven years later. You're the Neville, Rashid. You can slay your snake, and you will." "It's slew." I sniffed. "Huh?" "Slew a snake, not slayed." "You're fucking hopeless."

It is hard to chew it as I try my best to smile innocently at Sky who sighs and pokes my full cheeks, commenting that I look like a chipmunk. “Option one from about two hundred and fifty years ago, the Harry Potter Series.” Lia chimes in, motioning the pile of seven movie sitting on the edge of the coffee table. I laugh, watching as Lia begins to take the first movie – Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone. I movie full of magic and a revolution at the end. Seems fitting to what I am dealing with right now. “What the other option?” Sky asks, wrapping his arm around my shoulder and pressing a kiss on my forehead.

That night, under the gaze of the Moon Goddess, I swore I’d grant him sixty-six favors, no matter right or wrong. We weren’t fated mates. However, years ago, Liam had pursued me with a fierce devotion. He even snuck into the dark woods to pick my favorite berries and shielded me on the battlefield time and time again, which gave him sixty-six scars. So, I gave him sixty-six favors. For seven years, he never once used them until six months ago, when Isabella came back. He’d burned through sixty-three of them. This was the sixty-fourth. My chest heaved, and my nails dug into my palms. Slowly, I bowed my head and apologized with the formal Luna etiquette.

"I saw the photos. What were they from?" "Her birthday party," Laila replied. "Everyone dressed up. She insisted. Said it wasn't a real party unless everyone committed fully." Jordan let out a quiet laugh and moved toward the counter, grabbing a bottle of water and handing it to her like it was second nature. "What about Halloween this year?" "Hogwarts students," Laila said, pulling out her phone. "Group costume with her friends. They argued for weeks about houses." Jordan chuckled as she showed him the picture. "Gryffindor. Of course she is."