Healing Charm Harry Potter Novels & Stories

“You got in!” Liam let out a whoop and ruffled my hair like an annoying older brother. “Hell yeah, Nurse Bella.” Harper just smiled and rose slowly from her chair. “Told you,” she said, reaching into her coat pocket. “You're meant for more than hiding.” She pressed something cool into my palm. A small charm—silver, shaped like a wolf’s paw, etched with delicate runes along the toes. “For luck,” she said. My throat tightened. I couldn’t speak. I just nodded, closing my fingers around the charm.

“But I’ve been there.” That made me freeze. “You’re serious?” “As a heart attack. My boyfriend, Liam? He couldn’t keep his eyes off his ex. Went to the sorceress, bought a charm. Two drops of her potion in his whiskey, and now he can’t stop saying my name.” “Cassie—” “I’m telling you, girl, it works. You pay her, she gives you what you need. Just don’t piss her off. Old lady’s half-blind and half-crazy, but she delivers.”

She moved towards me. "It's perfume," I answered, my brow furrowing at the absurdity of her question. What does perfume have to do with anything, I thought. "No, Leon," she corrected me, her smirk widening, "It's not just any perfume. It's a Potion of Charm." My heart thudded in my chest. I remembered Hiro mentioning the Potion of Charm before. This bottle of potion has to be the same one she used on Eris and the prince, making them believe they were meant to be together.

So with that, I finally made up my mind. I took a potion inside my drawer, one that I had been keeping handy in urgent cases like this. It was a special potion given to me as a gift by one of our allies, the Witch Cavern. They specialized in making different charms like the one that would make bountiful crops, intensify the mate bond, and other stuff. Their leader gifted me a special one, a charm that could make my scent disappear for a period of time. I was saving this for so long and now, it was the time to use it.

I picked up the note and read: These are your maintenance potions. The instructions are on the back. In the box is a charm that will help even more. You’ll be wheelchair-bound for a little while, but the experts say that with a week or two on the potions and with the charm and you’ll be able to move around freely.

He then said as he grabbed her hips before he starts thrusting into them as hard as he could, getting her to scream and moan with wild lust. Hours passed before he had finally had his way with her. Leaving Junip broken and half-dead on the floor once he was done. "I guess I should heal you." He said as he looked down at her with pity. "Heal." He said as he cast the magic on her, mending her broken body in an instant. "I think it's time that you sleep, my sweat." He then said, finally casting his charm on her before he clicked his fingers. "Time to sleep and forget..."

This was because this aura was similar to the aura he had sensed when he came here to help her remove the Soul-silencing Curse. Soon, Zidane returned. Kayson took over the charm paper and drew something on it. This was the “Fixate Charm” he had learned from the Shamanian Society, and it was the perfect counter to the Extermination Curse. The last time he had gotten some charm papers from Poison Pop, one of them was the Fixate Charm.

He even reaches out and adjusts the necklace for her. A sharp pain rips through my chest. The mate bond is starting to crack. Chloe’s eyes land on the blood-red charm on the altar. "Ooh, what's this? Such a pretty design." "It's a Bonding Charm," I say, my voice hoarse. "Drawn with my magic and my heart’s blood." "A Bonding Charm?" Chloe's eyes light up. "Jayden, you prepared such a special gift to celebrate my one-year anniversary with the pack! You’re so thoughtful!"

“That sounds like advice from Selene.” “I don’t give advice like Selene,” the healer said, amused. “I give directions.” She took a small bone charm from a shelf and pressed it into my palm. “Hold this when you practice. It remembers circles. It will help your feet find the edge when your fear makes the ground slide.” I closed my fingers around the smooth white shape. It was warm from her hand. It felt like a promise. Kael cleared his throat. “What do we pay?” Her mouth softened. “You already did.”

Everyone in South City knew that Stella Wallace and Julian Quinn were famous for never getting along. As Julian’s fiancee in name only, Stella had laid out three rules. He was not allowed to go street racing. He was not allowed to stay out all night. Above all, he was not allowed to go see his crush, Yara Xenford. Julian deliberately went against her. He would either race along every inch of South City’s mountain roads or spend the entire night drinking at a private club until he could barely stand. On Stella’s birthday, he even purposely kissed Yara under a sky full of fireworks. He made a complete fool of Stella in front of everyone. Everyone was waiting for the drama to begin. They