Meet - (𝐘/𝐧) 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐬, an ordinary young woman who unexpectedly finds herself transported into the fantastical realm of Harry Potter as the fraternal twin sister of Ron Weasley.
With no knowledge of how the story will unfold, (Y/n) must tre...
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A/n: Hello, I'm back from a lengthy break, and I've brought along this somewhat subpar chapter. It hasn't been edited yet, so brace yourself for numerous confusing words and grammatical errors. Additionally, this chapter is quite brief. I'm currently lacking motivation to write :((, and I feel it reflects in my writing. Unfortunately, I'm struggling to find the inspiration since my cousin recently passed away - he drowned. His body was missing for a few days, but thankfully, it has been recovered. However, his life cannot be restored. It's truly heartbreaking, especially considering it happened just before Christmas :((. Anyway, If you're still here please do comment or just vote ty.
Edit : this is sorta edited (PLEASE READ I HAVE ADDED A LOT OF SCENES TY).
if you see this * it means it's the era of my mental block so you need to bear with it. PlEase.
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Hermione persistently questioned Harry during their timetable arrangements about his absence from Occlumency lessons with Snape. (Y/n), helping Harry sort his schedule, witnessed Harry's repeated irritated response: "Snape thinks I can manage on my own now that I've grasped the basics." Despite Harry's explanation, Hermione shared her opinion.
However, (Y/n) sensed Harry's deception. The previous night, during Harry's supposed Occlumency session, (Y/n) unexpectedly visualised an immersive scene. It disclosed a startling revelation: a historical link between Snape and James, shedding light on Snape's disdain for Harry, resembling his father, and his vexation towards James. (Y/n) realised she somehow shared Harry's vision, perceiving significant moments. Puzzled by this ability, she sought answers but remained hopeful of understanding and escaping this inexplicable connection.
Harry's lingering gloom since his last encounter with Snape drew Hermione's inquiries. He attributed it to Marietta or a disagreement with Cho, but (Y/n) knew better; these were mere fabrications.
She contemplated the reason behind Harry's detachment, suspecting it related to the Snape-James encounter he witnessed. Aware of Harry's inner turmoil, she waited patiently for him to open up, trusting his eventual confession.
