The Babbling Chronicles

Subject:	Part CCXXIV - turing every shade of red imanganable
Time:	1:47 am.
Mood:	neive.
Music:	"It`s Not Easy Being A Vampire" by Edward Cedric Diggory Cullen.

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Summary: we’re all used to the tales of people from new generations or the golden trio’s time or the marauders or even the founders but I’m not going to tell you when this takes place because honestly I don’t really know myself but all that matters is that she could have been in a time where people where rejoicing from the first school for witches and wizards ever or from a time of people laughing and joking about the marauders or from a time where people worship the boy who lived or from a time where people are happy many years after the war when everything seems perfect but what if it’s not well at least for one person I mean it seems like they know everyone and it’s always about someone who saves something or has some truly tragic tale or anything but what about someone who was seen but never noticed this is the diary of a girl who has friends but never felt attached to one particular person just something in common which draws them together
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I looked back at her face her glorious yet different yet beautiful yet odd purple eyes reflecting possibly the last thing she had ever seen, I looked up at the stars and gasped, every star was brighter every star was like her eyes glorious yet different yet beautiful yet odd.
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Andromeda, Bellatrix and McGonagall had fallen in love with the little girl at first glance. Those eyes gorgeous and innocent enough to melt even Satan’s heart. Rodolphus, Ted and Severus had all been gobsmacked at how something so little could be so beautiful and innocent. Dumbledore . . . well Dumbledore had been quite take with the girl. He was visibly mesmerized by her eyes, as was everyone. He treated her as if she was his own granddaughter.
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Time:	2:09 am.
Mood:	thoughtful.

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