All Ginny wanted was a normal life free of Harry Potter. She knew her feelings would never be reciprocated. Afterall, why would the great Harry Potter care about a little girl like her? Harry's fourth year had not been the same as before because he was beginning to feel like the third wheel within Ron and Hermione. Why couldn't he be like other fourteen year olds, who seem so busy with families, friends and relationships, while all he could feel was the silence inside his heart. How could he ever love a person when his life had been one that was full of loneliness and turmoil?

Harry finally notices Ginny but it may be too late.

Was it an illusion or was it reality? They don’t really know. But what happened that night at the church changed the dynamics of their relationship forever.

The stars can be wrong. It has happened before.

Harry was too late. He didn’t tell Ginny in time and he may have lost her forever. Now Harry must come to terms with the fact that she would never really know how he truly felt about her.

Can Harry and Ginny do the impossible and turn illusion into reality?

They are two different people from completely different backgrounds. The girl is the youngest only daughter in a very big loving family. Being her mother’s baby girl, she is very protective of her and doesn’t want her to grow up. The boy is an only child that lost his parents when he was still a baby. Forced to grow up faster than he should, he has never experienced the feeling of love and being loved all his life. Burdened by fame as a result of his lightning scar, all he wants is a normal life. …and they find themselves under the mistletoe once again.