A Whole New Life
Disclaimer- I do not own any thing that you recognize, it belongs to the goddess of Fantasy.*insert drumroll* J.K. Rowling!
Lily Evans was sitting up in her bedroom listening to music, hoping to drown out her parents fighting. She lifted up her earphone, heard the screaming of her father, and sighed. They seemed to be fighting a lot more lately. Lily was rather pretty, but no one ever noticed it. She never cared or pretended to care about her looks, she was always reading. She had chin length deep red hair and brilliantly green eyes. Unlike much of her family, she was rather short for an eleven-year-old. She was only 4'7" tall. Lily was short for Lillian, and she hated it. She was never popular, mainly because her thirteen-year-old sister Petunia loved to say that Lily was a freak for no reason at all. A lot of odd things seemed to happen when Lily was around, though. "Ahh! Get it away from me!" Lily heard Petunia scream. She sprinted from her bedroom to Petunia's room. She stopped suddenly at the sight before her eyes. There was an owl in her room, and it was carrying a letter. Petunia was running around trying to get away from it. She yelled, "Lillian Mary Evans! Why did you let an OWL into my room? You know I'm terrified of birds!" "I never LET it into your room," Lily said calmly, "I've never seen it before!" By this time, their parents had entered the room. Alexandra Evans looked confused, but Jeremy Evans gasped and all the color drained from his face. "Oh my gosh, Allie!" he cried, "Lily's a witch, I'm sure of it!" Lily said, "How do you know the letter's for me if you've never seen it before?" "Well," her father said, "My mother, your grandmother was a witch. In the attic, we have her letter to a school of magic. That letter, well, it looks exactly like the one upstairs." Lily gasped, then went over to the owl and untied the letter on its leg. She then opened the letter and began to read. "Dear Ms. Evans, We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted at Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry."
Disclaimer- I do not own any thing that you recognize, it belongs to the goddess of Fantasy.*insert drumroll* J.K. Rowling!
Lily Evans was sitting up in her bedroom listening to music, hoping to drown out her parents fighting. She lifted up her earphone, heard the screaming of her father, and sighed. They seemed to be fighting a lot more lately. Lily was rather pretty, but no one ever noticed it. She never cared or pretended to care about her looks, she was always reading. She had chin length deep red hair and brilliantly green eyes. Unlike much of her family, she was rather short for an eleven-year-old. She was only 4'7" tall. Lily was short for Lillian, and she hated it. She was never popular, mainly because her thirteen-year-old sister Petunia loved to say that Lily was a freak for no reason at all. A lot of odd things seemed to happen when Lily was around, though. "Ahh! Get it away from me!" Lily heard Petunia scream. She sprinted from her bedroom to Petunia's room. She stopped suddenly at the sight before her eyes. There was an owl in her room, and it was carrying a letter. Petunia was running around trying to get away from it. She yelled, "Lillian Mary Evans! Why did you let an OWL into my room? You know I'm terrified of birds!" "I never LET it into your room," Lily said calmly, "I've never seen it before!" By this time, their parents had entered the room. Alexandra Evans looked confused, but Jeremy Evans gasped and all the color drained from his face. "Oh my gosh, Allie!" he cried, "Lily's a witch, I'm sure of it!" Lily said, "How do you know the letter's for me if you've never seen it before?" "Well," her father said, "My mother, your grandmother was a witch. In the attic, we have her letter to a school of magic. That letter, well, it looks exactly like the one upstairs." Lily gasped, then went over to the owl and untied the letter on its leg. She then opened the letter and began to read. "Dear Ms. Evans, We are pleased to inform you that you have been accepted at Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry."