Dear Mum and Dad,

Things are going well. I have loads of homework to do, but I thought I should tell you about my classes. Everything here is absolutely brilliant. Here are my classes:

Defense Against the Dark Arts (Professor Weasley as she has ordered me to call her): Speaks for long periods of times, but gives us precise information. I managed to write the vast majority of it down, but I sometimes don't catch what she's saying. On the first day she assigned us a twelve inch parchment on the Banishing Charm—what it's purpose is, it's incantation, reverse spell, and situations it would be acceptable in. I could barely write three inches before I ran out of ideas. It's due in two days and I haven't got a clue what to do about it.

Herbology (Professor Longbottom): He seems very nervous sometimes, but gives us clear instruction and is easy on the homework. His daughter Helena (named after Helena Ravenclaw as she mentions every two minutes) is a herbology genius and a stuck-up know-it-all if you ask me. Not to be rude or anything.

Charms (Professor Flitwick): He is easy on us, but is constantly mentioning Rose Weasley as if she's in the room or something. Apparently, she was able to make her feather levitate on her first try, and in the words of Flitwick, "Merlin's beard, Rose, the only other person who has come even close to that would be your amazingly brilliant mother, Hermione Granger. It took her only three attempts!" He emphasized 'amazingly brilliant'. He just assigned us to practice levitating feathers, which so far, I've only been able to make it shake slightly side to side on the table.

Astronomy (Fienze): Well, dad, he seems like quite a fan of yours. He raves about you and your bravery defeating Voldemort, and of course when we mentioned this to Professor Trewlaney she had predicted all of this long ago. She also predicted that tomorrow I'm going to be locked in a broom closet with a troll and my enemy is seeking revenge on me and if I don't act soon, I will be in grave danger. She's quite the joke, isn't she?

Flying: I was able to call my broom to my side on my first try, and in the words of Madame Hooch, "You are more natural at flying then your father was I daresay!" Looks like on winter break we're going to have to have a game of quidditch, shall we? Also, I'm being recruited for the Gryffindor quidditch team—in my first year! Only you, Oliver Wood (whoever that is) and James of course have ever accomplished that.

History of Magic (Professor Binns): I would rather not discuss this, for James has decided to rub it in my nose that I've already landed myself in detention for not completing my introduction for the essay entitled: Voldemort's Rise to power, two generations. For goodness sake's my father is Harry Potter I think I know the events that took place! In the words of Helena, "His head is full of Waxburt's."

Transfiguration (Professor Chang): She is a fun teacher, alright, but if we don't do the work required, I discovered to my dismay, she can be a right foul git. She threatened me with a week's worth of detention but then stopped midsentence and said she was being irrational considering I was the son of you, dad. What does that even mean? I'm glad for it, but it was so abrupt. It's a bit hard, but I'm getting the hang of it.

Potions (Professor McLaggen): All the girls claim he's "devilishly handsome" but I think he's quite the hothead. He has something against Rose it seems, quite curious. He doesn't hate me nor does he mind me, and I suppose it's better than being hated. Potions is really easy. We're brewing some simple concoctions already which is advanced material for our age, but we're a talented class McLaggen says.

Care of Magical Creatures ("Professor Hagrid" he insists to be called): He's easy, and it's a fun class (pardon the lack of detail, my hand is aching now and I still have to finish my introduction and essay).

Professor McGonagall is always smiling at me, and I suppose sometime I should introduce myself. Also, I purchased one of George Weasley's U-No-Poo's pill. Today, Scorpius claimed that the thresholds we had been studying with Hagrid (which none of us could see) were "disturbingly insufficient to Hogwart's curriculum" and caused him to have
"severe headaches", I gave him the pill and promised it was from Madame Pomfrey. He's not smart that Mayfoy boy, and believed every bit I said. Suppose his father didn't tell him much. However, his reaction was well worth the detention Hagrid later explained to me as "absolutely necessary otherwise unfair treatment towards me" and so on. So, I've landed myself in two detentions already and have a large stack of homework to be done over the weekend. It's better than James who has three detentions in a row with McGonagall herself. Don't ask and don't mention my name. Remember mum, I don't need a howler sent or even a strongly worded letter sent. Detentions themselves and loads of homework are enough punishment as it is.

Fred, James and I were walking in the corridors the other day when we came upon a piece of parchment tucked behind none other than the gargoyles that guarded McGonagall's office. We grabbed it, and it read, 'The Maurder's Map'. Of course, Fred wrote to Uncle George and he gave us the answer of how it worked. He also said that you had used it one time as a secret passageway to Hogesmade? It was something that sparked my interest. Well, hope you guys are having fun at home. Tell Lily we miss her and James says he'll send something back from Hogesmade's from the both of us. He's bloody lucky alright since he's in his third year.

Bye now. Love, Albus AND JAMES

P.S. This letter was written in an hour time period by and only by Albus. Not James.

Dear Albus and James,

ALBUS SEVERUS POTTER AND JAMES SIRIUS POTTER YOU TWO ARE IN EXTREME TROUBLE. YOU HAVE FIVE DETENTIONS TOGETHER IN THE FIRST WEEK ALREADY? IF YOU KEEP UP THIS BEHAVIOR IT WILL LEAD STRAIGHT TO YOUR EXPLUSION. YOU BROKE THE RECORD FOR SURE BEATING FRED AND GEORGE WHO WERE ALWAYS STIRRING UP TROUBLE. NEVERMIND THAT, BUT ONE MORE TOE OUT OF LINE AND YOUR FATHER AND I WILL COME DIRECTLY TO HOGWARTS OURSELVES AND REMOVE YOU UNTIL YOU LEARN TO BEHAVE YOURSELF. THIS IS YOUR ONLY WARNING. WATCH YOURSELVES. THIS INCLUDES BEHAVIOR AND ACADEMIC! And Lily says she looks forward to her special package coming back, and requires it weigh nothing under five pounds. Of course, that's a joke, so don't go spending all your money James because we will not be sending more. Additionally, how in the name of magic did James end up with three detentions in a row with the headmistress herself? Anyways, work hard throughout your third year and first year and you'll be rewarded. I'm serious when I say that. Send everyone there my love. Can't wait until Christmas break! Love, Mum.

Wow, you broke Fred and George's record. In fact, I'm sure you broke Sirius' and James' records. Of course, I speak of my godfather and father. Don't mention any of this to Fred, because he'll mention it to your uncle, and we don't want to upset him. Anyways, about Hagrid, tell him I say hi, and that we invite him to stay with us over Christmas break if he hasn't already made plans. Also, a tip for the Maurder's Map that George may have forgotten to mention: if somebody suddenly disappears off the map, it's because they have entered the Room of Requirement. I'm sure your uncle George has told Fred all about the Room of Requirement. It's probably scorched and forgotten ever since…then. Nevertheless, I suggest you find it when you have time and you are alone (excluding James and Fred). Finish those essays and such, and practice hard if you want to be recruited for the quidditch team! Congratulations on Gryffindor again, we're all very proud of you. Love, dad.

(Don't mention this to mom, but hand this lot of money to James so he can purchase you, him and Lily something extra. I suggest at Honeyduke's.)

Dear Mum and Dad,

James found a way to wiggle himself out of detentions. It was just luck that's all. Of course, however, he didn't tell me what he did and insisted that in order to make the message very clear I was to be punished with detention. A whole two hours with Professor Binns, and then an hour after that with Hagrid, which won't be bad I assume. He says we're going into the Forbidden Forest, which is the perfect time to scope it out. Don't worry mum, I wouldn't dare step one toe out of line considering your dangerous threat. I finished my introduction and may I say it is exceptional. Hopefully I will be able to skip detention considering the quality of it. Rose read over my essay for her mum, and told me it was so awful that she would not allow herself to even finish it. She's a right foul nasty git. I don't care if she's my cousin—she's cruel. She made me walk all the way to the owlrey to feed her stupid owl and you think that she would be able to repay the favor. Instead, she insults me. If we were in different houses it would be much simpler.

Thanks again dad, for those few extra tips for my…homework and quidditch. I went down to the pitch with Connor the other day who's the quidditch captain, and he said that my skill was undeniable. He's going to consult with the head of our house (Professor McGonagall) as well as the Gryffindor team. Apparently, I am "seeker material". All I can say is that when I stepped into Hogwarts, I already had a name for myself. James who's on the team already as a seeker threatened me. "If you take my position as seeker you can just kiss your broom goodbye…" but they're useless. I wouldn't want to be a seeker, but rather a keeper. They both require stealth.

I'm finding out more and more about Tom Riddle, and I have some questions for my essay. I'll write a separate list of questions that one of you could answer. Thanks, love you lots. Albus & James.

Dear boys,

I had been rushing with my last letter because I had to take Lily to a doctor's appointment and I didn't want the owl flying through the snow storm. First off, don't go badmouthing people like that, especially your cousin or our dear friends. I don't care how much you are irritated with them; it's no excuse to act like that. Furthermore, you must send the questions about Voldemort before we can answer them. Congratulations on quidditch by the way!

Your father will be at the next Hogesmade's visit, I will inform you in advance due to the fact he's been assigned there for this visit and this visit only. Pass that on to James please, he'll be delighted to know. As for the Maurder's Map, please don't be getting yourself into trouble, it seems as if you're in enough already. Lily is eager for the package she says. Love you lots! Love, Mum.

Boys: Congratulations on quidditch! I wish we could all practice together, but if you need any tips feel free to ask. As for the Voldemort questions…what your mother said. Did you ask Hagrid by the way about Christmas? The whole family is spending Christmas together! Tell Teddy he's also invited obviously, and we expect to see him! Sorry I'm in such a hurry, the auror office has been pretty busy these days due to figuring out the Azkaban scenario. Yes, that is still going on. The solutions don't seem to be among us. Be safe boys, see you soon. Love, dad.

Dear Mum and dad,

Today, we had herbology like usual with the Slytherians. However, Professor Longbottom told us to partner up with somebody from the opposite house. It was quite awkward I have to admit, but eventually I looked over at Scorpius Malfoy and asked him to be my partner. He first said no and included a few other choice words, but when I apologized for what I had done the other day, he reluctantly agreed to partner up with me. Neither one of us enjoyed it at first, because there was some abundant tension between us. But, as the lesson continued, we started talking more about random things (the task Longbottom assigned us to required no thinking whatsoever). Turns out, he isn't as bad as Uncle Ron made him out to be. He also forgave me quite easily, and said that he would use that sometime on this Perkins girl. He's a Malfoy alright, and apparently his father was a bugger, but Scorpius isn't bad at all. He's actually quite friendly and I found him hilarious. I told James of this, and he mocked me, and then said in a whimsical voice, "Oh, Albus, you're in love."

Anyways, we've been hanging out together more on the weekends, and in fact, two days ago, we visited Hagrid together. Hagrid was very wary about him at first, but then came to the conclusion I did. He's not like his father. Also, Hagrid is for sure coming for Christmas break. Teddy, however, can only come for a few days because he's spending Christmas with his grandmother.

I thought things were going very well, but then, as I was walking behind the quidditch pitch to grab an extra broomstick for this other kid interested in playing for the Gryffindor quidditch team, I saw Vitorie and Teddy snogging—again! It's absolutely ridiculous! The funny thing is, dad, I heard you and a girl named Cho Chang had a thing one time. Well, guess who James took as his Hogesmade date? Katryn Chang. Cho's daughter. It's ironic if you ask me.

There has been no use whatsoever for the Maurder's Map…yet. As for my questions for Voldemort, Rose gave me all the answers. I get the sense she's a loner, for she spends most of her time in the library. Even if it's shining bright, she's in the library. How absurd! Poor girl, I've tried talking to her and all she does is insult me! I've already ranted about this so it's no use.

Dad, since you're an auror, I thought I would report this to you. I was flying high on my broomstick above the quidditch pitch when I saw a hooded figure. I suddenly became very emotionally drained, and felt extremely depressed. When I asked Rose about it, she said those were certain signs of dementors. She's already written to Uncle Ron, but I wanted to write to you too considering on your third year you could produce a full patrunous! I can't wait to see what mine is.

James is standing over my shoulder right now and says he's excited to see you, dad, in Hogesmade but that if you embarrass him he'll hex you. Better watch out, that's some serious danger right there. Ouch, he whacked me with his stupid Charms book! I'll get him alright. But for now, we've got some…business to attend to. It's in celebration of actually making it through two full weeks with most of our assignments completed and turned in on time, as well as no detentions! Well, we miss you! Love, Albus and James.

Dear Albus,

Are you absolutely positive what you saw? About the dementors? Please describe everything in detail, for if this is a false accusation there will be severe consequences. Nonetheless, we believe you fully. It's dangerous out there, Albus and James. Here's the deal. I need you to promise never to repeat this to your mother or you two will be in loads of trouble. James must hand over the cloak of invisibility only for the afternoon at Hogesmade to Albus. Albus, you'll make up some fake alibi to tell Rose if she comes looking or if anybody does that'll make sense. Then, slip on the invisibility cloak and look at the Maurder's Map. You'll see there are several secret passageways. All of them are sealed, excluding the one in the northeast wing by the Ravenclaw common room. If you go through the portrait, you are to go through the tunnel until you reach the back of another portrait. Open it quietly, and then sneak out through the door which you will find at the end of the staircase to your right. Be quick, because it is the home of Aberforth Dumbledore you will be in. I will be distracting him temporarily for you to get by. Then, you should be at the Shrieking Shack no later than 2 o'clock sharp. No excuses. I will be there, and you, James and I will all practice patronus charms. This is vital you learn for now. The headmistress would not allow first years or seconds years to go to Hogesmade—no exceptions. If you are caught, you could risk expulsion. That goes for you as well James. Work with stealth. Additionally, I want you to bring along a few people. These people and these people only: Fred Weasley, Scorpius Malfoy, Rose Weasley, yourself, James, Victoire Weasley and Teddy Lupin. You seven will come in pairs up to the shrieking shack, and obscure your faces. Show this letter to only those seven, and never let it leave your hands. Once you all see it and are clear of the plan burn this letter. Understand? This could be very easy, but if somebody is stupid it could cost us all. Good luck. See you in Hogesmade at the shrieking shack at 2 o'clock SHARP.

Love, Dad.

Dear Dad,

I'm glad you were able to pull off that lie to Professor McLaggen. The other six have one detention to serve, although Rose was sobbing that night, and wrote to her mum. I, however, had managed to escape in time not to be spotted. I expect you'll be hearing from her soon. At least, on the bright side, however, we all learned to produce a full patronus, except for Teddy. He's only managed to get the tail of some creature. We're all teaching him though, and he's worked valiantly. Also, Malfoy warned me to warn you that his father was absolutely infuriated and was due to have a talk with you face to face. Good luck wiggling out of that one, dad. I discovered later at night while I was practicing that my patronus was a lion. I very much like that because it relates to Godric Gryffindor. Rose informed me his patronus was likewise a lion, henceforth the lion represented the Gryffindors.

Not to snitch or anything, but James snogged Katryn! How ridiculous, who would want to snog a girl? They're this confusing spieces…don't show mum this. But, there is this one girl, her name is Rohlanda Dursley. She was muggle born, and told me the other day of how her parents are the kindest people in the world. She raves about them, but is a very nice girl.

I also have some questions about the order, because we have an essay that's due after break. I'll just ask you in a few days when I see you. Well, tell Lily we have her sweets from Honeydukes and can't wait to see all of you!

Love, Albus AND JAMES

Dear Professor McGonagall,

As you know, seven kids were discovered in the shrieking shack with me. I believe I owe you an explanation. Albus was very concerned because when he was flying above the quidditch pitch, he claimed to have seen a dementor, given that it was a hooded figure and he displayed the correct symptoms. I reported this to Minister himself immediately, and he sent us out to investigate. However, we saw no traces of a dementor lurking on the premises of Hogwarts. Given this, we could not do anything further to ensure the safety of the students except add more protection spells to the remaining ones. Albus insisted his was positive what he had seen, and so I thought it was in his best interest along with other members of my family (and then some), to teach them the patronus charm. I admit that I regret making this decision without your permission, and ordering the other kids to oblige to my decision. Thus, I must beg of you to release the students from detention. I will surely do anything that clears them of detention. Thank you, and my most sincere apologies.

Sincerely, Harry Potter.

Dear Mr. Potter,

Although I hear your plea, the students were fully aware of the actions they were taking and the consequences they would receive. However, the detentions will only be served for an hour. I would like to discuss more with you. Please visit Hogwarts on the 17th of January at 5 o'clock sharp. Mr. Filch will be awaiting your arrival at the gates. Thank you, and good day to you.

Sincerely, Minerva McGonagall

Dear Hermione,

Harry has just informed me that this evening he visited Hogwarts on the invite of Professor McGonagall herself! Did you see him at all? There, during the kids "detention", they only practiced their patronus charm more. So, in actuality, it was not a detention whatsoever, and I believe you owe Harry an apology. I say this was sensitivity, because I think all he was looking for was to keep the kids safe. I miss you lots, and I'll be back from Romania in about three days. Charlie says hi. Love, Ron.

Dear Ron,

I owe him an apology!? Are you out of your mind!? He put the kids is risk of expulsion! He did it right under my nose as well, which makes it ten times worse! Rose should have come to her senses, but still, Harry placed her in a very bad situation! He received a howler from me yesterday, and I fully intend to send him another one if I don't receive an apology! I'm very proud of Rose, but she still landed herself in detention because of him! You expect me to apologize to him because of all that?! You are thick in the head, Ronald Weasley. Consider yourself lucky if you yourself don't receive a howler shortly! Additionally, if you plan on returning home in three days, this better not be mentioned again, with the exception of an apology. That's final. –Hermione

Dear Harry,

Hermione is absolutely furious! I presume you know by now. I'm afraid to return home! Charlie advised me to never return home, which is out of question, but what do I do? Because of you bloke Hermione is mad at the whole family! I wonder how Hugo's taking it, poor little lad. Ginny watches him anyways during the day, so I assume she can't lecture him that long. Don't you ever mention this to Hermione or I'll hex your head off, but I believe it was right of what you did. Rose knows how to protect herself against dementors. I admit, when we searched the grounds, something was off. Also, she has threatened to send another howler if you don't respond with an apology. I would just send the apology, it's not worth another howler. See ya mate. Ron.

Dear Hermione,

I'm really sorry for what situation I put Rose in. To be honest I thought it was in their best interest—for their safety, and I don't believe that deserves two howlers. Besides, it was rather a reinforcement of the training session I gave them at Hogesmade. I talked with Rose, and she seemed fine about it. Ginny is already giving me a hard enough time, and I really don't need you to be as well. I know I made a mistake. I regret it. I've owned up to it, and apologized. What more can I do? –Harry

Dear Mum,

I am writing back to your letter. I did talk to Uncle Harry and assure him I was fine with the whole situation. I mean that. I learned something very valuable I couldn't have taught myself, and there were truly no consequences for it. Yes, we received a "detention", but all we did was practice the patronus more. You'll be happy to know my patronus is otter, just likes yours. Something very bittersweet occurred, but I didn't dare mention it. Fred Weasley's patronus was a hyena. I distinctly remember dad mentioning before his brother Fred had also been a hyena. I accidently stumbled upon a letter, it was addressed to me, but inside it had a letter for Fred. Of course, curiosity overcame me, and I noticed Uncle George saying to Fred in the letter that he was the luckiest father, for his son was just like his twin, and he could now produce a patronus again. Pardon me asking, but when Uncle Fred died, was Uncle George unable to produce a patronus? I would have asked you this and told you all in person, but I don't know whether you're home or not. Love you lots, Rose.

Hey dad,
I was wondering how to get into the room of requirement. Thanks and respond soon. Also make Roxanne stop sending me pictures of her stupid owl. I mean at least if she has to tell her to send all twenty pictures altogether once a month. Thanks, Fred.

Dear Freddie,

You have to go in the east wing near Professor Flitwick's room (if he still has the same room). You'll see a blank wall where most peculiarly no paintings are hung. When you stand outside the wall (and nobody is watching for it's our little secret), and think of the purpose you need it. It has to be a real purpose. Say, you have a sudden urge to go bed, a door will appear, and when you walk inside, there will be lots of beds. It transforms into anything that you need it to be if it's purposeful. Use the Maurder's Map, you'll see if anybody's watching. Plus, there are two entrances. You'll discover the second one when you enter the room. Keep on troublemaking! Love, dad.

P.S. Roxanne after arguing obliged to send her pictures once a month.

Dear Mum and dad,

Things are turning into utter chaos. After break, the teachers are in some hurry to hand out every piece of homework they can think of—necessary or unnecessary. Additionally, I continue to get grief from Aunt Hermione (or Professor Weasley) about the shrieking shack incident. Please one of you write to her and remind her I have already served the proper punishment from multiple people. Now, Fred is creating this secret club (when I say secret I mean from the staff and majority of the Slytherians) in which for a small fee of 5 galleons (some small fee) he will teach them one on one the patronus charm. Thus, with the help of none other than Uncle George, he found the Room of Requirement. He and James have made a fortune already. I, however, chose to pass on this expedition. I know they will be caught. Professor McGonagall isn't dumb, I told them a billion times. I saw Uncle Ron the other day. He was walking out of Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom, and looked in a terrible mood. I avoided him, as well as Aunt Hermione (who I assume he had been fighting with) for the rest of the day.

Rose is being a know-it-all again! She read my essay on Voldemort, and called it a 'writing monstrosity'. How cruel is that? How dare she insult my essay when my father himself defeated Voldemort! When I told her this, she explained that her parents were there alongside you and did just as much as you did. That's rubbish if you ask me. I am purposely ducking behind gargoyles and getting lost in large crowds to avoid her.

I'm really getting sick of this school year. I haven't told anybody this, but I've made no friends, except for Scorpius. We should have him over sometime during the summer. Not necessarily the Malfoys, just Scorpius. Speaking of which, did Mr. Malfoy give you a hard time about the shrieking shack? Write back soon. You're soon going to be my only friend, I'm sure of it. Love, Al.

Dear Dad,

I hear you've gone back to Romania. Mum won't tell me why. When will you be back? Things are going downhill fast. I received the worst marks ever in Potions when I mixed up two concoctions completely. It was the most humiliating thing I've ever endured. Mum is losing her temper more easily, but apologizes immediately after. Also, Hugo tried running away last night after a tantrum. He gave the whole neighborhood quite the fright when after storming out of the house, ever light in the lamppost blew up! That was certainly one way to set off mum. It is essential you come home a fix whatever happened between you and mum. If you do I'm fairly sure peace will be restored. For the time being, I hate Hogwarts. Love, Rosie.

Dear Dad,

I was busted. Filch caught this one girl from Hufflepuff entering the room of requirement and blew up. He started by accusing me of forming something called Dumbledore's Army, whatever that is, but when he realized what rubbish he was speaking, he stopped and brought us straight to McGonagall. James and I have a week's worth of detention, along with writing lines for another week. What's the big deal anyways? It's not like we were technically doing anything wrong, we were teaching something that would help further the education of students. Oh, and guess who snitched? Helena Longbottom, that little brat! She's going to get it someday. As for now, I have detentions for two weeks with McGonagall, as well as three days with Aunt Hermione for purposely testing her and not turning in my essay, even when she personally came into the Gryffindor room. I don't know where I was going with this rebellious attempt…this is turning out to be an awful semester.

Love, Fred.

Dear Albus,

I'm very sorry to hear about your dilemma. If you get yourself out there more often, perhaps, by making the quidditch team, then you can make more friends. As for now, at least you have your family as well as Scorpius. When I was your age, I had Uncle Ron and Aunt Hermione, and we only hung out with each other. Yet, on occasion, we would do something with Fred, George, and/or Gin—your uncles and mum. As for what happened between Malfoy and I, it's irrelevant and doesn't pertain to you. We discussed the matter and that's all that's important. Also, I'm really proud of you for not getting involved with James' and Fred's mischief. It served them right for getting those detentions. Although, I have to admit, it was worth it as long as they got to keep the money. I'm really sorry, Al, but I won't be able to write to you for the next month. I'm off to Romania, as there is an urgent mission for the auror office involving dragons and Death Eaters. Never mind that, your mum and Lily will write to you often. I love you, and know you'll be fine. Hopefully we can have you and Scorpius over sometime soon. Love, dad.

Dear Ginny and Harry,

Louis has become terribly ill, so we are taking him to St. Mungo's. It's hard to reach us there, so would you mind helping Victorie if she needs any? Also, can you watch Dominique? These would be temporary of course, until Louis becomes better. I'm very sorry to throw this upon you, but we're in quite a bind here. The doctors believed his was cursed somehow. It's very peculiar, and we are trying our best to get the bottom of it. If you are available to do so, please respond as quickly as possible so arrangements can be made. Thank you so much. Lots of love, Bill and Fleur.

In this moment, everything seemed to be falling apart for the entire Weasley-Potter clan, and there lay no clear resolution for any individual in the near future.

I hoped you liked it! This may not be accurate to everybody in their views (such as what house Albus Potter is sorted into, or what age Rose is (I made her a third year like James)), but it's just my opinion and I hope you are willing to overlook it! The second chapter will be up soon, I promise! Thanks :)