Author's Note: Okay, so I have read a bunch of these types of stories, and I LOVE them. So I decided to try my own out. I'm planning on doing all of the next generation characters, and some of my OCs that I have created and I have fallen in love with. :) My friend and I were working on a role-play, and we both created our own characters set in the next-generation universe, and I gave all of the next-generation kids a place in our role-play, so this is my take on all of the next-generation kids. That was a really long, rambling sentence, sorry. Anyways, the first few chapters will be the canon next-generation kids, and eventually all of the OCs will be added.

Disclaimer: I don't own Harry Potter or any of the characters that are actually from the books or J.K.'s website. There are characters that are mine, but you will know. Victoire is not mine. :)

Victoire Gabrielle Weasley

Father: Bill Weasley

Mother: Fleur (Delacour) Weasley

Siblings: Dominique, Louis

Birthday: May 2, 2001

House: Ravenclaw

Hogwarts Class of: 2019

Patronus: Swan

Hair Color: Blonde

Eye Color: Blue

Blood Status: Pure-Blood

Career: Witch Weekly Journalist

Spouse: Teddy Lupin

Best Friend: Teddy Lupin

Other Friends: Lisa Brown, Pamela Corington

Titles: Prefect (2016-2019), Head Girl (2018-2019)

1.) She hated her birthday.

She always wished that her birthday could be her day, instead of being the day that everyone mourned for her uncle, Teddy's parents and so many other people who died in the Battle of Hogwarts. She respected that they gave their lives to make their world safer, and she was sad that she never got to meet Uncle Fred or Teddy's parents, but she wanted to have her own day just for once.

2.) She never wanted to be a "perfect child."

That was just what she ended up being. She wanted to do well in school. She wanted to act disciplined. She wanted to be able to speak French fluently. She wanted to be popular. She wanted to be attractive. She wanted to be a good example for her cousins. And she managed all of that. She just didn't mean for it to seem like she was "perfect."

3.) Every once in awhile, she would "misbehave" on purpose.

Not because she felt like she had to, but because she wanted to. She never told anyone the real reason why she would randomly start throwing things around her dormitory or drop her book noisily in the middle of class. Being weird was just her way of being "not perfect." She figured that if people thought that she was somewhat weird, they wouldn't think of her as "perfect."

No one ever told her that they knew she was "misbehaving" on purpose.

4.) She hated being the oldest. Kinda.

When she was little, and she would misbehave, the only thing that her mother, father, grandparents, aunts, or uncles would tell her was that, "Don't do that. Your cousins will see you doing it and think that it's okay for them to do it too." She hated having to always be a good example.

But then there were the times when she loved being the oldest. Dominique, Molly, Roxanne, Rose, Lily and Lucy all came to her for advice at some point during their time at Hogwarts. Since Victoire had had several boyfriends, and was quite successful being with Teddy, she also gave good advice. Every time that she comforted one of her crying younger cousins, she was glad that she was the oldest because she loved being there for her cousins.

5.) She hated having blonde hair.

Every day she wished that she had Dominique's red hair. Or even Louis' strawberry-blonde hair. Either one of those would have been fine with her. But no, she was stuck with her stupid silvery blonde hair that made boys fawn over her.

Once during her third year, she tried to dye her hair red in her dormitory. Her hair ended up turning pink, and for a few days she was the laughing-stock of the school, then the pink faded and she went back to having her luscious, silvery blonde hair.

6.) She had troubles getting along with other girls.

She never quite understood why. She was friendly enough, and she normally tried to be modest about her natural good looks and the one-eighth of veela blood that she had in her. But girls just seemed to avoid her. Thankfully, two of the girls in Ravenclaw that were in the same year as her were easy to get along with. Both of the girls were more of the tom-boy type, and didn't care that Victoire constantly had boys staring at her. Most of the other girls that she met just ignored her, or pretended to be her friend before talking about Victoire behind her back. Those betrayals made Victoire glad that she had Lisa and Pamela.

7.) Her job fit her perfectly.

As weird as it was, she loved interviewing people. And she loved writing. She was good with fashion and cooking, so those were the sections that she wrote for. Interviewing authors of cookbooks and different wizarding-world fashion designers was so much fun for her. Writing was fun as well, but interviewing was her favorite part of her job.

8.) She loved France.

France was her favorite place to go on vacation. She loved going there and seeing the sights, being able to speak French to everyone, and the shopping. Victoire loved shopping in France. Every summer when her family went there to visit her mother's family, she enjoyed herself immensely. She would spend hours with her grandmother and mother, just walking around the different stores of various parts of France, buying clothes, hats, food, and anything else that they felt that they needed to buy.

9.) Teddy was her best friend.

Ever since they were little, she and Teddy were best friends and practically inseparable. Then Teddy went to Hogwarts, and Victoire was left at home with her brother and sister and cousins. He had changed when he came home for Christmas break, and Victoire wasn't sure if he would still be her best friend. He started ignoring her, or just being awkward around her and the two drifted apart from each other.

That is, until Victoire's fifth year, Teddy's seventh. Victoire went through a rough break-up with the boy that she had been dating since her third year. She had caught Lucas with another girl, snogging. In tears and not wanting to go back to the Ravenclaw Common Room, where she would face endless questions from everyone, she went to the library. Teddy happened to be sitting in there by himself, so she sat down with him, and told him about everything that had just happened. He comforted her, and the two began talking about random things.

Starting then, they became best friends again. Eventually, Teddy admitted that he had liked Victoire since his first year. Victoire, who respected Teddy's courage in admitting this to her, took a chance and went on a date with him, and immediately knew that they would make a perfect couple. They understood each other very well, and could talk about anything together. It wasn't a surprise when they got married.

10.) She never wanted to get married.

When she was little, she never wanted to get married. Teddy suggested it once, when he was seven years old and Victoire was five. Without thinking, she replied, "No. If I ever get married, Teddy, it will be because I don't like making my bed and I will let my husband do it." Teddy had looked quite disappointed.

But her thoughts on marriage continued throughout her years at Hogwarts. The couple of friends that she had and could be open with often talked about fights that their parents had. Victoire didn't want to marry someone and just fight with them all the time.

Teddy changed everything. During their first date, when he kissed her, she knew that she maybe wouldn't mind being married to someone—especially Teddy.

Author's Note: Thanks for reading if you made it this far! I know that everyone has different opinions of what each of the next-generation characters are like, but I am happy to hear all of your opinions if you would like to share! I very much appreciate reviews, just like all of you other fan-fiction writers out there who may be reading this. :) But anyways, thanks for reading. Next up will be either Teddy or Dominique. I'm not quite sure which one yet. :)