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Chapter four
~ Entry 001 - Written by ###### Petunia Evans.
Rebirth is an impossibility. Death should be the last thing after life not waking back up. I'm not suppose to be here, I'm not, I'm not.
I refuse to believe that I'm in a Book series.
Rebirth is impossible[...]~
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~ Entry 047 - Written by ###### Petunia Evans.
Lily (nee- Evans) Potter, Muggleborn Witch, wife to James Potter, mother to one son Harry James Potter, Date of Birth 30 January, 1960, Date of Death 31 October, 1981. Cause of Death - Killing Curse cast by Voldemort.
James Potter, Pure-blood Wizard, husband to Lily (nee- Evans) Potter, father to one son Harry James Potter, Date of Birth 27 March, 1960, Date of Death 31 October, 1981. Cause of Death - Killing Curse cast by Voldemort.
Peter Pettigrew, Half-blood Wizard, betrayer, Date of Birth 31 August, 1960, Date of Death sometime during March, 1998. Cause of Death - forced self-strangulation.
Sirius Black [...]~
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~Entry 382 - Written by ###### Petunia Evans.
Lily you may or may not be reading this. If you are and you are trying to read it out loud then I have no doubt that you have learned about the charm to silence you. This is only for you, sister to sister, blood to blood. I'm sorry that I have never been a good sister to you or a good daughter to our parents, but I had to you know. If you have read all of the entries before this one then you probably already figured out what I'm about to say.
I know how everything turns out. I know and I have always known.
You can hate me, you can love me, you can forgive me and I won't care. I did what I was suppose to do. So, hate me, despise me Lily, it's okay to do so.
God knows I do.
All I wanted was a change, something to prove that it would be okay for me to do what I want... but there never was.
I'm sorry that I never had the guts, the bravery to try to go against time and what I knew. I'm sorry that I still don't. I hate Magic, but I don't hate you.~
Every morning I got up early to get the milk and to wait for my sister's son to appear on my front porch.
It was hell to do so, but I still did it. I didn't want to run the risk of Vernon of finding him first. That was the worst thing that could happen at this point.
And it did work; I got up, cleaned up a bit then stepped out the front door to see a small bundle sitting innocently by the milk. Only it wasn't moving.
I felt a jolt of horror and quickly picked it up, pushed the blanket from it's face and realized that he was freezing.
Faster than I could blink I was in the bathroom filling the tub with a bit of warm water. I unwrapped him, ignored the letter, and carefully held him in the water. I washed him gently and watched as his eyes slowly fluttered open, showing green eyes.
Once he warmed up I picked him up to dry him and realized three things all at once. How did the milkman not notice a child on the porch when he left the milk, magic users were idiots to not at least put a warming charm on the blanket, and 'He' was not a he after all. He was actually a she.
"Oh dear."
Damned if I do and damned if I don't does not mean to throw a curve-ball to my face dammit.
