Lilith loved every second she spent at Hogwarts. She made many close friends. Lilith spent a lot of her free time in the library, true to the Ravenclaw name. She spent the end of the semesters having study parties with her friends and other members of Ravenclaw. During those years, she stopped having nightmares of any kind. Time passed quickly for Lilith the following years and soon she found herself in her fourth year. In those years, no one discovered Lilith's secret. She kept her parents identity close to her heart and she never spoke their names aloud outside of a classroom. Many assumed it was because Bellatrix and Voldemort had killed her parents. No one could fathom the truth.
On the train ride back of Lilith's fourth year, she sat with her friends Abigail and Matilda. They chatted about their summer and laughed. Lilith stayed quiet for most of the discussion. Her summer had been good but nothing had really happened. She did what she had always done. Lilith went to the muggle library; she did her homework. Most of all she kept to herself. The other children in the orphanage came and went quickly as they always had. The people looking to adopt quickly glanced over her when they saw her. Many quickly realized who her parents were. Lilith had the same black, curly hair as her mother and she had her father's eyes. Her parents features were starting to stand out on her face and Lilith hated it. Many would make up excuses quickly by saying she was too old or saying they were looking for a young child to adopt. There were also those who would just look at her and shook their heads, quickly looking for the next child. All of them had a look of fear in their eyes after they saw her. Every adult was skittish around her, as if she was going to start suddenly killing people on the spot.
Lilith was forced out of her thoughts when she heard Matilda say, "I heard we learn about the wizarding wars and Voldemort's past this year in History of Magic! It should be interesting!" Abigail nodded and replied, "Yes. At least it will be better than listening to Professor Binns drone on about Goblin Wars."
Lilith face paled at these remarks. The words 'voldemort's past' flew around in her head. Did this mean they would learn his real name? If so, it would reveal her secret that she'd worked hard to protect. Lilith knew it would be impossible to hide it forever but she had not realized that it would come up this quickly. The other students would surly ask questions. Who was her mother? When was she born? Did she remember her parents? They would ask her if she cheated her way into Ravenclaw. They wouldn't believe that the daughter of Bellatrix Lestrange and Voldemort could be in a house besides Slytherin. What would she do?
Matilda noticed Lilith's pale face and gave her a concerned look. "Is everything alright?", she asked. Lilith nodded and said smiling, "Yes everything is quite alright." Abigail said, "Your parents died in the war, right?" Lilith nodded. Matilda relaxed, thinking that Lilith didn't like talking about the war because her parents had been murdered by the Death Eaters. Matilda then said, "You have nothing to worry about. I'm sure they won't even mention your parents deaths. I've never heard of anyone with the last name of Riddle. Lilith nodded, pretending to relax at this thought. They rode the rest of the way to Hogwarts in silence.