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The tournament had been a huge success, with fans from all over the world united in their love of quidditch. The Patagonian Desert had proven to be an excellent choice of venue, with its unpredictable weather conditions providing a unique challenge for the players.

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July 15, 2014

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Auror Harry Potter was in the middle of a meeting with Minister Lisa Manoban when he received an urgent owl from his wife, Hermione. The message stated that Louise, one of Minister Manoban's triplet children, had just returned from the United States and was currently at their home.

Harry immediately informed the Minister, who was surprised to hear the news. Lisa explained that she had sent Louise to the US under the care of her sister-in-law, Alice Park, who was the older sister of her wife, Chaeyoung. The reason for the trip was because Louise would be the future mate of a South Korean Veela, and Apolline Delacour had asked Jennie Kim, the mother of the South Korean Veela, to make a ring that would prevent Louise from being detected as a mate by Jennie Kim's youngest triplet daughter. This was the reason why Lisa had sent Louise away, and the young girl had never removed the ring to protect herself from being detected.

Ryujin Joanne Manoban, who goes by the name of Louise in the US, was 13 years old and had been attending Ilvermorny from her first year until her third year. She had been writing to her Dada (Lisa) since her first day at Ilvermorny as a first-year student, and Lisa replied to every letter, sending her gifts from Magical Britain. Harry and Hermione were godparents to all of Lisa's children, and Louise had expressed her desire to transfer to Hogwarts for her fourth year and maybe even be sorted into Gryffindor like her Dada, Mum, Uncle Harry, and Aunt Hermione or Slytherin like her other godfather, Uncle Draco Malfoy.

Harry asked the Minister if he could bring Louise to the Ministry or take her home to the Manoban Manor. Minister Manoban agreed to let Harry bring Louise to the Ministry of Magic right away, as she did not mind having her youngest triplet at her workplace. Two of her triplet children, Minjeong Noelle Manoban or Winter and Beomgyu Maxwell Manoban or Leo, were both 13 years old and upcoming fourth-year Hogwarts students, just like Louise in September. Her younger twin children, Yuna Gabrielle Manoban or Lena and Doyoung George Manoban or Luca, who were both 11 years old, were upcoming second-year Hogwarts students in September, and lastly, Seongho Manoban or Lucky, a 9-year-old, was at her office.

Lisa Manoban, the Dada of the Manoban siblings and the Minister of Magic, was around 170 cm tall, while the triplets, Winter, Leo, and Louise, were all 164 cm. The twins, Luca and Lena, were both 160 cm, and Lucky, the youngest child, was around 155 cm.

At the end of the day, Lisa, her wife, Chaeyoung, and their kids made their way home to the Manoban Manor, where they had a meal and talked about Louise's stay in the US. They were all eager to hear about her experiences and what she had learned during her time away. The conversation was filled with laughter, love, and warmth, and it was clear that the Manoban family was close-knit and deeply connected. Harry couldn't help but feel grateful for their friendship and the bond that they shared. As he bid the family goodnight and left, he couldn't wait to see what the future held for Louise and the rest of the Manoban siblings.

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July 20, 2014

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The sun rose gently over the picturesque landscape of Manoban Manor, casting a warm glow on the grand estate. Inside the luxurious home, Minister Lisa Manoban was determined to make the most of her day off from her Minister of Magic duties. She had decided to spend the day with her children and her beloved wife, Chaeyoung. It was a rare occasion for the busy Minister, but she cherished these moments with her family.

Lisa, an intersex female, had five children. Winter, Leo, and Louise were intersex triplets, while Luca and Lena were twins. Lucky, the youngest of the siblings, was still a child and stayed at home with Chaeyoung. The Manoban family was a loving and supportive unit, embracing their intersex identities and same-sex relationships. In the magical world of Britain, such diversity was not only accepted but respected.

The date was July 20, 2014, and the Manoban children were eagerly preparing for their upcoming school year at Hogwarts. Winter and Leo, the oldest of the siblings, would be entering their fourth year in Gryffindor House. Louise, the youngest triplet, was transferring from Ilvermorny to Hogwarts for her fourth year. The twins, Luca and Lena, were excitedly anticipating their second year at the prestigious school.

Before embarking on their trip to Diagon Alley, Lisa and their dedicated house elves prepared a hearty English breakfast for Chaeyoung and the children. The aroma of sizzling bacon and freshly brewed coffee filled the air, creating a sense of warmth and togetherness.

Lisa began her mission to wake up the sleepyheads. She tiptoed into the triplets' room, where Winter, the eldest, was still fast asleep, clutching onto her beloved blanket. Leo, the middle triplet, snored softly, blissfully unaware of the world around him. Louise, the youngest triplet, was stirring, her eyes fluttering open.

Moving on to the twins' room, Lisa gently nudged Luca, the elder twin, who murmured incoherently in his sleep. Lena, the youngest twin, seemed to be trapped in a nightmare, her brows furrowed with worry. Lastly, Lisa woke Lucky, who was cuddling his soft blanket, still lost in dreamland.

In their family, Lisa was affectionately called Dada, while Chaeyoung was Mum. The Manoban children adored their parents and cherished the love and support they received from them.

With everyone awake and excited, Lisa informed her children about their day's plan. They were going to Diagon Alley to purchase their Hogwarts school supplies. The family piled into the Ministry-provided carriages and set off on their magical adventure.

Their first stop was Gringotts Bank, where Lisa ensured that her children had access to the funds they needed. The goblins, familiar with the Manoban family's reputation, greeted them with respect and efficiently took care of their financial affairs.

Next, they visited Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions, where the children were fitted with their school uniforms. Winter, Leo, and Louise delighted in selecting their Gryffindor-themed attire, while Luca and Lena sported their bright red and gold robes with pride.

Afterward, they indulged in a sweet treat at Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour, savoring the delightful flavors that tickled their taste buds. It was a moment of pure joy as they laughed and shared their favorite ice cream combinations.

The family continued their journey through the bustling streets of Diagon Alley, stopping at various shops to collect their necessary supplies. At Flourish and Blotts, they browsed through shelves lined with books, each child carefully selecting titles to add to their growing collection. Slug and Jigger's Apothecary provided them with potions ingredients, while Eeylop's Owl Emporium was the place where Lisa fulfilled her promise to purchase each child their own owl.

Winter chose a magnificent Snowy owl, whom she named Omega. Leo opted for a Barn owl named Ozzie. Louise, already having a Snowy owl named Hooty as her first owl, decided that Hooty would be the family owl, while her new companion would be a Great Grey owl named Zeke. Luca picked a Brown owl named Foxy, and Lena selected a Tawny owl named Lilith.

At the Magical Menagerie, the children were captivated by the variety of magical creatures on display. Winter fell in love with a playful Crup puppy named Blizzard, while Leo chose a lively toad and named it Totoro. Louise couldn't resist adopting a mischievous Kneazle kitten named Snowy, and to complement her cunning nature, she picked a snake named Rocky. Luca and Lena decided to get pet rats, whom they named Odie and Garry.

Lisa proudly observed her children's choices, knowing that these pets would become loyal companions during their Hogwarts journey. The family's deep connection with animals extended beyond mere companionship, as they were all gifted Parseltongues.

Their next destination was Ollivanders, where Lisa fulfilled her promise of buying her children new wands. The magical atmosphere within the shop was palpable as each child underwent the unique experience of finding their perfect wand. The wands, crafted with care and precision, became an extension of their magic and identity.

A much-needed lunch break was enjoyed at The Leaky Cauldron, where the family savored hearty meals and shared stories of their past adventures. The children eagerly discussed their plans for the upcoming school year, their eyes shining with excitement.

Quidditch Supplies was the final stop on their Diagon Alley journey. Lisa had promised her children new brooms, and she made good on her word. Winter selected a Bluebottle broomstick model, while Leo chose a Comet 290 broomstick. Louise opted for a Cleansweep Eleven broomstick, and Luca and Lena each picked a Silver Arrow and a Firebolt broomstick, respectively.

As they entered Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, Lisa reminded Winter, Leo, and Louise to choose their prank items wisely, ensuring they only bought what they truly needed for their mischievous endeavors at Hogwarts. The triplets, inheriting their mischievous spirit from the Weasley Twins, Fred and George, carefully selected their supplies, ready to put their pranks into action.

Winter and Leo, already members of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, were excited about their upcoming season. Luca and Lena planned to try out for the team in September, and Louise, with her Quodpot experience from Ilvermorny, was determined to make the most of her Hogwarts Quidditch opportunity.

The Manoban children were growing up quickly, and Lisa treasured these moments spent with them. Winter, Leo, and Louise were turning thirteen soon, while Luca and Lena would be eleven in September. Each child possessed unique qualities and talents, bringing their family closer together.

Lisa, with her short black hair, and Chaeyoung, with her long blonde locks, were the pillars of their family. Winter inherited her mother's blonde hair, while Leo's platinum blonde hair resembled their godfather, Draco Malfoy. Louise, the youngest triplet, sported short dark blue hair, while Luca and Lena had sky blue and dark brown hair, respectively, similar to their godfather, Harry Potter.

In addition to their distinctive appearances, Lisa and her children were all gifted with the ability of Metamorphagus. Their ever-changing appearances reflected their emotions and allowed them to adapt to any situation.

Chaeyoung, Lisa's wife, was an Auror, just like her close friend Harry Potter. They shared a deep bond, forged through their dedication to justice and protecting the magical world from dark forces.

Upon returning home, the family gathered in the cozy living room of Manoban Manor. Chaeyoung and Lucky, the youngest of the siblings, welcomed them with open arms. Lucky, with his red hair reminiscent of Chaeyoung's older sister Alice Park, radiated a sense of youthful energy.

The children excitedly shared tales of their adventures in Diagon Alley, their voices filling the room with laughter and joy. Lisa listened intently, her heart swelling with pride at the close-knit bond her children shared.

As the sun began to set, Lisa and Chaeyoung tucked the children into their beds, whispering words of love and encouragement. The Manoban family drifted off to sleep, their dreams filled with the promise of magical adventures yet to come.

In the embrace of their loving family, the Manoban children felt safe, cherished, and ready to face the challenges that awaited them at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. They were a testament to the values of love, acceptance, and unity, spreading their light in a world that celebrated diversity and embraced all forms of love.

And so, as the night enveloped Manoban Manor, the Minister of Magic, Lisa Manoban, reveled in the knowledge that her greatest accomplishment was not her prestigious position, but the love she nurtured within her family. Together, they would continue to shape the future of magical britain, leaving a legacy of compassion, understanding, and inclusivity for generations to come.

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July 25, 2014

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July 25, 2014, marked a special day at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The castle was abuzz with excitement as the professors prepared for the upcoming school year. Headmistress Minerva McGonagall, a stalwart figure at the school, oversaw the final preparations, ensuring that everything was in place for the students' return.

In the staff room, the professors gathered, each bringing their unique expertise to the table. Cedric Delacour, the esteemed Defense Against the Dark Arts Professor, Hufflepuff House Head, and Fleur's loving husband, sat with a confident smile. He carried the wisdom of his experiences, both as a Triwizard champion and as a survivor of the Triwizard Tournament's tragic outcome.

Penny Claes, the brilliant Potions Professor, Keith's wife, Bea's older sister, and the Deputy Head, exuded an air of quiet determination. Her sharp mind and meticulous nature made her an exceptional teacher, and her love for her students was evident in her every action.

Barnaby Lee, the Care for Magical Creatures Professor and Bea's husband, joined the conversation, his rugged appearance and warm smile lighting up the room. With a deep passion for magical creatures, Barnaby's classes were always an adventure, allowing his students to explore the wonders of the wizarding world.

Neville Longbottom, the Herbology Professor, radiated a calm and nurturing presence. His knowledge of plants and his ability to help them thrive mirrored his gentle spirit, and his dedication to his students was unwavering.

Ron Weasley, the flying instructor, Quidditch referee, and Daphne's beloved husband, added a touch of humor to the gathering. Ron's playful nature and deep love for the sport of Quidditch made him a favorite among students, and his guidance on the pitch was invaluable.

Hermione Potter, the Transfiguration Professor, former Minister of Magic, Gryffindor House Head, and Harry's wife, brought a sense of authority and wisdom to the room. Hermione's brilliance shone through her lessons, inspiring her students to reach their full potential.

Fleur Delacour, the Charms Professor and Veela Clan Leader, radiated elegance and grace. As the mother of Cilan, Victoire, Dominique, and Louis, and Cedric's beloved wife, Fleur carried her responsibilities with pride, ensuring her students were well-versed in the intricate art of charms.

Daphne Weasley, the Divination Professor and Ron's wife, possessed an ethereal air. Her ability to tap into the mystical and foretell the future captivated her students' imagination, and her genuine care for their well-being made her a trusted confidant.

Rowan Khanna, the History of Magic Professor and Keith's best friend, added a touch of youthful enthusiasm to the group. Rowan's love for history and thirst for knowledge inspired his students, and his close bond with Keith brought a sense of camaraderie to the staff room.

Blaise Zabini, the Alchemy Professor and Slytherin House Head, exuded confidence and sophistication. Blaise's expertise in alchemy was unparalleled, and his passion for the subject ignited a desire for discovery within his students.

Talbott Winger, the Astronomy Professor, Animagus, and Ravenclaw House Head, brought a mysterious aura to the gathering. Talbott's knowledge of the stars and his unique connection with magical creatures elevated his lessons to captivating heights.

Diego Caplan, the Study of Ancient Runes Professor, commanded attention with his vast knowledge of ancient scripts and languages. His passion for the subject sparked a deep appreciation for the magical history woven into the runes.

Beatrice Lee, the Muggle Studies Professor, Barnaby's wife, and Penny's younger sister, radiated warmth and understanding. Bea's ability to bridge the gap between the wizarding and Muggle worlds made her classes engaging and enlightening.

Ben Copper, the Magical Theory Professor and Ismelda's husband, brought a logical and analytical perspective to the gathering. Ben's keen mind and dedication to his subject ensured that his students understood the theoretical foundations of magic.

Keith Claes, the Ghoul Studies Professor, Cursebreaker, and Penny's devoted husband, added an element of excitement to the group. Keith's experiences in cursebreaking made him a valuable asset, and his love for his students was evident in his every action.

Luna Malfoy, the Field Studies or Studying Magical Creatures in Nature Professor and Draco's beloved wife, exuded a sense of otherworldly wisdom. Luna's deep connection with magical creatures and her ability to see beyond the ordinary brought a unique perspective to her teachings.

Merula Claes, the Ancient Studies Professor, Cursebreaker, Jacob's wife, and Keith's sister-in-law, possessed a sharp intellect and a deep understanding of ancient magic. Merula's no-nonsense approach to her subject challenged her students to think critically and embrace the complexities of the magical world.

The professors engaged in lively discussions, sharing their plans for the upcoming school year. They debated teaching methods, devised new lesson plans, and discussed the challenges they anticipated. The camaraderie among the staff was evident, as they supported one another in their shared mission of educating and nurturing young witches and wizards.

As the conversation turned to personal matters, Hermione and Fleur, both Louise Manoban's godmothers, expressed their desire for Louise to enjoy her time at Hogwarts before delving into matters of the heart. Louise, a talented young witch and intersex triplet, was transferring to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny for her fourth year.

The topic of Louise being detected as a potential mate by Yeji Kang, the youngest veela child of South Korean Veela Leader Jennie Kim, arose. Yeji, an upcoming fifth-year student in Slytherin, would recognize Louise as her potential mate if Louise removed the Slytherin special ring given to her by Fleur. Cedric, Louise's godfather, agreed with Fleur's sentiments, believing that Louise should have the freedom to enjoy her time at Hogwarts without the overwhelming intensity of Veela courtship.

The professors shared stories of their own experiences, offering guidance and support to one another. They reminisced about their days as Hogwarts students, recalling the triumphs and challenges they faced. Their shared history and dedication to their students bonded them together in a unique way.

As the gathering drew to a close, Headmistress McGonagall offered words of encouragement and gratitude to her esteemed colleagues. Their collective commitment to education and the well-being of their students would ensure that Hogwarts continued to be a place of growth, discovery, and magic.

And so, with the professors' hearts filled with anticipation for the upcoming school year, they departed the staff room, ready to embrace their roles as mentors, guides, and guardians of the magical world's future. United by their passion and driven by a shared purpose, they were prepared to face any challenge that awaited them within the hallowed halls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

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September 1, 2014

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September 1, 2014, marked the beginning of a new chapter in Louise Manoban's life. The youngest of the Manoban triplets, Louise, a 13-year-old turning 14 in January, stood before the majestic Hogwarts Castle, contemplating which house would become her new home. She had recently transferred from Ilvermorny School, and now it was time to be sorted into a Hogwarts house.

Louise had spent the past month back in England, reacquainting herself with the magical world and her family. Her siblings, Winter and Leo, 4th-year Gryffindor students, along with Luca and Lena, 2nd-year Gryffindors, prayed fervently for her to join them in the Gryffindor house. Their shared mischievous nature and love for pranks had created an unbreakable bond among the siblings.

As the Sorting Ceremony approached, Louise's heart raced with anticipation. She looked around at the diverse group of students, including James Potter, the son of Harry and Hermione, who was starting his second year in Gryffindor. Nearby were Henry Malfoy, a fourth-year Slytherin, and his younger brother, Lance, a second-year Slytherin. The Zabini siblings, Ice and Abby, were also present, both Slytherins, along with the Finnigan siblings, Mila and Jasper, representing Gryffindor and Slytherin, respectively.

Among the group were Victoire Delacour, a fifth-year Ravenclaw, and her younger sister, Dominique, a third-year Hufflepuff. They were childhood friends of the Manoban triplets and, like Louise's siblings, were veelas. The Kang Veela Triplets, Hyunjin, Jimin, and Yeji, all fifth-year Slytherins, added an air of mystery and enchantment to the scene.

Louise, along with her fellow students, entered the Great Hall, where the Sorting Hat awaited them. The Hall buzzed with excitement as the Sorting Hat began its time-honored tradition of sorting students into their respective houses.

One by one, names were called, and students were assigned to their new homes. Louise watched with bated breath as her peers received their fates. When her name was finally called, she took a deep breath and approached the Sorting Hat.

As the hat was placed on her head, Louise's mind filled with thoughts of bravery, ambition, loyalty, and cunning. She considered the qualities of Gryffindor and Slytherin, both houses that held potential for her. In the end, her heart guided her decision, and she whispered to the Sorting Hat her desire to be sorted into Gryffindor.

The Great Hall erupted into cheers as the Sorting Hat declared, "Gryffindor!" Louise beamed with joy, feeling a sense of belonging wash over her. She joined her siblings at the Gryffindor table, where they enveloped her in warm embraces.

The Manoban triplets, Winter, Leo, and Louise, were now united in Gryffindor, their mischievous spirits ready to create mischief and memories together. Louise's decision to join them only solidified the bond they shared, and the pranks they had yet to unleash upon Hogwarts.

As the feast began, Louise's eyes sparkled with excitement. She listened intently as the Headmaster, Professor Minerva McGonagall, delivered her welcoming speech. The rules of Hogwarts were reiterated, including the prohibition of entering another house's common room and the forbidden nature of the Forbidden Forest.

Louise felt a wave of gratitude for her parents, Minister Lisa Manoban and Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, both Gryffindor alumni from 1989. Their legacy at Hogwarts had set the foundation for their children's magical journey, instilling in them the values of bravery, friendship, and loyalty.

Throughout the evening, Louise soaked in the atmosphere of her newfound home. She reveled in the camaraderie among her housemates, the laughter that filled the Gryffindor common room, and the whispers of adventures yet to come.

The days ahead promised endless possibilities, and Louise was eager to embrace them. She knew that Hogwarts would offer her the chance to learn, grow, and forge lasting friendships. With her intersex identity embraced and respected within the magical community, Louise felt a deep sense of belonging and acceptance.

As the night grew late and the excitement settled into a comfortable hum, Louise's thoughts turned to her future at Hogwarts. She wondered what challenges and triumphs awaited her in the classrooms and corridors of the castle.

But for now, in this moment of anticipation and wonder, Louise Manoban, the spirited and courageous young witch, savored the beginning of her journey at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With her siblings by her side and the legacy of her family behind her, she was ready to embrace the magic that awaited her in Gryffindor.

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September 1, 2014

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As the start-of-term feast concluded and the students began to disperse, Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban triplets and a fourth-year Gryffindor student, made her way to her dormitory. Excitement filled her heart as she looked forward to meeting her new roommate, Minju Kim, another fourth-year Gryffindor.

Louise had recently transferred to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny School, arriving in England a month ago. She was eager to immerse herself in the vibrant and magical atmosphere of her new school. Louise's older triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, both Gryffindors, had different roommates. Winter shared a room with Minju's cousin, Chaewon Kim, while Leo roomed with Hyunjun Hur.

Entering the Gryffindor dormitory, Louise spotted Minju, a girl of the same age with long black hair, dark brown eyes, and a captivating presence. Louise's heart skipped a beat as she saw Minju, feeling an instant connection that she couldn't explain. Their heights were so close, with Louise standing at 165 cm and Minju at 164 cm.

Louise approached Minju with a nervous yet hopeful smile. "Hi, I'm Louise Manoban," she introduced herself, her voice tinged with a hint of excitement.

Minju returned the smile, her soft lips curving gently. "Nice to meet you, Louise. I'm Minju Kim," she replied, her eyes shining with warmth.

Louise's heart raced as she sensed an immediate kinship with Minju. She couldn't help but notice the resemblance between Minju and Jisu, her ex-girlfriend. Jisu was Minju's older sister, and the connection between them sparked both excitement and trepidation within Louise.

As they settled into their shared space, Louise couldn't contain her curiosity. "Do you know my childhood friends, Victoire and Dominique Delacour? They're Veela students too, in Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, respectively," she asked, hoping to find some common ground.

Minju's eyes widened with recognition. "Of course! Victoire and Dominique are well-known Veela students at Hogwarts," she replied, her voice filled with admiration. "I've heard wonderful things about them."

Louise felt a sense of relief knowing that Minju was familiar with her friends. It eased her worries about being the new girl in Gryffindor and helped her feel more at home. 

As they continued their conversation, Louise shared her past experiences as a Quodpot player during her time at Ilvermorny. She spoke of her love for the sport and her aspirations to try out for the Gryffindor Quidditch team as a chaser, following in the footsteps of her older siblings Winter and Leo, who played as a star chaser and seeker respectively.

Minju's eyes sparkled with interest and excitement. "That's amazing! I'm a beater for the Gryffindor Quidditch team," she revealed, a touch of pride evident in her voice. "Maybe we'll get to play together."

Louise's heart fluttered at the thought of sharing the Quidditch pitch with Minju. She felt an unexplainable pull towards the girl, her connection growing stronger with each passing moment.

As the evening wore on, their conversation took a more personal turn. Louise couldn't resist the urge to express her growing feelings. "Minju, I have something to tell you," she began, her voice filled with a mix of nerves and anticipation. "I think... I think I have feelings for you."

Minju's eyes widened in surprise, and her cheeks flushed with a soft pink blush. "Louise, I feel the same way," she admitted, her voice filled with sincerity. "From the moment I saw you, my heart told me there was something special between us."

At that moment, all doubts and worries melted away. Louise and Minju found solace in each other's presence, their shared connection blossoming into something beautiful. With a mutual understanding, they decided to cuddle up together in Louise's bed, finding comfort and warmth in each other's embrace.

As they drifted off to sleep, Louise couldn't help but feel a sense of gratitude. She had found not only a roommate but also a confidante, someone with whom she could share her joys, fears, and dreams. With Minju by her side, Louise knew that her time at Hogwarts would be filled with adventure, friendship, and the possibility of a love that had blossomed unexpectedly.

And so, with their hearts intertwined, Louise and Minju embarked on a journey of self-discovery and enchantment, their shared connection growing stronger with each passing day. Together, they would navigate the wonders and challenges of Hogwarts, embracing the magic that surrounded them, and cherishing the love that had found them against all odds.

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September 6, 2014

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The Quidditch Pitch buzzed with excitement as Gryffindor and Slytherin students gathered for the much-anticipated Quidditch tryouts. Louise Manoban, a former Quodpot player from Ilvermorny, now a fourth-year Gryffindor student, couldn't help but feel a mixture of nerves and anticipation. Beside her stood her older triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, both star players on the Gryffindor team as a chaser and seeker respectively.

On the stands, the Slytherin Veela Kang triplets, Hyunjin, Jimin, and Yeji, who were fifth-year students, watched the tryouts with keen interest. Hyunjin was the star seeker for the Slytherin team, while Jimin and Yeji were chasers. Louise wore the Slytherin special ring, a gift from her godmother Fleur Delacour, which helped her not be detected as a mate by Yeji Kang.

Louise, with her short dark blue hair and her Metamorphagus abilities, blended in with her older siblings and younger twin siblings, Luca and Lena, both second-year Gryffindors. The Manoban triplets were all intersex and possessed unique abilities, just like their older siblings.

Among the aspiring Gryffindor Quidditch players was James Potter, a second-year Gryffindor student and the son of Harry and Hermione Potter. He aimed to prove his skills as a reserved beater for the team. Lance Malfoy, Kenzie Weasley, Abby Zabini, Maya Amari, and Jasper Finnigan, all second-year Slytherin students, were also trying out for various positions on the Slytherin Quidditch team.

Louise's girlfriend, Minju Kim, a fourth-year Veela Gryffindor student and a beater, watched from the stands, her presence giving Louise an extra surge of determination. Minju's support meant the world to her.

As the tryouts began, the Quidditch teams' captains, Teddy Potter for Gryffindor and San Kim for Slytherin, took charge, closely observing each player's performance. Teddy, the blood-adopted son of Harry and Hermione Potter, led the Gryffindor team as the captain and Head Boy, while San Kim, a sixth-year Slytherin Veela student, captained the Slytherin team.

Louise's older triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, had already secured their positions on the Gryffindor team, but they watched with excitement as Louise showcased her skills as a chaser. Her determination and agility shone through as she weaved through the air, chasing the Quaffle and aiming for the Gryffindor goalposts.

Meanwhile, in the Slytherin tryouts, Lance, Kenzie, Abby, Maya, and Jasper displayed their talent and determination in seeking a place on the team. Lance, watched closely by his older brother Henry, a fourth-year Ravenclaw Chaser, showcased his skills as a seeker. Kenzie, Abby, Maya, and Jasper, with their respective positions as chasers and reserved beaters, left a lasting impression on the Slytherin team's captain, San Kim, and Ice Zabini, a fourth-year Slytherin Chaser and Abby's older brother.

As the tryouts drew to a close, the captains made their decisions. Louise, along with her twin siblings, Luca and Lena, and their friend James, earned coveted spots on the Gryffindor team as a chaser, beater, and reserved beaters respectively. Their dedication and skill had paid off, and they celebrated their success with joy.

In the Slytherin team, Lance, Kenzie, Abby, Maya, and Jasper were thrilled to have secured positions as a seeker, chasers, and a reserved beater. Their hard work and talent had earned them a place on the team, and they were ready to embrace the challenges that lay ahead.

Louise and her siblings rejoiced in their shared achievement, feeling a deep sense of pride in being part of their respective Quidditch teams. As they made their way off the pitch, Louise locked eyes with Minju, who beamed with pride and excitement. The bond between them grew stronger, and they knew that their shared love for Quidditch would be another thread weaving their lives together.

With the Gryffindor and Slytherin teams now complete, the stage was set for a thrilling Quidditch season at Hogwarts. Louise, alongside her siblings and newfound friends, prepared to face the exhilarating matches, flying high on broomsticks and chasing glory in the beloved wizarding sport.

As the sun set on the Quidditch Pitch, Louise couldn't help but feel a surge of gratitude. She had found her place in the Gryffindor team, surrounded by friends and teammates who shared her passion for the game. With Minju by her side, supporting her every step of the way, Louise knew that this Quidditch season would be one to remember. Together, they would soar through the sky, defying gravity and embracing the thrill of the game, their hearts filled with the joy of Quidditch and the love that blossomed amidst the magic of Hogwarts.

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September 13, 2014

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The Gryffindor Common Room was filled with warmth and laughter as the Manoban twins, Luca and Lena, celebrated their 12th birthday. The date was September 13, 2014, and the twins were now second-year Gryffindor students at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The Gryffindor House Head, Hermione Potter, who also happened to be their godmother, watched over the festivities with a fond smile.

Being members of one of the New 28th Wizarding Families in Magical Britain since 1985, the Manoban family was held in high regard. However, on this special day, they were just like any other Gryffindor students, excited to share their birthday with their friends and housemates.

Only Gryffindor students were allowed to enter the Gryffindor Common Room, ensuring a sense of privacy and exclusivity for the celebration. The Hogwarts rules were clear – students couldn't enter a house common room that wasn't their own.

To help create a distraction and surprise for the twins, Chaewon Kim, Winter's girlfriend and Minju Kim's older cousin, took charge of keeping Luca and Lena occupied. Chaewon enlisted the help of her older twin cousins, Soobin Kim and Jisu Kim, both fifth-year Gryffindors and Minju's siblings. Their task was to ensure the twins remained unaware of the preparations being made in their honor.

Meanwhile, Winter, Leo, and Louise, the intersex triplet siblings who were fourth-year Gryffindor students, busily worked in the Hogwarts kitchen alongside the school caretaker, Jae Kim. Together, they prepared a variety of delectable treats, including pumpkin pasties, corned beef sandwiches, treacle tarts, bouillabaisse, and shepherd’s pie. They wanted to make this birthday celebration truly special for their younger twin siblings.

The Manoban triplets took pride in their culinary skills, and their dedication to creating a memorable feast was evident. In addition to the aforementioned delicacies, they also made Hagrid's birthday cake for Luca and Lena, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Beef, Lamb, & Guinness Stew, Butterbeer Pot de Creme, Beef Sunday Roast, Cauldron Cakes, Hashbrowns, Tteokbokki, Cockroach Clusters, Macaroni cheese, Flan, Fish and chips, Hagrid's rock cakes, Exploding Bon Bons, Lupin's Chocolate, Roast Beef, Roast Chicken, Pork Chops, and Lamb Chops, Sausages, Bacon, and Steak, Boiled Potatoes, Roast Potatoes, Chips, Yorkshire Pudding, and Peas.

The mouthwatering aroma wafted through the Gryffindor Common Room, enticing the students and adding to the festive atmosphere. As per Hogwarts tradition, the older Gryffindor students indulged in a glass of Butterbeer, while the first and second years were allowed to enjoy Pumpkin Juice instead.

Louise, with her short dark blue hair and an air of mischief, couldn't help but flirt playfully with Minju, her roommate and girlfriend of just 12 days. Having transferred from Ilvermorny School to Hogwarts for her fourth year, Louise was relishing every moment of being a Gryffindor and sharing this celebration with her newfound friends.

The twins, Luca and Lena, had no idea what awaited them. As the clock struck seven in the evening, Chaewon skillfully led them into the Gryffindor Common Room. The room erupted into cheers and a chorus of "Happy Birthday" as the twins entered, their eyes widening in surprise.

Luca and Lena were thrilled to see the decorations, the festive ambiance, and most importantly, the smiling faces of their friends and housemates. Hermione Potter, their godmother, embraced them warmly, wishing them a joyful day filled with love and laughter.

Amidst the celebrations, Luca and Lena couldn't help but feel overwhelmed with gratitude. They were surrounded by people who accepted them for who they were, embracing their intersex identities and treating them with respect. In the magical world, diversity and acceptance were cherished values, and Gryffindor House exemplified those ideals.

The twins spent the evening sharing laughter, enjoying the delicious spread of food prepared by their older siblings, and opening presents from their friends. The Gryffindor Common Room echoed with the joyous sound of friendship and celebration.

As the night drew to a close, the Manoban family stood together, grateful for the love and support they had found in their Gryffindor community. Luca and Lena blew out the candles on their birthday cake, their hearts full of gratitude for the incredible birthday celebration that had brought them closer to their housemates and friends.

In that moment, they realized that Hogwarts wasn't just a school – it was a place where they had found a second family. The Manoban twins felt truly blessed to be surrounded by such warmth and acceptance, cherishing the bonds they had formed with their fellow Gryffindors.

As the clock struck midnight, marking the end of their birthday, the twins hugged their siblings and friends, feeling the love and support that would carry them through their journey at Hogwarts and beyond. They knew that as long as they had each other and their Gryffindor family by their side, they would always find joy and happiness in the magical world they called home.

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September 13, 2014

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After the joyful birthday celebration for Luca and Lena had come to an end in the Gryffindor Common Room, Louise Manoban and her veela girlfriend, Minju Kim, retired to their shared soundproof bedroom in the Gryffindor Girl's Dormitory. The date was September 13, 2014, and the twins' birthday had been a resounding success.

As they entered their room, Louise discreetly cast a silencing charm and a notice-me-not charm, ensuring their privacy and preventing any interruptions. The Gryffindor Girl's Dormitory was bustling with activity, but within the confines of their bedroom, Louise and Minju could fully focus on each other.

Louise's short dark blue hair added a touch of uniqueness to her appearance, while Minju had recently dyed her hair a fairy-like pink using the Colovaria spell, perfectly complementing her angelic beauty. Louise possessed a blend of handsomeness and beauty that captivated Minju's heart, while Louise found Minju's delicate features enchanting.

In the magical world, where acceptance and respect for different sexual orientations prevailed, the Manoban siblings were embraced for who they were. Louise, along with her older triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, were intersex females, while Leo was intersex male. Their housemates and friends at Hogwarts celebrated diversity and fostered an environment of acceptance.

Within the intimate setting of their bedroom, Louise and Minju's love for each other blossomed. Louise, a Metamorphagus and Parselmouth, could change her appearance at will, but it was her genuine self that drew Minju closer. Louise's tomboyish clothing style and girl crush vibe were irresistible to Minju, who adored every aspect of her partner.

Playfully, Minju poked at Louise's whisker dimples, eliciting a giggle from Louise. The carefree and loving atmosphere allowed them to be themselves, exploring their affection and desire for one another. They were free to express their love in their own unique way.

Louise had taken precautions, using a Protection spell to ensure that Minju couldn't get pregnant. They were both young and focused on their education at Hogwarts, and parenthood was a responsibility they were not yet ready to shoulder.

Winter and Leo, Louise's older triplet siblings, were oblivious to the intimate moments shared between Louise and Minju. As far as they were concerned, their younger sister had found love, and that was enough to bring them joy. Winter was currently dating Chaewon Kim, a fifth-year Gryffindor Veela student and Minju's older cousin. Leo, on the other hand, was dating Hyunjin Kang, the oldest of the Kang Veela Triplets and a fifth-year Slytherin student.

The Manoban siblings were fortunate to have the support and understanding of their parents, Minister Lisa Manoban and Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban. Lisa, as the Dada, and Chaeyoung, as the Mum, fostered an environment of open communication and acceptance within their family. They respected their children's choices and celebrated their identities.

Louise, with her athletic and toned body, reveled in the physical connection she shared with Minju. Their love was a celebration of their bisexuality, and they embraced their identities without fear or hesitation. Louise's gray eyes met Minju's deep brown ones, reflecting their mutual desire and affection.

As they embraced each other, Louise's deep voice resonated with Minju, adding an unexpected layer of intensity to their intimate moments. It was a testament to the depth of their connection and the unique bond they shared.

In the magical world of Britain, love knew no boundaries. Same-sex relationships and interspecies relationships were not only respected but celebrated. Louise and Minju embodied the spirit of acceptance and love, a testament to the progressive values upheld within the magical community.

As their passion grew, Louise and Minju discovered the beauty of vulnerability and trust. Within the sanctuary of their bedroom, they explored the depths of their love, strengthening their bond with each passing moment.

In the midst of a world that often criticized and judged, Louise and Minju found solace in each other's arms. They embraced the magic of their connection, knowing that their love was a force that transcended societal norms.

As the night unfolded, their love filled the room, creating an atmosphere of tenderness and devotion. Louise and Minju reveled in their shared journey, cherishing every moment they had together.

In that intimate space, they found sanctuary and solace, their hearts intertwined and their souls dancing in harmony. They knew that their love was a source of strength and comfort, a beacon of light in a world that sometimes seemed dark.

Within the walls of their shared bedroom, Louise and Minju discovered the power of love, a force that knew no bounds and defied all expectations. They were two souls entwined, embracing the magic of their connection and looking forward to a future filled with love, happiness, and endless possibilities.

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September 20, 2014

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The day had finally arrived for the first match of the Hogwarts Quidditch Season, pitting the Gryffindor House Quidditch Team against the Hufflepuff House Quidditch Team. The date was September 20, 2014, and excitement filled the air as students gathered at the Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch to witness the exhilarating match.

In the magical world of Britain, where acceptance and respect for all sexual orientations thrived, Winter, Louise, and Leo, the intersex Manoban Triplets, were celebrated for their uniqueness. The magical community upheld the values of inclusivity, embracing the diversity within their midst. Similarly, same-sex relationships and interspecies relationships were not only respected but cherished, fostering an atmosphere of love and acceptance.

The Gryffindor Quidditch Team, led by team captain Teddy Potter, a seventh-year Gryffindor student and the Gryffindor Head Boy, was a formidable group. Winter Manoban, the eldest intersex triplet, Louise Manoban, the youngest intersex triplet, and Leo Manoban, the middle intersex triplet, were all fourth-year Gryffindor students and played as chasers. Minju Kim, a fourth-year Gryffindor Veela student, served as the team's beater alongside James Potter, a second-year Gryffindor student. Soobin Kim, a fifth-year Gryffindor Veela student, took the position of keeper.

On the other side of the pitch, the Hufflepuff Quidditch Team, led by team captain Zayn Weasley, a seventh-year Hufflepuff student, prepared to give their all in the match. Dominique Delacour, a third-year Hufflepuff Veela student, Harry Weasley, a fifth-year Hufflepuff student, and Henry Malfoy, a fourth-year Hufflepuff student, were the chasers for Hufflepuff. Brian and Vince Lee, twin fifth-year Hufflepuff students, served as beaters, while Shane Amari, a seventh-year Hufflepuff student and the Hufflepuff Head Girl, was the keeper.

The atmosphere was electric as the match kicked off, with students from both houses cheering on their respective teams. The Quidditch commentator, Seven Amari, a fifth-year Slytherin student, brought the game to life with his enthusiastic commentary. His parents, Orion and Skye Amari, watched from the stands, beaming with pride at their son's involvement.

Louise, still wearing the Slytherin special ring given to her by her godmother Fleur Delacour, remained undetectable as a potential mate to Yeji Kim, one of the Kang Veela Triplets who were fifth-year Slytherin Veela students. This allowed Louise to focus solely on the match without any distractions.

With Hermione Potter, the Gryffindor House Head, and Cedric Delacour, the Hufflepuff House Head, overseeing the match, the competition was fierce and intense. Ron Weasley, the Flying Instructor and Quidditch Referee, ensured fair play and enforced the rules.

As the match progressed, both teams displayed remarkable skill and determination. Chasers from both Gryffindor and Hufflepuff scored impressive goals, keeping the crowd on the edge of their seats. The beaters unleashed their bludgers, adding an element of danger and excitement to the game.

In the end, it was Leo, the Gryffindor seeker, who secured the victory for Gryffindor. With agility and precision, he spotted the elusive golden snitch and snatched it from the air, ending the match in a blaze of glory.

Cheers erupted from the Gryffindor stands as the team celebrated their triumph. The unity and teamwork displayed by the Gryffindor Quidditch Team had earned them a well-deserved victory. The Hufflepuff team, though disappointed, showed gracious sportsmanship in defeat.

Winter, Louise, and Leo beamed with pride as they embraced their fellow teammates. The exhilaration of the win surged through their veins, fueling their spirits with an indescribable joy. The bonds forged on the Quidditch pitch transcended mere teammates; they were a family united in victory.

As the students dispersed from the Quidditch Pitch, a sense of camaraderie lingered in the air. The match had showcased not only the talent and skill of the players but also the unity and acceptance that Hogwarts fostered.

In the magical world of Britain, where love and inclusivity prevailed, the victory of the Gryffindor Quidditch Team was celebrated not only for their athletic prowess but also for the values they represented. The triumph was a testament to the power of teamwork, friendship, and acceptance.

As the sun began to set over Hogwarts, the Manoban Triplets, Winter, Louise, and Leo, reveled in their accomplishment. Their journey as intersex individuals had been filled with challenges, but their indomitable spirit and the support of their friends and loved ones had propelled them forward.

On this memorable day, the triumph on the Quidditch Pitch symbolized more than just a victory for Gryffindor. It was a triumph of love, unity, and the unbreakable bonds that held the magical community together.

As the Manoban Triplets looked to the future, they knew that Hogwarts would continue to be a haven of acceptance and celebration, a place where love knew no boundaries and friendships could blossom without judgment. And within the halls of Hogwarts, the magic of acceptance and inclusivity would forever shine bright.

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September 20, 2014

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The Gryffindor Common Room was alive with jubilant cheers and laughter as the Gryffindor Quidditch Team celebrated their first win of the season against Hufflepuff. The date was September 20, 2014, and the room was filled with a sense of pride and accomplishment. 

Within the magical world of Britain, there was a deep respect for diversity and acceptance of all sexual orientations. This understanding was evident in the warm and inclusive atmosphere of the Gryffindor House. Winter, the intersex eldest triplet, was a female but intersex, while Leo, the intersex middle triplet, identified as male but intersex. Louise, the intersex youngest triplet, was also a female but intersex, and Lena, the intersex youngest twin, identified as female but intersex. Hogwarts embraced and celebrated the uniqueness of each individual, fostering an environment where students could be themselves without fear of criticism or judgment.

As the celebrations unfolded, the Gryffindor House Head, Hermione Potter, a woman who would be turning 35 years old and stood around 167.64 cm in height, congratulated her team on their remarkable victory. The players basked in her words of praise, feeling a renewed sense of purpose and unity.

Amidst the revelry, the third-year Gryffindor students and above were allowed to partake in the renowned Butterbeer, while the younger members of the team, Luca and Lena, both 12-year-old second-year Gryffindor students, were prohibited from joining in the indulgence due to their age. Instead, they savoured Pumpkin Juice, their youthful enthusiasm undeterred by the absence of the beloved beverage.

A feast fit for champions adorned the long table in the common room. The team members and their friends indulged in delectable treats such as Pumpkin Pasties, Treacle Tarts, Shepherd's Pie, Sticky Toffee Pudding, Butterbeer Pot de Creme, Cauldron Cakes, and Chocolate Frogs. The room was filled with the delightful aroma of these mouth-watering delicacies, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

Minju, a fourth-year Gryffindor Veela student, beamed with pride as she watched her girlfriend, Louise, a fourth-year Gryffindor student, revel in the success of the match. Louise had not only contributed to the team's victory but had also scored during the game, earning her well-deserved praise and admiration. Their bond grew stronger with each passing day, and Minju couldn't help but feel a surge of affection for Louise.

In a quieter corner of the common room, Winter, the intersex eldest triplet, shared tender kisses with her girlfriend of three years, Chaewon Kim. The couple found solace in the shadows, cherishing their private moments amidst the vibrant celebration. Winter, with her blonde hair and light blue eyes, emanated a sense of confidence and poise. Chaewon, Minju's older cousin, had a striking beauty that complemented Winter's charm.

Amidst the festivities, Leo, the intersex middle triplet, found joy in playing with the various creatures that accompanied his siblings. Winter's crup puppy, Blizzard, wagged its tail with excitement as Leo engaged in a playful game. Totoro, Leo's trusty toad, hopped nearby, seemingly entertained by the lively scene. Snowy, Louise's beloved kneazle kitten, curled up on her bed, relishing the warmth and comfort of the room. Zeke, Louise's Great Grey owl, perched silently, observing the celebrations with his wise, amber eyes. Rocky, Louise's snake, slithered peacefully in his enclosure, content in his little world.

Louise, the intersex youngest triplet, and Minju, her girlfriend of 20 days, stole a moment away from the crowd, finding solace and affection in each other's embrace. They shared a kiss, their lips meeting with a softness that bespoke their blossoming love. Minju blushed, her cheeks tinged with a rosy hue, as Louise's touch lingered on her lips. They savoured these stolen moments of intimacy, grateful for the bond they were forging.

As the celebrations wound down, Louise, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets, sat on her bed, reflecting on the momentous victory. With a heart brimming with joy, she took a moment to pen a letter to their Dada, Minister Lalisa Manoban. In the letter, she expressed her pride and excitement, relaying the details of her first Quidditch match and the team's triumphant win. Louise carefully tied the letter to Zeke's leg, trusting him to deliver it to their loving parent.

Louise and Minju, cuddled together on Louise's bed, finding solace and comfort in each other's presence. Snowy, their loyal companion, curled up nearby, offering a gentle warmth as they drifted off to sleep. The Gryffindor Common Room settled into a peaceful tranquillity, the spirit of triumph and unity lingering in the air.

In the heart of Gryffindor, where acceptance and celebration of diversity thrived, the Quidditch team's victory was not only a win on the field but also a testament to the power of friendship, love, and the bonds forged within the House. As the night unfolded, the magical world of Hogwarts continued to nurture and inspire its students, shaping them into courageous individuals who would leave a lasting impact on the world.

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September 25, 2014

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The Gryffindor Quidditch team gathered on the Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch, their minds focused and determined. The date was September 25, 2014, and they were ready to practice their plays and strategies. Skye Amari, a former Gryffindor Quidditch player and now their coach, had provided them with a book that contained invaluable insights into the game. Skye, who was previously known as Skye Parkin, had five children with Orion Amari. One of them, Shane, was a seventh-year Hufflepuff and the Head Girl of the house. Another child, Seven, a fifth-year Slytherin, was the Quidditch commentator.

Winter, Louise, and Lena, all intersex females, listened attentively as Skye explained the intricacies of the plays and strategies. Leo, the intersex middle triplet who identified as male, absorbed the information with equal enthusiasm. Skye's guidance and experience were invaluable, and the team members were grateful for the opportunity to learn from her.

However, there was a heavy atmosphere among the team. Louise, the intersex youngest triplet, had suffered a serious injury during a friendly match with the Ravenclaw Quidditch team. Teddy Potter, the Gryffindor team captain, and chaser, had suggested the friendly match as a way to fine-tune their skills. Unfortunately, a stray Bludger had found its way toward Louise, resulting in a devastating injury.

Winter and Leo, Louise's older triplet siblings, comforted Minju, Louise's girlfriend, who was deeply affected by her partner's condition. Minju, a Veela and Gryffindor student, cared deeply for Louise and found it difficult to witness her suffering. The team's unity and support were essential during this challenging time.

As the team practised their plays, Mila Finnigan, a fifth-year Gryffindor student, seamlessly took on the role of the third chaser in Louise's absence. The team adjusted to the change, their determination unwavering. Teddy, Winter, and Mila executed the plays with precision, while Leo honed his skills as the seeker. Minju, a beater, showcased her remarkable talent, determined to contribute to the team's success. Soobin, a Gryffindor Veela student and Minju's older brother showcased his exceptional keeping skills, defending the hoops with unwavering focus.

Meanwhile, Louise found herself in the care of Chiara Lobosca-Kim, the school's matron, in the Hospital Wing. Chiara, a werewolf witch who had graduated in 1991, provided expert care and support for Louise's recovery. Snowy, Louise's kneazle kitten, remained by her side, offering comfort and entertainment during her stay.

Despite her injury, Louise remained determined and resilient. Minju, her steadfast girlfriend, diligently helped Louise catch up on missed assignments and homework, turning the Hospital Wing into a makeshift study space. Their bond only grew stronger as they faced this setback together, drawing strength from their love and support.

As the team practised, their determination shone through. Each member brought their unique skills to the field, working together as a cohesive unit. Winter, Louise, and Lena, all Metamorphagi and Parselmouths like their siblings, displayed their remarkable versatility and adaptability. Winter, with her blonde hair and blue eyes, exhibited a natural leadership quality. Leo, with his platinum blonde hair and light brown eyes, possessed an innate instinct for seeking out the elusive Golden Snitch. Louise, with her short dark blue hair, embraced her role as a chaser with passion and dedication.

The team's practice sessions were rigorous, yet their spirits remained high. They understood that their unity and perseverance would be instrumental in their upcoming match against Ravenclaw. Mila's seamless integration into the team allowed them to continue their preparations with minimal disruption.

As the practice came to an end, the Gryffindor Quidditch team gathered in a huddle, hands intertwined in a symbol of solidarity. They reaffirmed their commitment to each other and the pursuit of victory. Their determination burned brightly, fueled by the adversity they had overcome.

Louise, still recovering in the Hospital Wing, followed the team's progress with unwavering support. She knew that her absence would not dampen their spirit or their determination to succeed. The bond between the team members was unbreakable, and their collective strength would propel them forward.

As the chapter drew to a close, the Gryffindor Quidditch team emerged from their practice session stronger than ever. They carried with them the resilience born from adversity and the unwavering support of their teammates. The challenge they faced had only served to strengthen their resolve, and they were ready to face whatever lay ahead, united in their pursuit of victory.

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October 10, 2014

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Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets, lay in the Hospital Wing at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, her road to recovery after sustaining a serious injury during the Quidditch friendly with the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team. It had been fifteen days since the incident, which occurred on September 25, 2014. The date was now October 10, and Louise was still under the watchful care of the school's matron, Chiara Lobosca-Kim.

Winter and Louise, both females but intersex and Leo, a male but intersex, were fortunate to attend Hogwarts, where all of magical Britain respected individuals of different sexual orientations. Unlike non-magical Britain, where such diversity was often criticized, the magical community embraced same-sex relationships and even interspecies relationships.

Minister Lisa Manoban and her wife, Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, along with their youngest son, Lucky, who was ten years old, visited Louise at Hogwarts every day. They were deeply concerned for their youngest triplet daughter's well-being and made sure to show their support during her recovery.

Headmistress Minerva McGonagall, recognizing the need for Louise's family to be close, had requested that they use the extra room in the Gryffindor Dormitory. This way, Louise's parents and Lucky could stay nearby and provide comfort during this challenging time.

One particular visitor who always brightened Louise's day was Victoire Delacour, a 14-year-old Ravenclaw Veela student. Victoire was not only Louise's childhood friend but also the captain and star chaser of the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team. She had a captivating allure, which, unbeknownst to her, intensified within the confines of the Hospital Wing. Her deep blue eyes and blonde hair mirrored those of her mother, Fleur Delacour, who happened to be the Manoban siblings' other godmother.

Victoire had no idea that her veela allure affected Louise, causing her to stare, drool, or go glassy-eyed in her presence. Meanwhile, Louise's older intersex triplet sibling, Leo, with his platinum blonde hair and brown eyes, seemed to be immune to the veela allure. He couldn't help but chuckle, often covering his mouth, whenever he witnessed Louise's visibly flustered state around Victoire.

The news of Louise's reaction to Victoire's veela allure spread among their close circle of friends, which included Ice Zabini, a fourth-year Slytherin student, Henry Malfoy, also a fourth-year Slytherin student, and Mila Finnigan, a fifth-year Gryffindor student. They found Louise's reactions amusing, and alongside Leo, they often laughed at the comical sight of their friend's obvious infatuation.

Meanwhile, Winter, Louise's eldest intersex triplet sibling, with her blonde hair and light blue eyes, held a secret close to her heart. She was a star chaser for Gryffindor and a fourth-year student, and her girlfriend, Chaewon, happened to be Minju's older cousin. Chaewon, a fifth-year Gryffindor Veela student and Prefect, was in on the secret as well.

Winter and Chaewon made a pact to keep the knowledge of Victoire's veela allure affecting Louise a secret from Minju, who now sported brunette hair due to the Colovaria spell and had deep brown eyes. Minju, a fourth-year Gryffindor Veela student and the beater for the Gryffindor Quidditch Team had no idea about Louise's struggles with Victoire's allure.

However, someone- or more likely, someone- broke their promise and informed Minju about the situation. Lance Malfoy, a second-year Slytherin student and Henry's younger brother, Abby Zabini, a second-year Slytherin student and Ice's younger sister, and Jasper Finnigan, a second-year Slytherin student and Mila's younger brother, were the culprits.

Learning about the secret from these sources, Minju couldn't help but feel a surge of anger directed towards Winter and Chaewon. She was upset that they had chosen to keep such an important matter from her, particularly when it concerned Louise's well-being.

Meanwhile, Louise lay on her hospital bed, petting her kneazle kitten, Snowy. The small creature provided a comforting presence during her recovery. Rocky, her snake, coiled contentedly nearby, and her Great Grey owl, Zeke, hooted softly from his perch.

As Louise's recovery progressed, her family, friends, and Minerva McGonagall ensured that she received the support and care she needed. The road to recovery was not without its challenges, but with the love and understanding of those around her, Louise was determined to heal and return to her active life at Hogwarts.

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October 11, 2014

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On October 11, 2014, Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets and a fourth-year Gryffindor student, found herself in an incredibly flustered state. Her childhood friend, Victoire Delacour, possessed a veela allure that had an intensified effect on Louise. With her deep voice, light grey eyes, and short dark blue hair, Louise struggled to maintain her composure whenever Victoire was around.

The Manoban Triplets-Winter, Leo, and Louise-were all intersex, and their heights hovered around 165.1 cm. In the magical world of Britain, they were fortunate to live in a society that respected diverse sexual orientations and relationships. Unlike the non-magical world, where such differences were often criticized, the magical community embraced same-sex relationships and even interspecies relationships.

Leo, Louise's older intersex triplet sibling, was also in his fourth year at Gryffindor, with platinum blonde hair and hazel brown eyes. As Gryffindor's seeker, he had the time of his life watching Louise's flustered state whenever Victoire's veela allure affected her. Leo found it highly amusing and couldn't help but chuckle, often covering his mouth to hide his laughter.

Louise's childhood friends, Ice Zabini, a fourth-year Slytherin student, Mila Finnigan, a fifth-year Gryffindor student, and Henry Malfoy, another fourth-year Slytherin student, also found great amusement in Louise's flustered state. They chuckled, covering their mouths as they observed their friend's comical reactions.

Winter, Louise's older intersex triplet sibling and a fourth-year Gryffindor student, shared a secret with her girlfriend, Chaewon, Minju's older cousin. Winter and Chaewon were aware of how Victoire's veela allure affected Louise, but they had decided to keep it from Minju, who was Louise's girlfriend. They wanted to protect Minju from any unnecessary worry.

Winter felt conflicted about this secret. She wanted to confide in someone, especially someone close to Victoire. As a result, Winter decided to speak to their other godmother, Fleur Delacour, about Victoire's veela allure and how it affected Louise. Fleur, who was also Victoire's mother, was concerned but reassured Winter that Victoire had yet to find her veela mate.

Louise found solace in the company of her pets. Her kneazle kitten, Snowy, provided comfort as she gently petted its soft fur. Rocky, her snake, slithered contentedly nearby, and her Great Grey owl, Zeke, observed the scene with wise eyes.

While in the Hospital Wing, Victoire and Louise engaged in a conversation about Victoire's younger sister, Dominique, who was a third-year Hufflepuff Veela student. They discussed Dominique's relationship with Teddy Potter, a seventh-year Gryffindor student, the Gryffindor Head Boy, and the captain and chaser of the Gryffindor Quidditch Team.

During their conversation, a moment of unexpected intimacy occurred. Louise accidentally kissed Victoire, surprising both of them. However, Victoire quickly reciprocated the kiss, deepening it while placing her hands in Louise's hair. In the heat of the moment, Louise momentarily forgot about her girlfriend, Minju, as she savoured the passionate exchange with Victoire.

Victoire, sitting on Louise's lap, allowed the kiss to linger longer than they had anticipated. As they eventually pulled away, Louise gazed at Victoire with glassy eyes, a side effect of the veela allure. Victoire, ever caring, fixed Louise's hair, brushing her bangs away from her forehead.

At that moment, Louise temporarily forgot her status as the mate of Yeji Kang, one of the Kang Veela Triplets. She still wore the Slytherin special ring given to her by Fleur, which shielded her from detection by Yeji as a potential mate. However, as the awkward tension settled between Victoire and Louise, the realization of her commitment to Yeji resurfaced.

Louise made the difficult decision to end her relationship with Minju once she recovered from the injury she sustained during the Quidditch friendly with the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team, which happened sixteen days ago. She wanted to resolve any potential conflicts and move forward before the Gryffindor Quidditch Team's final match against the Slytherin Quidditch Team.

With a mix of emotions and uncertainties swirling within her, Louise knew that she had a challenging path ahead. She would need to navigate her feelings for Victoire, her commitment to Yeji, and the aftermath of her relationship with Minju. As she lay in the Hospital Wing, surrounded by her pets, Louise prepared herself for the upcoming trials and the choices she would need to make.

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October 18, 2014

Third Person's POV:

On October 18, 2014, Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets and a fourth-year Gryffindor student, eagerly awaited her first Hogsmeade day at Hogwarts. Having recently transferred to Hogwarts for her fourth year from Ilvermorny, she was excited to explore the magical village with her siblings and childhood friend, Victoire Delacour, a fifth-year Ravenclaw Veela student and Prefect.

In the world of magical Britain, intersex individuals and diverse sexual orientations were respected, unlike the non-magical world where such differences were often criticized. The magical community embraced and celebrated same-sex relationships and even interspecies relationships.

Louise, with her short dark blue hair and light grey eyes, had been discharged from the Hospital Wing five days ago, on October 13, 2014. Her older intersex triplet sibling, Winter, who had blonde hair and light blue eyes, accompanied her, along with Winter's girlfriend, Chaewon, a 14-year-old fifth-year Gryffindor Veela student and Prefect. Winter's girlfriend happened to be Minju's older cousin, who was Louise's ex-girlfriend.

Leo, Louise's other intersex triplet sibling, with platinum blonde hair and hazel brown eyes, was also part of the Hogsmeade adventure. He was joined by his boyfriend, Yeonjun Kim, the younger twin brother of San, a 15-year-old sixth-year Slytherin Veela student with black hair and onyx brown eyes.

The situation between Louise and Victoire had become increasingly awkward since their unexpected kiss on October 11, 2014, which happened seven days ago. However, Victoire, being Louise's tour guide in Hogsmeade, put their feelings aside and focused on showing Louise the wonders of the village.

Their first stop was Scrivenshaft's Quill Shop, where Louise marvelled at the array of quills and writing supplies. Victoire patiently explained the various types of quills available and helped Louise choose one that suited her writing style.

The group then moved on to Zonko's Joke Shop, where laughter and excitement filled the air. Winter, Leo, Chaewon, and Yeonjun indulged in the assortment of pranks and tricks while Louise watched, amused by their antics.

Their next destination was the Three Broomsticks, a cosy pub known for its delicious Butterbeer. The friends settled into a booth, enjoying the warm atmosphere and each other's company. They chatted about classes, Quidditch, and upcoming events, creating memories that would last a lifetime.

After savouring their Butterbeers, the group continued their Hogsmeade adventure. They visited Dogweed and Deathcap, a magical plant shop, and Tomes and Scrolls, a bookstore filled with enchanting tales. Louise couldn't resist picking up a few new books to add to her collection.

The last stop was Honeydukes, the beloved sweet shop. Victoire, being a self-proclaimed sweets connoisseur, guided Louise through the aisles, recommending her favourite treats. Louise filled her basket with a variety of candies, unable to resist the temptation of the sugary delights.

Meanwhile, Winter and Leo, with Chaewon and Yeonjun respectively, decided to have a quiet date in Madam Puddifoot's Tea Shop. They enjoyed the intimate setting, sipping tea and engaging in sweet conversation.

As Victoire and Louise shopped in Honeydukes, Louise suddenly realized that she had been left alone. Panic settled in as she looked around, unsure of where to go. Unbeknownst to Louise, her older siblings and their partners had unknowingly left her behind in Hogsmeade with Victoire.

Feeling lost, Louise attempted to find her way back to Hogwarts. She began walking towards the entrance, standing in front of the Salon that cuts Wizard or Witch's hair. To her relief, Winter and Leo arrived, panting and out of breath. Their concern for their younger sibling was evident as they rushed to her side.

Back in Hogwarts, in the Gryffindor Tower, Louise discovered an anonymous letter on her bed. The letter read, "Dear Young Miss Ryujin Joanne Park Manoban, you need to break your mate bond with Yeji Kang before your fourth year ends." Ryujin Joanne Park Manoban was Louise's real name, which had been kept a secret known only to their family and close friends to ensure their safety, given their Dada, Lalisa Manoban's position as the Minister of Magic of Magical Britain.

Louise contemplated the letter, feeling conflicted and unsure of what to do. She remembered reading in the Veela books owned by their other godmother, Fleur Delacour, back when she was a child. The books described the life-or-death consequences of breaking a mate bond for a Veela. The Veela would fall into a deep depression, often resulting in suicide, while their mate would be unharmed. It was a dangerous decision to make.

The anonymous letter also mentioned that Veelas could lure people in, especially once they had met their mate. However, once the Veela was accepted by their mate, the luring factor decreased over time. It was a complicated dance of emotions and power, and Louise was caught in the middle.

Feeling overwhelmed, Louise decided to confide in Winter and Leo. They listened attentively, offering support and understanding. Winter, knowing the weight of the situation, suggested talking to their godmother, Fleur Delacour, for guidance and advice. Fleur's knowledge and experience with Veela matters would surely shed some light on the situation.

While the journey ahead remained uncertain, Louise knew that she had her siblings' unwavering support. Together, they would face the challenges that lay ahead and find a path that would lead to their happiness and well-being. As they settled back into the Gryffindor Common Room, Louise's thoughts turned to the future, where important decisions awaited her.

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October 20, 2014

Third Person's POV:

On October 20, 2014, Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets and a fourth-year Gryffindor student, found herself at a crossroads. The anonymous letter she received had planted a seed of doubt in her mind about her mate bond with Yeji Kang, a fifth-year Slytherin Veela student. Despite the genuine feelings she had developed for Yeji, Louise now considered breaking the bond.

Louise had experienced a connection with Yeji during their previous visits to Hogsmeade, but the anonymous letter had given her a different perspective, one she desperately desired. She wanted to act on it after Yeji's History of Magic class, which ended at 4:40 pm with Professor Rowan Khanna.

During Louise's free period, which spanned from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm, she had made plans to meet with Minju, her former girlfriend and fellow fourth-year Gryffindor Veela student. They decided to have a friendly date in the library to study for their upcoming Astronomy class with Professor Talbott Winger. The first class was scheduled from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm, followed by the second class from 10:00 pm to 11:30 pm.

As Louise and Minju studied in the library, the topic of their Astronomy lessons provided a welcome distraction from the weight of Louise's decision. However, as Louise caught herself glancing at Minju's lips, she realized that her thoughts were drifting elsewhere. The desire for a kiss between them became too strong to resist, and Louise initiated it. Minju was taken aback at first but quickly reciprocated the kiss, sharing a brief moment of affection before refocusing on their studies.

With the time nearing 4:20 pm, Louise bid Minju goodbye and gathered her belongings for her History of Magic class. She glanced at the magical watch the Weasley Twins had gifted her, confirming it was time to leave. Louise made her way to the History of Magic classroom, which was a short walk away from the library.

As the class ended, Louise waited for the other students to leave before approaching Yeji. Taking her hand, Louise led her to the Artefact Room, using various spells to ensure their privacy. There, Louise kissed Yeji passionately, their heights now measured 168 cm for Louise and 167 cm for Yeji. It was within this intimate setting that Louise mustered the courage to discuss breaking the mate bond.

Their conversation was filled with mixed emotions and heartfelt expressions. Both Louise and Yeji understood the significance of their decision, realizing the potential consequences. Yet, deep down, they knew it was the right choice for both of them.

After their conversation, Louise took Yeji to the Hogwarts Kitchen, where the House Elves prepared a meal for them. They ate in silence, savouring the taste of the food and cherishing the final moments of their bond. Louise's magical watch showed the time as 7:00 pm, and Yeji insisted on accompanying Louise to the Astronomy Tower for her double-period class with the other fourth-year students from Slytherin, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff.

Upon reaching the staircase leading to the Astronomy Tower, Yeji gave Louise two gentle pecks on the lips, silently bidding farewell. As she walked away, Yeji knew that her magical energy would begin to deteriorate now that the mate bond had been broken.

Louise, however, found solace in participating in Professor Talbott Winger's Astronomy class. Professor Winger, also the Ravenclaw House Head, was known for his expertise in the subject. Louise eagerly engaged in the lessons, determined to excel and explore her passion for astronomy. In the back of her mind, she hoped that her godmother, Hermione Potter, the Gryffindor House Head, would teach her the secrets of becoming an Animagus.

After the class concluded, Louise joined her intersex older triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, as they made their way back to the Gryffindor Tower. The night was still young, and as they walked together, the trio felt a sense of unity and support. They knew that they would face whatever challenges lay ahead as a family, relying on their love and bond to guide them through.

As they settled into the Gryffindor Tower, the warmth and comfort of their shared space enveloped them. The events of the day had brought about significant changes, and Louise felt a mixture of relief and apprehension. However, with Winter and Leo by her side, she knew that she could face whatever awaited her, armed with the love and strength of her family.

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October 25, 2014

Third Person's POV:

On October 25, 2014, Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets, found herself in the bustling village of Hogsmeade once again. This time, she was accompanied by her older intersex triplet siblings, Winter and Leo, and their childhood friend, Victoire Delacour, along with Victoire's younger sister, Dominique.

As they strolled through the village, enjoying the crisp autumn air, Louise couldn't shake off the lingering weight of the anonymous letter she had received. She longed for answers and closure, so she confided in her siblings and Victoire, sharing the details of the letter and her desire to confront the person behind it.

To Louise's surprise, it turned out that the sender of the anonymous letter was none other than Sumin Choi, a former classmate from Louise's time at Ilvermorny. Sumin was still studying at Ilvermorny as a fourth-year student, just like the Manoban Triplets. Determined to seek answers, Louise suggested they rent a room at the Three Broomsticks to talk privately.

Winter, Leo, Victoire, and Dominique decided to enjoy some butterbeer while they waited for Louise and Sumin to have their conversation. Louise cast silencing charms and notice-me-not charms around the room, ensuring their privacy. Once they were alone, Louise confronted Sumin, demanding to know why she had sent the anonymous letter.

As Sumin explained her reasoning, Louise felt a mix of guilt and regret. She realized that she had acted recklessly in breaking the mate bond with Yeji Kang without fully considering the consequences. Despite her decision, Louise still had feelings for Yeji, which made her question whether she had made the right choice.

Louise and Sumin delved into memories from their time at Ilvermorny, reminiscing about their experiences from their first to third years. The conversation allowed Louise to reflect on her journey and the friendships she had forged along the way.

As they prepared to return to Hogwarts, Louise excused herself from Winter, Leo, Victoire, and Dominique. She needed some time alone to gather her thoughts and write a letter to her Dada, Minister Lalisa Manoban. Louise sought answers on how to make amends with a Veela and longed for guidance from their godmother, Fleur Delacour, who was not only Victoire and Dominique's mother but also the Hogwarts Charms Professor and the Delacour Veela Clan Leader.

Louise made her way back to the Gryffindor Tower, carrying the weight of her decisions and the desire to mend what had been broken. In her room, she sat down and wrote heartfelt letters to both her Dada and godmother, pouring out her thoughts and seeking their wisdom.

With the letters complete, Louise headed to the Owl Tower, where she sent her Great Grey owl, Zeke, on his way to deliver the messages. She knew that her Dada and godmother would provide the guidance and support she needed during this difficult time.

After sending the letters, Louise rejoined her siblings and Victoire in Hogsmeade. They visited various shops, including Dervish and Banges for magical equipment, Gladrags Wizardwear for clothing, The Hog's Head for a quick visit to the pub, and Honeydukes Sweet Shop for their favorite candies. They also stopped by Scrivenshaft's Quill Shop for quills and stationary, and even ventured to The Shrieking Shack, an abandoned building known for its ghostly reputation.

Their mischievous side surfaced as they made their way to Zonko's Joke Shop, purchasing an assortment of prank items. The Manoban Triplets, much like the mischievous Weasley Twins, Fred and George, were known for their love of pranks and their talent for causing a bit of chaos.

With their bags full of prank items, the triplets decided to visit the Hog's Head Inn, where Aberforth Dumbledore, the younger brother of the famous Albus Dumbledore, resided. Louise and her siblings approached Aberforth, seeking permission to use the secret passageway that had opened in 1998, enabling renegade Hogwarts students in hiding to access food. The passageway could only be accessed through the portrait of Ariana Dumbledore on the second floor of the inn.

As they made their way through the secret passageway, Louise couldn't help but feel a sense of adventure and nostalgia. The passage served as a physical reminder of the hidden wonders and connections that Hogwarts held, weaving together past and present.

Louise, Winter, and Leo laughed and shared stories as they walked through the secret passage, cherishing the bond they shared as siblings. It was a moment of respite and joy amidst the challenges they faced.

As they emerged from the passage and returned to Hogwarts, Louise felt a renewed sense of purpose. She knew that she would need to face the consequences of breaking the mate bond with Yeji Kang, but she also had faith that her Dada and godmother would guide her towards healing and resolution.

With her siblings by her side and the support of her loved ones, Louise felt ready to navigate the complexities of her relationships and find a path towards reconciliation. Hogwarts, with all its magical wonders and challenges, had a way of teaching its students valuable lessons in love, forgiveness, and growth. And for Louise, this journey was just beginning.

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October 25, 2014

Third Person's POV:

It was the fourth Hogsmeade Day of the term, and Hyunjin and Jimin Kang, two-thirds of the Kang Veela Triplets, found themselves in the bustling village once again. They were both 14-year-old Slytherin Veela students, and their hearts were heavy with worry for their younger triplet sibling, Yeji.

Yeji had fallen ill ever since Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets and a 13-year-old Gryffindor student, broke their mate bond on October 20, 2014. Louise had transferred to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny at the beginning of the school year. Concerned for Yeji's well-being, Hyunjin and Jimin rushed their sister to the Hospital Wing, where they hoped she could receive the care she needed.

With Yeji in the care of Madam Lobosca-Kim, the school's matron and a werewolf witch, Hyunjin and Jimin composed urgent letters to their mother, Jennie Kim-Kang, who was the South Korean Veela Clan Leader of the Kim Family. They shared their fears and anxieties, hoping that their mother could provide insight and guidance.

Jennie responded promptly, informing them that the only cure for Yeji's sickness was to mend her bond with Louise, the youngest Manoban Triplet. Realizing the gravity of the situation, Hyunjin and Jimin knew they had to find Louise and bring her back to Yeji.

With Louise in tow, they made their way back to Hogwarts from Hogsmeade, a mix of determination and hope in their hearts. They hoped that Louise would be willing to make amends and mend the mate bond with Yeji, restoring her health and well-being. Louise, too, was filled with a deep desire to reconcile with Yeji and become her mate once more.

As they approached the Hospital Wing, Louise's footsteps slowed, and a wave of nerves washed over her. She knew that mending the mate bond was a significant decision, one that required her commitment and love. Kneeling beside Yeji's bed, Louise spoke, using her real name, "I, Ryujin Joanne Park Manoban, accept Yeji Lucy Kim Kang as my mate, my soulmate, and my other half again."

Hyunjin and Jimin, who had been listening intently, were shocked to hear the use of Louise's real name. The veil of secrecy surrounding the Manoban Triplets' identities was a measure of protection, ensuring their safety as the children of Minister Lalisa Manoban. But at this moment, Louise's revelation opened their eyes to a deeper understanding of their childhood friend.

As Louise said the words, a magical shift occurred. Yeji's form gradually regained its strength, the bond between Veela and chosen mate finding its harmony once again. With newfound hope and love in her eyes, Yeji leaned in and kissed Louise on the lips, a tender moment of connection and reunion.

Hyunjin and Jimin, relieved to see their sister recovering, approached Madam Lobosca-Kim to inquire about Yeji's discharge from the Hospital Wing. With the assurance that Yeji would soon be well enough to leave, they bid their sister and Louise farewell, leaving them to cherish their renewed bond.

As Hyunjin and Jimin made their way back to the Slytherin Common Room, a sense of contentment settled over them. Outside the Hospital Wing, Hyunjin planted a gentle kiss on Jimin's forehead, a display of brotherly affection that spoke volumes of their bond.

Curiosity sparked within Hyunjin, and he turned to Jimin, using her nickname, Rina. He asked if she had found her mate yet, wondering about the person who held her heart. Jimin, with a soft smile, revealed that she had indeed found her mate. Her eyes twinkled as she spoke of Aeri Raegan Kim, a 13-year-old Slytherin student from a pureblood family.

Jimin explained that Aeri's father, Jongin Kai Kim, had a history with their mother, Jennie Kim-Kang. She shared the complexities of her relationship with Aeri, navigating the intricacies of their connection. Hyunjin, in turn, revealed that his potential mate was Felix, a close friend and fellow Slytherin.

As they reached their respective dormitories, Hyunjin's with Felix in the Slytherin Boys' Dormitory and Jimin's with Aeri in the Slytherin Girls' Dormitory, they felt a sense of anticipation for what the future held.

Meanwhile, Louise and Yeji remained in the Hospital Wing, their hearts entwined once more. They knew that their journey as mates would not be without its challenges, but with love and understanding, they were ready to face whatever lay ahead.

Back in the Slytherin Common Room, Hyunjin and Jimin settled into their beds, a sense of peace enveloping them. They drifted off to sleep, their dreams filled with visions of love, friendship, and the unbreakable bonds that tied them together.

As the night wore on, Hogwarts remained a haven for the magic and love that flowed through its halls. The bonds of friendship and the pursuit of happiness intertwined, reminding everyone that in the realm of magic, anything was possible.

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October 30, 2014

Third Person's POV:

The Slytherin Common Room buzzed with excitement as the celebration of Aeri Raegan Kim's 14th birthday was in full swing. Aeri, a pureblood witch and a fifth-year Slytherin student, stood at the center of attention, surrounded by her friends and admirers. Among them was Jimin Kang, her childhood friend and potential mate.

Jimin, a 14-year-old Veela witch and one of the Kang Veela Triplets, observed the festivities with mixed emotions. She had harbored feelings for Aeri since their first meeting at the Hogwarts Start of Term Feast four years ago. Over time, their bond had grown, but Jimin had kept her emotions hidden, unsure if Aeri felt the same way.

Little did Jimin know that Aeri, the intersex daughter of Lord Jongin Kai Kim and Lady Soojung Chrystal Jung-Kim, also held feelings for her. Aeri had been captivated by Jimin's charm from the moment they met. However, her parents had different plans for her future, hoping that she would marry a pureblood witch, specifically Somi Ennik Jeon, a fourth-year Slytherin student and childhood friend.

As Aeri blew out the candles on her birthday cake, she made a decision that shattered Jimin's heart. In an attempt to please her parents and bury her feelings for Jimin, Aeri announced her intention to take Somi as her fiancé. The news struck Jimin deeply, leaving her feeling rejected and broken.

Jimin's older triplet sibling, Hyunjin Samuel Kim Kang, shared in her devastation. He couldn't understand why Aeri, Jimin's potential mate, would choose someone other than his dear sister. On the other hand, Yeji Lucy Kim Kang, Jimin's younger triplet sibling, empathized with Aeri's difficult decision, realizing the potential impact on Jimin's well-being.

Amidst the birthday festivities, Aeri received a package from her parents. The carefully wrapped gifts held a magical acoustic guitar, an engagement ring for her and Somi, and an assortment of chocolates and sweets from Honeydukes. Unbeknownst to Aeri, the Honeydukes Best Chocolate contained Amortentia, a powerful love potion.

Aeri's parents, Lord Jongin Kim and Lady Soojung Jung-Kim, had hoped that the Amortentia-infused chocolate would influence Aeri's feelings, directing them towards Somi. Unaware of the potion's effects, Aeri enjoyed the chocolates and felt a growing connection to Somi. Her feelings for Jimin began to fade, clouded by the potent magic.

As the night carried on, Jimin's Veela instincts sensed her potential mate's distress. Karina, Jimin's Veela counterpart, cried out in her mind, reaching out telepathically to comfort Jimin. The weight of Aeri's decision weighed heavily on Jimin's heart, causing her pain and sorrow.

In the aftermath of Aeri's birthday, Jimin made the difficult choice to room with her younger triplet sibling, Yeji, temporarily leaving behind the room she shared with Aeri. The proximity of their potential mates only added to Jimin's emotional turmoil, and she sought solace in the presence of her sister.

As the Amortentia's effects gradually wore off within Aeri's body, she realized the depth of the heartbreak she had caused. Regret washed over her as she understood the pain she had inflicted upon her true love, Jimin. Grateful that Yeji had found solace with her own mate, Louise Manoban, Jimin found comfort in her sibling's happiness.

The following day, during the Hogwarts Halloween Feast, Aeri resolved to confront Jimin and apologize for the hurt she had caused. As they sat together, Aeri poured her heart out, expressing her deepest regrets and revealing her true feelings for Jimin. To her surprise, Jimin responded with understanding and love, acknowledging the complexity of their situation.

Their relationship transformed in an instant, shifting from best friends to lovers. The tension that had built between them was replaced with a newfound sense of hope and happiness. The Hogwarts Halloween Feast became a turning point, marking the beginning of their journey as a couple.

After the feast, in the privacy of their shared room within the Slytherin Girls' Dormitory, Aeri and Jimin found solace in each other's arms. Aeri's lips met Jimin's in a tender kiss, sparking a cascade of emotions between them. They indulged in a passionate makeout session, their desires intertwining as the weight of their connection grew.

Aeri placed delicate kisses along Jimin's neck, leaving a trail of hickeys that would serve as a reminder of their love. Jimin's Veela allure heightened the intensity of the moment, casting a spell of desire upon Aeri. The world around them faded away as they surrendered to their shared affection.

Little did they know that their intimacy would lead to consequences in the morning. But for now, their hearts and souls found solace in each other, forging a bond that would withstand the challenges that lay ahead.

In the realm of love and magic, their connection bloomed, bringing light and joy into their lives. As Aeri and Jimin navigated the complexities of their relationship, they held onto the belief that their love was strong enough to weather any storm. Together, they embraced their journey, cherishing the fragile bonds that bound their hearts.

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October 31, 2014

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Inside the enchanting Great Hall of Hogwarts, students eagerly gathered for the much-anticipated Halloween Feast. Pumpkins adorned with confectionery treats, black cauldrons filled with lollipops, and streams of orange decorations set the festive atmosphere. It was a night of merriment and camaraderie as Hogwarts embraced the spirit of the holiday.

Among the students was Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets and a fourth-year Gryffindor student. Having transferred to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny School just a month prior, this was her first Halloween Feast at her new school. Louise, Winter, Leo, Luca, and Lena—the Manoban siblings—were known for their Metamorphagus abilities and their talent as Parcelmouths.

As the feast commenced, Louise found herself seated beside her girlfriend, Yeji Kang, a fifth-year Slytherin Veela student. Yeji's older triplet sibling, Jimin Kang, sat nearby with her partner, Aeri Kim, a fellow Slytherin student. Aeri belonged to the Kim Family, one of the esteemed New 28th Magical Families in Magical Britain, just like the Manoban siblings.

In a delightful turn of events, the Kang Triplets—Hyunjin, Jimin, and Yeji—introduced Winter, Louise's intersex older triplet sibling, to Dahee Kang, their younger sister. Dahee, a third-year Hufflepuff Veela student, was taken aback to discover that Winter was her potential mate. The encounter left Winter blushing and starstruck by Dahee's beauty.

Louise, mindful of the school rules and the watchful eyes of the Hogwarts staff, refrained from public displays of affection. The heightened protective nature of their godmothers, Hermione Potter and Fleur Delacour, as well as their godfather, Cedric Delacour, made it important for Louise to exercise caution.

Meanwhile, Leo Manoban, Louise's intersex older triplet sibling, seemed to disregard his usual decorum as he ate messily. The potential scandal that such behaviour could cause for the Manoban Family, given their prominent status and the watchful eyes of the Daily Prophet's magical journalists, was a concern. Fortunately, Leo's boyfriend, Yeonjun Kim, the youngest of the Kim Veela Twins, lovingly attended to cleaning Leo's face with a piece of toilet paper.

Winter and Dahee shared a common interest as members of the Hogwarts Frog Choir, now conducted by Professor Merula Claes, the Ancient Studies Professor. Winter's magical toad, Nevio, and Dahee's toad, Astro, accompanied them during their performances. The duo stood side by side, their toads resting on their palms as they sang harmoniously in the Frog Choir.

Aeri Kim, Jimin's partner, was also engaged in her pursuits. Together with Jeno Hwang, a Hufflepuff Prefect and a fellow 1/8 Veela Wizard, Aeri ran The Herald, the school newspaper. Their collaboration brought news and stories to the student body, adding to the vibrant atmosphere at Hogwarts.

As the evening unfolded, Louise and Yeji stole a moment away from the festivities, slipping out of the Great Hall for a private snogging session. Yeji was captivated by the slight height difference between her and Louise, finding it endearing as they shared their affections.

Once the Halloween Feast concluded, Louise retreated to the Gryffindor Common Room. There, she penned a heartfelt letter to her intersex Dada, Minister Lalisa Manoban, detailing her experiences at her first Halloween Feast in Hogwarts. She mentioned Leo's unrefined eating habits and other intriguing anecdotes from the evening. With her Great Grey owl, Zeke, ready to deliver the letter to her father's home office in Manoban Manor, Louise bid her message farewell.

Returning to her shared dorm room in the Gryffindor Girl's Dormitory, Louise found herself face to face with Minju Kim, her ex-girlfriend and a fellow fourth-year Gryffindor Veela student. Although their romantic relationship had ended, they maintained a cordial friendship and shared the space harmoniously.

As Louise settled into her bed, she reflected on the magical moments of the Halloween Feast. The enchantment of Hogwarts and the bonds she had forged with her friends and loved ones filled her heart with warmth. With the promise of more adventures to come, Louise drifted off to sleep, eagerly anticipating the days that lay ahead.

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November 8, 2014

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The Quidditch pitch at Hogwarts was buzzing with anticipation as Gryffindor prepared to face off against Ravenclaw in the fourth match of the season. Ron Weasley, a former Auror and the flying instructor took on the role of referee, ensuring fair play and enforcing the rules. The Quidditch commentator for the day was Seven Amari, a fifth-year Slytherin student known for his eloquent descriptions and lively commentary.

The date was November 8, 2014, and the air was filled with excitement. The crowd eagerly filled the stands, anxiously awaiting the start of the game. Among the spectators were Winter, Leo, Louise, Luca, and Lena—the Manoban siblings—who belonged to one of the top seats of the New 28th Wizarding Families in Magical Britain. Their Metamorphagus and Parselmouth abilities added to their unique charm.

The Gryffindor Quidditch Team, led by their captain Teddy Potter, took their positions on the field. Winter, Louise, and Leo, all intersex individuals and talented players, proudly represented their house as chasers. Minju Kim and Luca Manoban held the positions of beaters, while Soobin Kim guarded the goal as the keeper.

Facing them were the skilled players of Ravenclaw, led by their captain Victoire Delacour. Ben and Matt Weasley, twin brothers, took their places as chasers, while Ren Claes and Freddie Weasley served as beaters. Brent Copper guarded the goalposts, and Harry Weasley sought the elusive golden snitch.

As the match began, the teams soared through the air, displaying their agility and skill. The Gryffindor and Ravenclaw supporters cheered with enthusiasm, filling the air with their vibrant energy. Hermione Potter, the Gryffindor House Head and the Manoban siblings' godmother watched the game with pride, while Talbott Winger, the Ravenclaw House Head and Astronomy Professor, kept a keen eye on his team.

Throughout the match, the intense rivalry between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw became evident. Spectacular saves and impressive goals elicited cheers and applause from the crowd. Seven Amari, the Quidditch commentator, narrated the action, painting vivid pictures with his words and capturing the essence of the game.

In a surprising turn of events, tragedy struck during the match. Louise Manoban, Gryffindor's third chaser and the intersex youngest of the Manoban Triplets, suffered a severe injury when a rogue bludger struck her left rib. The impact caused Louise to fall from her broom, resulting in multiple broken bones, a dislocated leg, and ankle ligament damage. The source of the bludger's curse remained a mystery, cast by an unknown spellcaster—Jaemin Lee, a Ravenclaw student who harboured an infatuation for Winter, Louise's older intersex triplet sibling.

Unbeknownst to Yeji Kang, Louise's mate and a fifth-year Slytherin Veela student, who watched the game from the stands, tragedy befell her loved one. The shock and concern rippled through the Manoban and Kang families. Hyunjin, the eldest of the Kang Veela Triplets, and Jimin Kang, the middle triplet, who were both older siblings to Yeji, offered their solace, assuring Yeji that Louise would recover.

As the game reached its climax, Leo Manoban, Gryffindor's intersex seeker and Louise's older triplet sibling, skillfully caught the golden snitch, securing victory for Gryffindor. The team's jubilation was bittersweet as they celebrated their triumph while their injured teammate lay in pain.

The news of Louise's injury quickly spread, reaching the Minister of Magic's office. Lalisa Manoban, the intersex Dada of the Manoban Siblings, immediately reached out to her former teacher, Headmistress Minerva McGonagall, to gather more information. Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, the Manoban Siblings' mum, was also informed, and concern filled her heart for her injured child.

After the match concluded, the members of The Herald, Hogwarts' student article club, led by Aeri Kim and Jeno Hwang, diligently composed a detailed article for the Hogwarts newspaper. Yeosang Choi, the skilled photographer, captured the emotions and moments of the game with his magical camera. Heeseung Jeon and Heejin Jeon, the Jeon Twins, added their expertise as sports journalists, ensuring an accurate and engaging account of the match.

Inside the Hospital Wing, Madam Lobosca-Kim, a werewolf witch and the school's matron, assessed Louise's injuries. Recognizing the severity of the situation, she decided to transfer Louise to St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries for specialized care.

Throughout the day, the Manoban siblings supported one another in their unique ways. Winter and Leo consoled Yeji, assuring her that Louise would recover. Luca witnessed the fall and felt a sense of helplessness, while Lena, devastated by the news of her older sister's injuries, sought comfort in the arms of her friends.

As the Hogwarts community rallied around their injured classmate, the support from family, friends, and faculty remained unwavering. The road to recovery for Louise would be challenging, but with the strength of her loved ones, she would find her way back to health and happiness.

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November 10, 2014

Third Person's POV:

November 10, 2014, was a day filled with concern and support for Louise Manoban, the youngest triplet of the Manoban Triplets and a 13-year-old Gryffindor student. Just two days ago, she suffered very bad injuries during the intense Quidditch match between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw. The injuries included a broken rib, broken bones, a dislocated leg bone, and a ligament injury. As she lay in the Janus Thickey Ward at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, her loved ones and friends gathered around her, offering their unwavering support.

Winter and Leo, the intersex older triplet siblings of Louise, were among the first to send heartfelt letters to her. They used their respective owls, Winter's Snowy owl named Omega and Leo's Barn owl named Ozzie, to deliver their loving messages. The letters served as a source of comfort and encouragement for Louise as she began her journey to recovery.

Luca and Lena Manoban, the youngest intersex twins of the Manoban Family and Gryffindor students, visited their older sister daily. They brought her thoughtful gifts like sweets and other small treats to lift her spirits. Their presence provided much-needed comfort and reassurance during this difficult time.

Yeji Kang, the youngest of the Kang Veela Triplets and Louise's mate and girlfriend was a constant presence by her side. Accompanied by her older triplet siblings, Hyunjin and Jimin, Yeji supported Louise with unwavering love and care. The trio made sure to visit Louise regularly, giving her strength to endure her recovery process.

Both the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw Quidditch teams visited St. Mungo's Hospital to show their concern for Louise. Teddy Potter, the Gryffindor Quidditch Team Captain and the adopted son of Harry and Hermione Potter, and Victoire Delacour, the Ravenclaw Quidditch Team Captain and a childhood friend of Louise, were among those who came to offer their support and well-wishes.

The Manoban siblings' parents, Minister Lalisa Manoban and Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban were by Louise's side, accompanied by Lisa's wife, Hermione Potter, and Fleur Delacour, the Manoban siblings' godmothers and esteemed Hogwarts Professors. Additionally, Auror Harry Potter and Lord Draco Malfoy, the Manoban siblings' godfathers, visited Louise, demonstrating the deep bond they shared.

Headmistress Minerva McGonagall also paid a visit to her student, Louise, to offer words of encouragement and support. As the head of Hogwarts, she was genuinely concerned about the well-being of her students. Her presence, along with the other staff and faculty members, was a testament to the care and dedication of the Hogwarts community.

Despite Louise's absence, the Gryffindor Quidditch Team continued to shine and won their subsequent match against the Slytherin Quidditch Team. Their victory was dedicated to their teammate and friend, Louise, who remained in their thoughts and hearts.

Within the Hogwarts community, Winter and her girlfriend, Dahee Kang, decided to investigate the source of the rogue bludger that caused Louise's injuries. The evidence led to Jaemin Lee, a 14-year-old Ravenclaw student who had an obsessive crush on Winter. Unaware of Winter's intersex identity and her committed relationship, Jaemin acted out in an attempt to gain her attention. The Herald, Hogwarts' student-led article club, exposed Jaemin's actions in a detailed article published in the Hogwarts newspaper.

Headmistress Minerva McGonagall, understanding the gravity of Jaemin's actions, decided to impose a punishment that would teach him a lesson without resorting to expulsion. Jaemin was to work in the Hogwarts Kitchens under the guidance of house elves like Kreacher, Harry Potter's old house elf, Pitts, Krafty, and Winky. The punishment was implemented with the guidance of Professor Hermione Potter, who believed in giving second chances.

Meanwhile, back in St. Mungo's Hospital, Louise's recovery was closely monitored by Healer Hannah Longbottom, Professor Neville Longbottom's wife and a skilled healer. Professor Neville Longbottom, the Herbology Professor at Hogwarts, was known for his compassionate and caring nature, and his wife followed in his footsteps. The care provided by Healer Hannah ensured that Louise received the best possible treatment to aid her recovery.

As the days passed, the support for Louise remained constant and unwavering. The Hogwarts community, her friends, and her family rallied around her, giving her the strength to endure her rehabilitation. The road to recovery may be challenging, but with love and care from those around her, Louise was determined to overcome her injuries and return to the life she loved at Hogwarts.

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December 13, 2014

Third Person's POV:

December 13, 2014, marked a special day for Louise Manoban, the youngest triplet of the Manoban Triplets, as she had finally recovered from her Quidditch injury. After spending a month in the Janus Thickey Ward at St. Mungo's Hospital for Magical Maladies and Injuries, she was cleared to be discharged by Healer Hannah Longbottom, Professor Neville Longbottom's wife and a skilled healer.

Yeji Kang, the youngest of the Kang Veela Triplets and Louise's mate was overjoyed to hear the news. Louise's recovery was a weight off her shoulders, knowing that her beloved mate was now safe and sound. With the Gryffindor Quidditch Team winning the match against Slytherin and dedicating their victory to Louise, the atmosphere at Hogwarts was filled with joy and relief.

After mending their mate bond, Louise and Yeji decided to celebrate with a special date in Hogsmeade, coinciding with the Hogsmeade Festival. It was the perfect opportunity for them to enjoy each other's company without any worries. Louise's height of 169 cm slightly towered over Yeji's 167 cm, adding to the adorable contrast between them.

Louise still wore the Slytherin special ring that prevented Yeji from sensing their mate bond, keeping their relationship a secret. Louise's clothing style was very tomboyish, with a girl crush vibe to her, while Yeji's style was more girly, occasionally mixing in a touch of tomboyishness. Despite their contrasting styles, they complemented each other perfectly.

Unbeknownst to Louise and Yeji, their older siblings, Winter and Leo Manoban, as well as Hyunjin and Jimin Kang, were secretly spying on them during their date. The mischievous siblings couldn't resist observing the two young lovebirds as they visited different stalls at the Hogsmeade Festival.

As they wandered through the festival, Yeji's Veela allure unknowingly became active around her mate, Louise. The effect was mesmerizing, causing Louise to have glassy eyes and struggle to function properly. It was a side effect of Yeji's allure that she was still learning to control.

During their time at the festival, Yeji surprised Louise with a thoughtful gift-a yellow puffskein named Zero. The puffskein was inside a magically enchanted cage, making it the perfect pet for Louise to care for. The sweet gesture made Louise's heart swell with joy.

Yeji tried on various dresses during their shopping spree, unknowingly casting her allure on Louise as they experimented with different outfits. To Louise's amusement, she secretly bought all the dresses Yeji tried on and discreetly placed them in her magically enchanted sling bag.

Before they headed back to Hogwarts Castle, Louise couldn't resist pulling Yeji into a passionate French kiss that lasted for a blissful 15 minutes. The chemistry between them was undeniable, and their affection for each other knew no bounds.

As they returned to the Slytherin Common Room, where Yeji resided with her older triplet siblings, Hyunjin and Jimin, they shared another tender kiss before Yeji walked inside. Louise even spotted her other godfather, Blaise Zabini, the Alchemy Professor and Slytherin House Head, outside the Slytherin Common Room. Blaise was genuinely fond of his goddaughter, Louise, and he chatted with her about her date with Yeji and her recovery at St. Mungo's Hospital. Louise felt blessed to have such a caring and supportive godfather.

After their conversation with Blaise ended, Yeji led Louise to the entrance and exit of the Slytherin Common Room-the Slytherin Portrait. Louise couldn't help but blush as Yeji stole a kiss on her lips before they parted ways for the night. The sweetness of their budding relationship was heartwarming.

Louise eventually made her way back to the Gryffindor Tower, where the Fat Lady's portrait guarded the entrance to the Gryffindor Common Room. Knowing the password, "U-No-Poo," thanks to Winter's ex-girlfriend, Chaewon Kim, a 14-year-old Gryffindor Veela student and Prefect, Louise entered the cosy Common Room.

Inside, Louise took a moment to write a letter to her Dada, Minister Lalisa Manoban, informing her that she had been discharged from St. Mungo's Hospital and had a successful date with Yeji. She excitedly added that Yeji had bought her a yellow puffskein named Zero at the Hogsmeade Festival. Louise's happiness overflowed as she put the finishing touches on her letter.

With her trusty Great Grey owl, Zeke, by her side, Louise sent the letter off to her Dada's home office in the Manoban Manor. She couldn't wait for her Dada to receive the news and share in her happiness.

As Louise lay in bed that night, she couldn't help but smile at the memory of her magical date with Yeji. Their love was a blossoming force that brought them joy and comfort, making every moment together feel like a dream come true. The future held endless possibilities for Louise and Yeji, and they were eager to explore every magical adventure that awaited them.

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December 15, 2014

Third Person's POV:

December 15, 2014, brought a day of enchantment and unexpected revelations for Louise Manoban. As the youngest triplet of the Manoban Triplets, a 13-year-old 4th-year Gryffindor student, Louise found herself embarking on a surprising adventure that would change her perspective on her family and their connections at Hogwarts.

Little did Louise know that their other godmother, Wendy Son, was not just a member of the Son Family—one of the top-seat families in Magical Britain—but also the Arithmancy Professor at Hogwarts since 2003. Wendy's esteemed position as Head of the Son Family was an added surprise to Louise. The revelation explained why Wendy had not been as involved in their lives as their other godparents. Wendy's wife, Joohyun Bae-Son, served as one of the Hogwarts Board of Governors alongside Yeji's mama, Seulgi Kang, who was the leader of the board. Moreover, Joohyun was the mother of Yujin Ronan Bae Son, a 12-year-old 2nd-year Gryffindor student and Louise's protégé in Quidditch.

This newfound knowledge was a delightful shock to Louise, who had transferred to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny for her 4th-year studies. She had missed out on the connections and relationships that her siblings had established at the magical school. Winter and Leo, her intersex older triplet siblings, were just as surprised and amused by the revelation. They chuckled at Louise's cluelessness, playfully teasing her for not knowing about Wendy's prestigious position.

The Manoban Triplets—Winter, Leo, and Louise—along with their younger siblings, the Manoban Twins, Luca and Lena, were all half-blood magical people. Their intersex Dada (mama), Minister Lalisa Manoban, was a half-blood witch, and their mum, Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, was a pureblood witch. The diverse mix of their heritage added to the richness of their family dynamics.

Meanwhile, Yeji, the youngest triplet of the Kang Veela Triplets and Louise's veela girlfriend, was known for her possessiveness and protectiveness over her chosen mate. Yeji's jealousy was evident when she caught Louise having a friendly library date with Minju Kim, Louise's ex-girlfriend and the younger cousin of San Kim, a 15-year-old 6th-year Slytherin Veela student and Prefect. Despite knowing that Louise's feelings were genuine, Yeji couldn't help but feel uneasy when Louise spent time with other girls. It was the veela nature, and Louise understood and reassured her girlfriend of her love and commitment.

In a playful attempt to tease Yeji, Louise had a flirtatious library date with Minju. The two young witches, both part of the Gryffindor Quidditch team, discussed Quidditch strategies and shared light-hearted banter. After the date, Louise lovingly packed a picnic basket full of Korean comfort foods, prepared with the help of Mr Jae Kim, the Hogwarts school's caretaker and an expert in Korean cuisine. This gesture was to explore Louise's Korean roots and connect with her mum's cultural heritage.

Louise's romantic courtyard date with Yeji turned into a magical evening of affection and bonding. After an intimate snogging session, Yeji fell asleep on Louise's shoulder, prompting Louise to carry her in a princess style to the Slytherin Common Room. Hyunjin, Yeji's older triplet sibling and a fellow Slytherin Quidditch team member, helped Louise place Yeji gently in her bed.

As Louise made her way back to the Gryffindor Tower, she stopped to visit the Fat Lady's portrait and informed her of the new password, "Skiving Snackbox," for the Gryffindor House Common Room. Upon entering, she wrote a letter to her intersex Dada (mama), Minister Lalisa Manoban, sharing the surprising news about their other godmother, Wendy Son. Louise wanted to assure her Dada that she was not upset about being kept in the dark, but rather delighted to have discovered this connection.

At the end of the day, Louise played with her pet companions—Zero, the yellow puffskein; Rocky, the snake; Zeke, the Great Grey owl; and Snowy, the kneazle kitten—before settling into her bed. Snuggled under a soft yellow blanket from the Manoban Manor, Louise drifted off to sleep, feeling a profound sense of love and belonging in her magical world.

The adventures of Louise, her family, and her friends at Hogwarts continued to weave a tale of love, friendship, and discovery. With every passing day, the bonds between the Manoban Triplets, the Kang Veela Triplets, and their loved ones grew stronger, making Hogwarts a place where they could call home. As they navigated the joys and challenges of their magical lives, they knew that they could count on each other and their friends to support and cherish them, making every moment a cherished memory.

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Dec 18, 2014 - Dec 31, 2014

Third Person's POV:

The Christmas break was in full swing, and the Manoban Triplets—Winter, Leo, and Louise—were thrilled to be back home in the warmth of the Manoban Manor. Alongside their younger twin siblings, Luca and Lena, they were eager to spend the holidays with their loving family.

Meanwhile, the Kang Veela Triplets—Hyunjin, Jimin, and Yeji—arrived at the Kang residence, where they were greeted by their babba (mama), Seulgi Kang, the Leader of the Hogwarts Board of Governors, and their mum, Jennie Kim-Kang, the Kim Family Veela Clan Leader. The Kang family was excited to be reunited for the Christmas break.

Despite the joyous occasion, there was still an undercurrent of tension between Louise and Yeji. Five days ago, Yeji had flirted with San Kim, causing a rift between her and Louise. Although it was Christmas break, Louise found it difficult to fully forgive Yeji for her actions. She had been distant and guarded, unsure if she could trust Yeji again.

The date was December 18, 2014, and Louise, Winter, and Leo were spending time together in the living room, sharing stories and laughter. The family was always a tight-knit bunch, and moments like these were cherished.

As the days passed, the Manoban siblings continued to enjoy the Christmas break, making the most of their time together. Louise, Winter, and Leo helped Luca and Lena with their studies and Quidditch training, strengthening their bond as older siblings.

However, the distance between Louise and Yeji remained, and it was evident that both of them were hurting from the recent events. They missed the easy camaraderie they once shared and longed to mend their relationship.

Despite the tension, the Manoban and Kang families came together to celebrate Christmas Eve with joy and love. Minister Lalisa Manoban, the Manoban siblings' Dada, hosted a grand Christmas Eve Ball at the Manoban Manor. The event was attended by both the Old 28th and New 28th Wizarding Families in Magical Britain, making it a truly magical affair.

The ballroom was adorned with enchanted decorations, and magical games kept the guests entertained throughout the night. The delicious spread of food seemed to be never-ending, and the sweet aroma of enchanted cakes and sweets filled the air.

Amidst the splendour of the ballroom, Louise and Yeji found themselves in a quieter corner. Yeji took this opportunity to apologize sincerely for her actions, acknowledging the pain she had caused Louise. She expressed her regret and promised to do better, hoping for a chance to earn back Louise's trust.

Moved by Yeji's heartfelt apology, Louise found it within herself to apologize as well. She admitted to feeling hurt and vulnerable, causing her to distance herself from Yeji. But at that moment, she understood that she missed Yeji, missed their connection, and wanted to give their love another chance.

As Christmas morning dawned, the exchange of gifts between Louise and Yeji took place. Louise gave Yeji a beautiful necklace with a dragon pendant, symbolizing strength and courage. Inside the locket, the words "인생을 최대한 즐기십시오" (Enjoy living life to the fullest) were engraved—a reminder of their love and the precious moments they would share.

In return, Yeji presented Louise with a stunning bracelet adorned with magical lucky charms, signifying her hope for a brighter future together.

When Louise received her gift from Yeji, she felt a rush of emotions. Unable to hold back any longer, she pulled Yeji close and kissed her, their lips meeting in a passionate reunion. The kiss seemed to last forever, a powerful testament to the love they shared.

The days after Christmas were filled with laughter and love as Yeji spent time with the Manoban family. As they shared meals and exchanged stories, Louise and Yeji slowly began to rebuild their bond.

On December 31, 2014, the Manoban and Kang families gathered once again, this time to celebrate New Year's Eve. The Manoban Manor was filled with laughter and music, and as the clock struck midnight, the room erupted into cheers and hugs.

Louise found herself surrounded by the love of her family, and in the arms of Yeji, she felt complete once again. As they watched the fireworks light up the sky, they knew that this new year held the promise of a stronger and more resilient love.

The Christmas break brought with it challenges and reconciliation, but it also served as a reminder of the power of forgiveness and the strength of love in the magical world. As they embarked on a new year, the Manoban and Kang families knew that they would face whatever came their way together, united by the unbreakable bonds of family and love.

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December 31, 2014 - January 1, 2015

Third Person's POV:

The Manoban Manor was bustling with excitement as the clock ticked closer to midnight. Louise Manoban, the intersex youngest triplet of the Manoban Triplets and a 13-year-old 4th-year Gryffindor student, was eagerly awaiting the start of the New Year's celebrations.

Minister Lalisa Manoban, an intersex woman known affectionately as Dada by her children, was having a date night with her wife, Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, who was lovingly called Mum by the Manoban siblings. Both Minister Lalisa and Auror Chaeyoung had taken a day off from their Ministry of Magic work to spend quality time together.

Meanwhile, Seulgi Kang, an intersex woman and Leader of the Hogwarts Board of Governors, along with her wife Jennie Kim-Kang, the Kim Clan Family Veela Leader, were on a mission to South Korea to investigate matters in the Veela forest. They entrusted the care of their children - Hyunjin, Jimin, Yeji, and Dahee - to their dear friends Lalisa and Chaeyoung.

Jihoon Kang, the 9-year-old 1/4 Veela male and the youngest sibling of the Kang Veela Triplets, was with his parents, Seulgi and Jennie, in South Korea. His height was around 137.16 cm. The date was December 31, 2014.

In this magical Britain, love and acceptance prevailed, and all sexual orientations and relationships were respected, mirroring the non-magical world where such acceptance was still a struggle. A babba was a term used for father figures of any gender, whether a woman or a man, in the Magical World.

The Manoban Family, along with the Kim and Kang families, were part of the prestigious New 28th Wizarding Families in Magical Britain since 1981, signifying their significant status in the magical community.

Winter and Louise, despite being intersex, were proud females. Lena was also an intersex female, and Leo, an intersex male. Additionally, all the Manoban siblings were Metamorphmagi and Parselmouths, gifted with unique magical abilities.

The siblings had striking appearances, with Winter having short blonde hair and sky blue eyes, Leo with platinum blonde hair and light brown eyes, and Louise with short dark blue hair and light grey eyes. Luca had sky blue hair and bottle green eyes, while Lena had dark brown hair and emerald green eyes. Hyunjin had auburn hair and ice blue eyes, Jimin had short purple hair and chocolate brown eyes, and Yeji had brown hair and baby blue eyes. Dahee had auburn hair and silver-grey eyes.

The Manoban Triplets - Winter, Leo, and Louise - stood tall at around 170 cm, while their younger siblings, the Manoban Twins - Luca and Lena, were around 153 cm. The youngest, Lucky, measured around 139.7 cm. The Kang Veela Triplets - Hyunjin, Jimin, and Yeji - had varying heights, with Hyunjin at around 173 cm, and Jimin and Yeji at around 169 cm. The youngest, Dahee, stood at around 160.02 cm.

A distinctive feature of the Manoban Triplets and Twins was their whisker dimples, a charming trait that also adorned the Kang siblings.

The Manoban siblings were proud of their mixed heritage, being half-blood magical people. Their intersex Dada, Minister Lalisa Manoban, was a half-blood witch, while their mum, Auror Chaeyoung Park-Manoban, was a pureblood witch.

As the New Year's Eve celebration approached, Winter, the intersex oldest triplet, took charge of the dessert preparations. She was baking a delightful array of treats with the help of her veela girlfriend, Dahee Kang, who was a 13-year-old 3rd-year Hufflepuff Veela student.

Leo, the intersex middle triplet, had the responsibility of looking after their youngest brother, Lucky, with the assistance of his veela boyfriend, Yeonjun Kim. Yeonjun was the younger twin brother of San Kim, a 15-turning-16-year-old 6th-year Slytherin Veela student and Slytherin Prefect.

While Louise was busy with the desserts, Yeji Kang, the youngest of the Kang Veela Triplets and Louise's veela girlfriend, was helping Louise write songs for a performance later in the evening. Aeri Kim, Jimin's girlfriend and an intersex girl, a 14-year-old 5th-year Ravenclaw student, would accompany the songs with her magical guitar.

Jimin Kang, the middle triplet of the Kang Veela Triplets, was in charge of cooking a mouthwatering selection of Korean foods. The menu included Korean Rice Cake Soup, Korean Dumpling Soup, Kimchi Dumplings, Crab Stick Omelettes, Stuffed Shiitake Mushrooms, Pan Fried Zucchini, Mung Bean Pancake, Meat and Vegetable Skewers, Bulgogi, Korean Braised Short Ribs, Japchae, Seasoned Korean Spinach Salad, Kimchi, Creamy Fruit Salad, and lastly Yaksik. Aeri was by Jimin's side, assisting her with the cooking.

Meanwhile, Luca Manoban, the eldest twin of the Manoban Twins, was taking on the role of a teacher. He was teaching his younger intersex twin sister, Lena, how to play the guitar, gobstones, and wizard's chess.

Hyunjin Kang, the eldest of the Kang Veela Triplets, was hard at work, perfecting his dance and rap skills for an upcoming talent contest scheduled for the end of February.

As the night wore on, the siblings were reminded of the upcoming O.W.L.s exam in June. The Manoban Triplets needed to study diligently from June 2 to perfect their exams and achieve Outstanding grades in all their subjects to select N.E.W.T. level subjects for their 5th year at Hogwarts.

Hyunjin, Jimin, Yeji, and Aeri were waiting until June to receive their O.W.L.s exam results from last year and decide on N.E.W.T. level subjects for their 6th year in this year's September and 7th year in next year's September at Hogwarts.

The excitement in the Manoban Manor was palpable as the countdown to midnight began. Louise and Yeji, a couple deeply in love, prepared to share a kiss to welcome the New Year. Jimin and Aeri, as well as Leo and Yeonjun, were doing the same. Winter, understanding Dahee's feelings, decided to wait for a proper kiss before the school term ended on June 24, 2015.

The Manoban Manor, with its three kitchens, was a hive of activity. The Main Kitchen saw Jimin and Aeri cooking delicious Korean dishes with the help of the Manoban Family's house elves. The New Kitchen was Winter and Dahee's domain, where they worked on creating mouthwatering desserts for the celebration.

However, the locked kitchen held a special story. The Manoban Triplets, Winter, Leo, and Louise, had accidentally caused a magical outburst there when they were toddlers, breaking the whole kitchen down. Since then, it had been forbidden for the Manoban children to enter.

As midnight approached, the Manoban siblings, their parents, and their friends all gathered in the living room, waiting to welcome the New Year together. The atmosphere was filled with love, joy, and anticipation for the future.

As the clock struck midnight, cheers erupted, and wands were raised to toast the beginning of the New Year. Louise and Yeji shared a sweet, loving kiss, while the other couples followed suit. The room was filled with laughter and happiness, as they all embraced the magical bond that connected them as friends and family.

The night was filled with laughter, music, and dancing, as they celebrated the arrival of a new year and the love that bound them all together. The Manoban Manor was alive with happiness, a testament to the love and acceptance that flourished in their magical Britain, where all sexual orientations and relationships were respected and celebrated.

And as the night continued, Louise and her siblings, along with their friends and parents, made a promise to cherish each moment and create many more magical memories together in the year ahead.

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January 2, 2015

Third Person's POV:

The morning sun cast a warm glow on Diagon Alley as Auror Harry Potter and his wife, Hermione Potter, made their way to Gringotts Banks. Accompanied by their children, the Potters were filled with a mix of excitement and trepidation as they had long suspected that their blood-adopted son, Teddy, might not be the biological child of the late Remus Lupin and the late Dora Lupin (née Tonks).

Teddy, now a 16-year-old with light blue curly hair and chocolate brown eyes, carried his little brother Ricci in his arms. Towering above him, Harry, with unruly black hair and green eyes, and Hermione, with brown centre-parted medium hair and brown eyes, walked hand in hand.

Their children followed closely behind James, a 12-year-old with dark brown curly hair and onyx brown eyes; the Potter twins Albus and Rose, who were 9 turning 10, with Albus having unruly brown hair and hazel brown eyes, and Rose with red curly hair and amber brown eyes; Hugo, 6 turning 7, with a two-toned black and ash grey hair and honey brown eyes; Lily, 4 turning 5, with straight dark brown hair and blue eyes; and little Ricci, 2 turning 3, with unruly black hair and chestnut brown eyes.

January 2, 2015, marked a day of revelations. At Gringotts, the Potters conjured their patronuses - a magnificent stag and a playful otter - to call Hermione's aunts, Andromeda Tonks and Narcissa Malfoy, to join them in a private chamber.

With bated breath, they asked Teddy to take the Heritage Test. The results brought tears of joy - Teddy was indeed their biological son, named Eithan Camden Ominis Riddle Potter, with the nickname Hadrian.

Andromeda and Narcissa revealed the truth about Hadrian's parentage. Hermione's late mother, Bellatrix Druella Black Riddle, had forced her to drink a Forgetfulness Potion on April 11, 1998, the day Teddy was born, to make her forget her son's true identity. Bellatrix had orchestrated the plan to give Teddy to Remus and Dora Lupin, making them believe he was their own.

Emotions overwhelmed Teddy, but the love and acceptance from his family filled his heart with warmth. Andromeda and Narcissa explained that Teddy's real name, Eithan, was one Bellatrix had planned to give her first child, while his second name, Camden, was suggested by Bellatrix's late husband, Tom Marvolo Riddle Jr. The third name, Ominis, came from Hermione's late father's ancestor, Ominis Gaunt.

At the end of this revelation, the Potters decided to accept the responsibility of becoming the new Heads of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Black. Harry James Potter would become the New Lord Black, adopting the name Harry James Black, and Hermione Cassiopeia Potter (née Riddle) would be the New Lady Black, embracing the name Hermione Cassiopeia Black.

Andromeda and Narcissa requested the Gringotts Bank goblin, Griphook, to make the necessary arrangements, and he did so with respect and efficiency.

Filled with newfound pride in their heritage, the Potters returned home to Godric's Hollow. They lived in Harry's late parents, James Potter and Lily Potter's house, where they felt a deep connection to their ancestors.

Alongside their new house-elf, Henry, trained by Kreacher, who now served Hadrian, they also had access to 12 Grimmauld Place, the Black Family's Ancestral House.

January 3, 2015, brought the time for Hadrian (Teddy) and James to return to Hogwarts after the Winter Holiday Break. Hermione, who was not only Harry's wife but also the Transfiguration Professor and Gryffindor House Head at Hogwarts, invited her two sons to accompany her to the Teacher's Lounge on the Hogwarts Express.

Hadrian (Teddy), now a 7th-year Gryffindor student and Gryffindor Head Boy, was excited about his last year at Hogwarts. James, a 2nd-year Gryffindor student, was eager to continue his magical education. As they settled into the Teacher's Lounge, they chatted about their classes, friends, and plans for the future.

Hadrian's veela girlfriend, Dominique Delacour, the 12-turning-13-year-old 3rd-year Hufflepuff Veela student, was a beloved member of their extended family. Despite the four-year age gap between them, Hadrian cherished Dominique and openly expressed his love for her. He affectionately called her "Princess," and she playfully referred to him as "Handsome."

The Potter family's bond was stronger than ever, filled with love, laughter, and a sense of belonging. Hermione and Harry looked at their children with pride, knowing that they were a testament to the love they shared.

As the Hogwarts Express journeyed to the magical school, the Potters knew that their lives had changed forever. The truth about Teddy's parentage had not only brought them closer as a family but also deepened their connection to their ancestors.

The future held limitless possibilities for the Potter family, and together, they were ready to face whatever came their way with love, courage, and unity. They were a family bound by love, magic and a rich heritage that they would cherish for generations to come.

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January 4, 2015

Third Person's POV:

The sun hung low in the winter sky, casting a warm golden glow over the Hogwarts Quidditch Pitch. Louise Manoban, the youngest of the Manoban Triplets, gripped her broom tightly, her heart pounding with excitement. She had always loved the rush of flying, and being part of the Gryffindor Quidditch Team was a dream come true.

As the third star chaser of the team, Louise was determined to prove herself on the pitch. Hovering nearby was Hadrian Black, the Gryffindor Head Boy and star player of the team. Hadrian had taken Louise under his wing, guiding her and sharing his wealth of Quidditch knowledge.

Louise's short dark blue hair rustled in the wind as she darted through the air, her eyes fixed on the Quaffle. Hadrian's voice echoed in her mind, reminding her of the tips he had given her earlier. "Focus on your positioning, Louise. Watch your opponents' moves and anticipate their passes."

With each practice session, Louise felt herself growing more confident and skilled. She remembered her days as a quodpot player back at Ilvermorny School, but Quidditch had quickly become her true passion. She was determined to excel, not just for herself but for her siblings as well.

The Manoban Triplets - Winter, Leo, and Louise - shared a unique bond that went beyond mere siblinghood. Their close relationship extended to their younger twin siblings, Luca and Lena. Despite their different interests, they all came together as members of the Wizard Chess Club. The club was a way for them to unwind and spend quality time together.

Louise's heart swelled with pride as she watched Luca and Lena strategize on the chessboard. The twins had always been close, and it was heartwarming to see them supporting each other's interests. As the Manoban siblings, they knew that their academics came first, but these clubs allowed them to explore their passions.

On the sidelines, Hadrian observed Louise's progress with a proud smile. His relationship with Louise was special - she was not just his godsister but also a cherished friend. He believed in her potential, and his dream was for her to become the Gryffindor Quidditch Team Captain in the upcoming term.

Hadrian's impending graduation in five months weighed on his mind. He was set on becoming a Gringotts Bank Cursebreaker, inspired by his role model, Jacob Claes Sr. His aspirations differed from his father Harry's path as an Auror, but Hadrian was determined to forge his legacy.

Louise's transfer to Hogwarts from Ilvermorny four months ago had opened up new opportunities for her. The school's diverse clubs allowed her to explore different aspects of magic. But it was on the Quidditch pitch that she truly shone. Her determination and dedication were evident to all, and Hadrian couldn't be prouder of her growth.

As the practice session wound down, Louise landed gracefully next to Hadrian. She wiped the sweat from her brow, a satisfied grin on her face. "Hadrian, do you remember the tips you used during your O.W.L.s two years ago?" she asked, her eyes curious.

Hadrian chuckled, ruffling his unruly brown hair. "Of course, Louise. Studying is all about finding what works for you. It's about focus, organization, and determination." He was glad to share his experiences with her, hoping to ease her academic journey.

Beyond academics and Quidditch, Hogwarts was a haven of acceptance and diversity. Individuals of different orientations and backgrounds were respected, much like in the non-magical world. Intersex individuals like Louise's mothers and Seulgi Kang were integral members of the community, proving that love and acceptance transcended boundaries.

Louise's relationship with Yeji Kang, one of the Kang Veela Triplets, was a testament to this acceptance. The love and bond they shared were cherished by their friends. Similarly, Winter's relationship with Dahee Kang was equally strong, as was Aeri Kim's connection with Jimin Kang.

As Louise and her friends navigated the complexities of teenage life, they found solace in each other's company. Hogwarts' walls echoed with laughter, friendship, and camaraderie. It was a place where all felt valued, regardless of their backgrounds.

Louise's relationship with Hadrian was particularly heartwarming. He was not just a mentor but a steadfast friend who believed in her abilities. His guidance had transformed her from a quodpot player to a skilled Quidditch chaser. With his support, she was ready to face any challenges that came her way.

As the day's practice drew to a close, Louise found herself in a secluded corner of the Quidditch Changing Room with Yeji. Her girlfriend's urgency was evident in the way she kissed her, peppering her face with affectionate kisses. Louise felt a sense of protectiveness in Yeji's actions, a reminder of their unbreakable bond.

The next day, as the winter term resumed at Hogwarts, Louise carried with her the warmth of her friendships, the lessons she had learned, and the unwavering support of those who believed in her. The magical castle was a place where dreams were nurtured, friendships were forged, and love knew no boundaries.

And so, as the snow-covered grounds of Hogwarts greeted the students on the first day of the winter term, Louise felt a sense of anticipation. With Hadrian by her side, and her friends rallying around her, she knew that this term held the promise of new adventures, growth, and the magic of being surrounded by those who cared deeply.