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Everyone loves Cedric Diggory. He’s Hogwarts’ golden boy: handsome, talented, honorable, and so genuinely kind that you find it almost impossible to trust him. Especially when your own family name has ensured people usually decide who you are long before meeting you. So when Cedric starts seeking you out, saving you seats, walking you to class, and inventing increasingly ridiculous excuses to spend time with you, you’re certain there must be a catch. There isn’t. Then the Goblet of Fire chooses Cedric as Hogwarts’ champion, and suddenly the boy you were reluctantly beginning to care about belongs to the entire school. But while everyone else is watching their champion, Cedric is watching you. As the Triwizard Tournament grows increasingly dangerous, you begin to suspect something far worse than dragons and merpeople is waiting for Cedric at the finish line. Everyone expects him to be brave enough to reach the Cup. You might be the only person willing to beg him not to. Because this time, Cedric Diggory doesn’t have to become Hogwarts’ tragedy. And you refuse to let him.