The war is over. Voldemort is dead. Hogwarts is behind them. But what happens when the people who survived the war are given something they never expected—a chance to simply live? After Hogwarts, Y/N and the friends she fought beside unexpectedly find themselves attending the same wizarding college and sorted into the same new house. Gryffindors and Slytherins who once stood on opposite sides are forced into the same halls, dormitories and lives. At first, they’re only sticking together because they’re familiar. Then come the friendships. The parties. The romances. The arguments. The inside jokes. Somewhere along the way, they stop being survivors who happen to know each other and become a family. But by their third year, something begins to feel familiar. A phrase that shouldn’t be repeated. A symbol that shouldn’t exist. A question about the war that someone shouldn’t know to ask. And by the time anonymous letters begin arriving, they may have to ask themselves one question: Did the war really end?
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