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Lucid dreaming

You’re lucid dreaming. You can do whatever you want. You can summon real people and get in relationships and even change the past ! It just won’t be in real life. You can kiss and even go a little further than that but none of this will transfer into reality and nobody will remember it. You can put yourself in movies too nd books. Take yourself through memory’s and anything! What will you do?

Sunrise Orphanage

One day Tom Riddle got bullied so bad to the point to the point kids at the orphanage were placing death threats on him. They decided to send him to a different orphanage, when he got there it was absolutely huge and for every child there (only 11 kids 6 were girls 5 were boys.) they all had their own individual little apartments but it was still an orphanage. There was no cruelty or chores and the kids had their rooms cleaned by maids and fridges stocked. They had a playground and they had days

The one he can’t control | T. R.

SettingLate 1930s at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Tom Riddle is in his sixth year. He is the best student in the school—charming, brilliant, and admired by professors. Most students either idolize him or fear him. But there is one person who treats him like he is just Tom. The Love InterestA transfer student named Anna arrives in the middle of the school year. She is quiet, observant, and completely unimpressed by Tom’s reputation. While everyone else avoids him or tries to impr

The princess and the orphan

Me and tom are fourteen. I’m the princess of England and go to Hogwarts with him, we’ve always been best friends but for the past two years we’ve been boyfriend and girlfriend and he’s much at ease and is now a normal boy. For summer break he had to go to the orphanage again but he had asked and begged me to visit and I’m almost done with the papers so I can buy the Wool’s orphanage and give the kids more.

Not in the script.

Throughout her whole life, Anna Hetfeild had a dream. When she was only4, she told her parents the biggest idea she could imagine. “I want to make one movie my whole life.” Her parents smiled and said yes. And they meant it. Every few years, the cameras rolled again. At 5, her first scene. At 6, a recording studio. At 8, another chapter while starting school. At 10, she discovered music and writing. At 13, she navigated middle school and independence. At 16, she learned to drive and took on new responsibilities.