Long before the age of the Golden Trio, there were the Marauders.
James, the ring-leader.
Sirius, the run-away.
Remus, the werewolf.
Peter, the quiet one.
But they weren't the only ones to attend Hogwarts.
A muggle-born Aurelia Hope is the brightest...
Welcome to A Dog and A Dove, the prequel to Pumpkin Pasties.
This story is a Marauder Era tale, about the muggle-born Aurelia Hope, and the pure-blooded Sirius Black, notorious charmer and best friend of James, Remus and Peter.
As I mentioned in Pumpkin Pasties, this story line is what I believe could happen if one small detail changed. What if Sirius Black fell for a muggle-born? What if a seer predicted the ultimate betrayal? What if Sirius Black had a daughter?
I hope you enjoy this story as much as I have enjoyed writing it, and if you love it, please vote and comment on the chapters (it is so wonderful to see others fall in love with the characters I have added into this beloved universe!). This story can be read either before or after Pumpkin Pasties, and the last book in the 'Changed Fate' trilogy will be in development soon.
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I do not own any of the characters in the Harry Potter universe. Aurelia Hope and her storyline are purely made for fictional purposes, and only her storyline is owned by me.
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