Dysfunctional Sorceress

Freya Peverell has never known anything outside the gates of her family estate. Her entire life — up until her eleventh birthday — has been wrought-iron fences and brick walls. When at home, she is surrounded by only her parents and the few house elves, with the occasional family friend — that is allowed to know that her family is, in fact, still alive, and is sworn to secrecy — visiting. Even when she is at Hogwarts, she is required to use a fake last name, in order not to have Death Eaters go after her and her family. It is amazing that she has not gone mad.

Fred and George Weasley have four brothers — not including one another — and one sister. They are not rich, by any standards, but they have one another, and they have found that they do not really need anything else. They do not own house elves, and they do not have a huge mansion, but they have their intelligence — though they loathe to show it other when they are pranking — and they have their family. But even with the love in their lives, they feel like they are missing something.

These three Gryffindors have been at Hogwarts together for two years already, and are starting their third. The twins have never really acknowledged the black-haired, blue-eyed witch who sits next to their friend, Lee Jordan, in Transfiguration and Potions, but that is soon to change. Something is coming, and it will flip their world upside-down, leaving no room for normalcy or comfort.

Freya will have no choice but to reveal who she really is, and how strong her powers really are. The Weasley twins will find the piece they have been missing, and might just show Freya what she has missed by being locked in her own head.