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Bookmarked by mathiii3107
15 Oct 2026
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no sequel after part one so i think its finished
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Izzie has a talent for two things: missing the Hogwarts Express and hiding what's waiting for her at home. Sixth year starts the same as the rest — arriving early, alone, and pretending she's fine.
Sirius Black has never paid much attention to her. She's Remus's friend, quiet in all the ways Sirius is loud, and nothing he needs to think about.
Until he does.
As their unlikely friendship shifts into something neither of them knows how to name, the people who are supposed to love them most become the greatest danger they face. A curse. A secret. Parents who would rather destroy than lose control.
Sirius has never been good at feelings. Izzie has never had the luxury of having them.
But some things are harder to curse away than others.Love & Scars is an angsty, slow-burn Marauders Era romance about two people learning that love is not the same thing as survival — but sometimes, if you're lucky, it can be both.
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Lane Black and the Boy Who Lived Next Door by Oliverlewis6
Fandom Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
03 Aug 2026
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Bookmarked by mathiii3107
14 Oct 2026
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finished 1st 2 parts
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Melanie Jones was a lunatic!
James Potter made sure she knew that when he yanked her back inside the Hogwarts Express—promptly ruining her expert attempt at fleeing. Was it her fault her only option was to climb atop the train and hop off? Really, and she argued as much, all his manhandling to get her back inside might've gotten her killed.
If it weren't for him she would've safely jumped off the moving train, without a hitch.
Melanie Jones was barely a witch; she had no intention of going to Hogwarts—hence the brilliant escape plan. Still, after some trouble with the Ministry, she was forced to complete her last (and only) year at Magic School like a well-behaved citizen.
James Potter seemed to find her predicament utterly hilarious. And so, logically, he'd made it his job to ruin every fantastic scheme she had to escape. Whilst laughing in her face like she was his new favourite joke.
Perhaps, she was a lunatic. But James Potter was a complete wanker.
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