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🕑 Added 2023-04-27 03:26:17 +0000 UTCLucinda's
A few years after Hogwarts, Hermione and Ron get divorced. A few days after the papers are signed, Hermione overhears a couple of her co workers at the Ministry talking about.
"Granger's such a ball breaker, I'm not surprised they got divorced."
"Weasley said she was pretty boring in bed."
"She's hot, though. Did you see those pictures he sold to Lucinda's?"
Furious, Hermione leaves and Apparates straight to Lucinda's, a shop in Diagon Alley specializing in adult material. Striding into the store, she ignores the posters of barely dressed witches and wizards waving at her, and the phalic shaped objects littering the shelves, and strides to the counter. She stops in front of a tall, beautiful brunette wearing a tight leather corset and skirt, prominently displaying her hourglass figure.
When Hermione demands to know what pictures her ex-husband had sold, she's told that Harry already requested they be taken down. Quickly, she learns that Harry is a regular customer there, though Lucinda refuses to give her any specifics, and that her husband had sold the pictures for 500 Galleons. Lucinda explains that men often bring in pictures of their wives and post them as a way of showing off. The shop keeper hadn't known that Hermione and Ron had divorced, or she never would've allowed the pictures to be posted. Hermione leaves the shop feeling mixed emotion. She wondered why Harry would regularly go to that kind of shop, and what the hell Ron was thinking.
Hermione goes on to confront Ron, learning that he's back to his old habits of betting money he can't afford to lose on Quidditch. After threatening to castrate him if he ever sells pictures of her again, she leaves to talk to Harry. He explains that he still has PTSD from the war, and goes to Lucinda's to unwind. Hermione begs for details, but he refuses to give them to her, saying that she wouldn't understand.
Over the next few days, Hermione's curiosity eats away at her until she decides to go back to the shop. She wants to know what Harry is doing, both because she's worried about him, and disturbingly, the thoughts running through her head arose her.
So, essentially, this story focuses on Hermione and her sexual awakening after a bitter divorce. She'd go on to follow Harry and befriend Lucinda, eventually watching him in the midst of numerous sexual acts with a variety of women. Right now, I'm working out exactly what those acts would be , who they would be with, and how Hermione will eventually get involved. I'd appreciate some feed back on this one.
Darkest Before Dawn
This one is much darker than what I normally write but I think it's an interesting idea. In a world where the Dark Lord Voldemort reigns over magical Britain, Harry has it all. He's a pureblood from a good family, and although orphaned at a young age, he has power, wealth, a gorgeous betrothed, and the Dark Lords favor. So why does everything feel wrong?
At the age of eleven, the Dark Lord gifted him the Halfblood Metamorphmagus, and his childhood friend, Nymphadora Tonks as a slave. It was a punishment to her mother for having a child with a Muggleborn. After Harry graduates from Hogwarts with honors, he sets out to find his place in the world. A task he finds far more difficult than it should be.
One day, while visiting Malfoy Manor, Draco casually mentions that he plans to dispose of his Muggleborn slave and get a new one. Seeing the bushy haired, meek brunette, Harry feels great sympathy for her. Under the guise of using her to test potions and spells, he offers to buy her from Draco. Something inside of Harry drives him to help her, to right what he saw as wrong.
Taking her home, he bathes her before giving her a good meal, a some new clothes. Over the next couple of weeks, with the help of fiancé, Daphne Greengrass, and Tonks, they slowly help the traumatized girl heal. For the first time, Harry begins to question the only world he'd ever known.
In his search for a fulfilling career, he starts to uncover lies, hidden for years. How will he react when he finds out Voldemort was the one to kill his parents? Will he have the strength to turn against his friends to right what he sees as wrong? More importantly, will he be able to survive the Dark Lords wrath?
I see Harry and Hermione's relationship in this being close to what Harry and Tonks had in the beginning of A Friend in Need. Although, Hermione's injuries are less physical, and more emotional. A lot of fluff and sweetness as he helps her heal. There would be sex as well. Hermione's only been used for two things since she came to the magical world (and I will not be going into detail about her experiences with the Malfoys) and Harry isn't violent, so she turns to sex to show her gratitude.
It would be quite a few chapters before Harry's starts to learn the truth, and even longer before he takes action. I'm thinking maybe a resistance group, the old Order, is still clinging to life in the shadows.
This is pretty different from what I usually write, and although the world is dark, Harry won't be. There will still be a lot of romance between him and the three girls. I'm curious about what you guys think.
Comments
Markus Hertle
toll
Coady
Darkest Before Dawn. Yes, it's dark: Voldemort is in control and Hermione and Tonks are slaves, but I imagine there's light at the end of the tunnel and it would be interesting to see how Harry gets there.
TheWickedTruth
Lucinda's
CC100
I think it is better to stay more upbeat than a dark story.
Kevin Thunder
Hermione should sue Lucinda's. Not only did they not check to see if thru were still, but they had no right to publish for buy em.
My Fun
Both of these sound fantastic. I would love to see both of them down the road, but I think the second would be really interesting to see.
Mark Quaker
The first one sounds the more interesting of the two for me
Jack Hoff
Lucinda's
Salvage48
First one sounds amazing.
Stonebrow
The first one. There’s interesting places to go with it. There’s a lot of issues with the second one. And it’s just depressing.
Pelessari
Darkest Before Dawn. I always love the dynamic you create between Harry and Daphne and was hoping that they could get a more central story, sort of like Susan in Slave for You.
Ken Somers
If I had to pick it would be the first one, otherwise neither and not because I don't like Hermione I do I just want more of your other stories completed and not rushed either
Aro
Darkest before dawn sounds fascinating and really interesting for us ss trwsersnsnd you ss writer to explore i believe, go for it!
joel miller
Don't like either one myself
Son of Odin
Both just feel icky for different reasons. Tbh I wouldn't read either. A whole lotta topics there which are very difficult to write about with it just being gross.
Sonny Edgerton
Darkest befoee dawn
HP
Darkness
H1VE
Darkest before dawn sounds more unique and interesting to me but I'd read both
Cqys
Darkest Before Dawn is much more interesting. It's good to have an actual variety of stories with a variety of... Vibes. Writing something darker can actually feel pretty fresh. That first story is an end premise you've already written a number of times with a slightly different journey.
