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In this story you will be the daughter of Sirius Black. Your father has been locked up for 12 years and you have no clue who your mother is. Your first years you were raised by Remus and Tonks but Remus couldn't handle the responsibility so he sent you to the Weasley's. Your super close friends with Bill Weasley and the twins. When your father gets out he has some unexpected favoritism to a certain Potter. Will he realize in time to fix his relationship with his actual daughter?

Cassiopeia Black was the perfect girl. She was a top student, she was extremely tidy, and she always had her emotions under control. Fred Weasley was chaotic. He caused trouble wherever he went, he left messes for others to clean up, and he expressed his emotions freely. Cassie was just Ron's stuck up friend, and Fred was just Ron's stupid older brother. They could never be friends, let alone more. Right?

Seren Morrighan Lupin Black, the daughter of Remus and Sirius Lupin-Black. As a child, her Dad was wrongfully imprisoned for the murder of two of her Godparents, James and Lily Potter. Growing up, her Papa made sure to keep in contact with her other Godmother, Narcissa Malfoy, and her Uncle, Regulus Black. Seren grew up with Draco Malfoy as a brother figure and Narcissa as a mother figure, Narcissa and Regulus educating her on how to act like a proper pure-blood heiress.

"There is no evil in sorcery. Only in the hearts of men." - Merlin Almost everyone in the wizard community know who the Weasley Family is; an old line of purebloods with red hair, freckles and enough children to start their own Quidditch team. But Seraphina Weasley often felt like an outcast in her own family; with hair a little too red, no freckles and with siblings so much older than herself that she often felt like an only child. There isn't a single grown witch or wizard that doesn't know who the Black Family is; an ancient line of purebloods with great good looks, an air of aristocratic elegance and a haughtiness few could miss. Sirius Black appeared to be all this on the outside but deep within he always knew he was different from the rest of his family. [BOOK 1]

Cassiopeia Black, orphaned since childhood, has always lived in the shadow of a dark past. The daughter of Regulus Black, she was raised with the weight of her Death Eater lineage, which has led to her being marginalized and mocked, especially by Fred Weasley, who never misses an opportunity to remind her of her connection to evil. But one summer, at the end of her penultimate year at Hogwarts, her life takes an unexpected turn: the Order of the Phoenix, the resistance group against Voldemort, arrives at her home. Among them is a figure she's always tried to avoid: her uncle, Sirius Black. Never visiting her, never showing interest, he now seems to be part of a larger plan that directly involves her. Cassiopeia discovers that her fate is tied to a truth that no one has ever dared reveal. As dark secrets hide within the walls of her home and tensions rise, the girl must make a choice: continue to live in the shadow of her family or face the truth, with all its consequences. But something doesn't add up, and as she tries to navigate between truth and lies, Cassiopeia uncovers that her life might be the missing piece in a game much bigger than herself. Her encounter with Fred Weasley, who has always tormented her, turns into something mysterious. But why does Fred seem to know more than he lets on? What is he hiding about his connection to the Order and her own family? The question tormenting Cassiopeia is: can she really trust those around her, or is she about to be betrayed by the one she least expects?

Cassiopea Andromeda Black or just Cassie is a Hogwarts student, who has everything a girl at her age can possibly want. She is rich, beautiful, very talented witch and she is friend to the one and only Harry Potter, The Boy who lived. She has a great family - a godfather who raised her like his own daughter; an aunt and an uncle who give her anything ; a clumsy cousin who taught her how to fight when she was for... ...a death mother, who died of grief when Cassie was three and a father who escaped from Azkaban but not to see his daughter. Or did he?