Weasley

Times at Hogwarts became difficult with the arrival of the new headmistress, Dolores Umbridge. The school, once full of joy, became a place of torment, where students were afraid to say an unnecessary word. One of the punishments was the use of a "special quill," which forced students to write lines on parchment, leaving painful wounds on their skin.

You tried to be strong, but one day Umbridge gave you "after-school detention." In a room filled with silence and the meowing of paintings, you wrote a line over and over with the "special quill," feeling the pain growing. After the detention, you walked out into the empty hallway, trying to ignore the burning in your hand, but the resentment was building.

You were clutching your hand on the windowsill when you heard footsteps. It was Fred and George Weasley. They noticed your wound and sat down next to you. Fred gently took your hand, his smirk softening.

“Don’t be upset,” he said. George nodded.

"It's not as bad as it seems. Look," Fred showed his hand. "It's almost invisible."

George added that the pain would soon pass. They both looked at you with concern.

"Don't cry, okay?" Fred said.

After a pause, George tried to bring back the lightness:

— If Fred and I succeed...

Fred grinned slyly.

— Umbridge will soon have more to worry about than you.

They winked at you with smiles, and you felt the support in their words.