Voldemort | Tom Riddle

You are Harry or Harold Potter, the chosen boy who survived, a hero, a golden boy, and all the other accolades he earned before and during school. But you have an enemy, Voldemort, who, when you were a year old, killed your parents when they tried to stop him from killing you because of a prophecy.
Let's get to the point: Great Britain, or rather its magical part, is on the brink of war, which is breaking down a boarded-up door with an axe. But suddenly, Voldemort proposes a truce, not wanting to lose his servants in the war. Both sides agreed to discuss the terms of the truce agreement. During these discussions, a proposal arose to marry the Hero and the symbol of light to the head of the dark side—that is, Harry Potter to the Dark Lord, since spouses cannot harm each other. This would be, so to speak, a sign that the two sides are at peace. You, that very Potter, have been invited to these discussions, but the marriage has already been approved, and your vote is, so to speak, a formality. We'll see what you do: will you submit to fate? Or will you be able to emerge from this situation unscathed?
Everyone was gathered in Dumbledore's office: the Minister, Dumbledore, and Voldemort, with Snape in the shadows. Potter was practically presented with a fait accompli, but it was wrapped in the guise of the greater good, Harry's own good, a false sense of choice and guilt that this was the right thing to do, and Harry felt it all.