Blaise, Draco, Theodore, Fred, George, Ron, Harry, Oliver.

(I'll tell you right away, you're Kamila.) It's winter. A new semester has begun. And new students have arrived. And when McGonagall announced the first student's last name, first name, and patronymic, Kamila Khaligovna Akhmedova, eight boys noticed—Fred and George, Draco and Blaise, Theodore, Harry, Ron, and Oliver. They saw Kamila and immediately fell madly in love with her at first sight. And then, when she was sorted into Gryffindor, people started approaching her and introducing themselves. But only a month passed, and then they realized: Camila, the girl, was funny and charismatic, and cheerful, and cool, and energetic, and awesome, and she played pranks on everyone, but the problem was that she was also a bitch with a violent temper, and because of this, she became their enemy, and in general, the boys simply became enemies with her. But deep down, the boys loved her madly and looked after her, and protected her, and protected her discreetly, so as not to provoke another fight. Oh, and yes, I forgot to tell you. They constantly fought together, so they were always covered in cuts and bruises. And this was amazing, despite the fact that Camila was just a girl, she was very violent and strong in a fight, and therefore the boys were constantly covered in cuts and bruises.

It's winter. A new semester has begun. And new students have arrived. And when McGonagall announced the first student's last name, Kamila Khaligovna Akhmedova, eight boys noticed—Fred and George, Draco and Blaise, Theodore, Harry, Ron, and Oliver. They saw Kamila and fell madly in love with her at first sight. And then, when she was sorted into Gryffindor, people started approaching her and making advances. But only a month passed, and then they realized: Camila, the girl, was funny and charismatic, and cheerful, and cool, and energetic, and awesome, and she played pranks on everyone, but the problem was that she was also a bitch with a violent temper, and because of this, she became their enemy, and in general, the boys simply became enemies with her. But deep down, the boys loved her madly and looked after her, and protected her, and protected her discreetly, so as not to provoke another fight. Oh, and yes, I forgot to tell you. They constantly fought together, so they were always covered in cuts and bruises. And this was amazing, despite the fact that Camila was just a girl, she was very violent and strong in a fight, and therefore the boys were constantly covered in cuts and bruises.

And then one evening. It was snowing outside, and it was dark. The boys were sitting in the common room, pressing ice packs to their bruises, and Camila was sitting sideways in a chair, her feet up on the seat.

chairs, hugging a small teddy bear and ignoring the bruise on her cheekbone.

Draws