Wren wanted to break the cycle of her monotonous life. One day, she did just that. Enter new friends, a sprinkle of family drama, and a new perspective on life. Things start to change drastically for Wren and, sometimes, she's not sure if she can handle it.

At nineteen, Birdie was very naive about the world around her. Her biggest downfall, in her opinion, was her inability to leave things alone. Wanting to take more risks, she takes the biggest one yet. Leaving her in a timeline she had no business being in all because of her inability to let people go and her own selfishness to save the one she loved most. (Full Summary Inside)

I once told Fred that if it weren't for the killing curse that had killed him, the wall would have crushed him. He responded that hadn't he been lucky both happened at the same time. I slipped up one day and told this morbid joke to George. He didn't laugh. I shouldn't have told him that. I could use his laugh right now, but that was gone. Instead, I ruined everything.

"Peculiar thing the mind is. One dreams while the other is awake." Dumbledore always had a way of talking in complete circles that Fred could not understand. "Mr Weasley, might I suggest that it may not be wise that you bring her into our world. Dangerous things can happen to someone that does not know our ways. She may not even be able to help your brother."