Tom Riddle wasn't the only "different" one at Wool's Orphanage. He wasn't the only one who could do the things he could. He wasn't the only one who could speak with snakes. He wasn't the only one who got sent to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry when he turned eleven. He wasn't the only one. The other one was none other than Harry Potter. (Fem!Harry AU)

No one is born evil, that's how the saying goes. But what if said individual has been raised to think that being 'evil' is the only option in an equally evil world? Especially when that said individual harbours a part of the most 'evil' wizard the world has ever known inside of her? Words can be skewed in more than a few ways, so can actions. The obstacle is figuring out which way.

Having experienced enough hardships than she thinks she can take after the death of her godfather, Harry expresses a desire to commit the unforgivable. Surprisingly, the most unexpected individual makes her rethink her alternatives. (One-Shot) (Fem!Harry Potter) (Fenrir Greyback)