Stories by Alex-Novas

When one has no prospect of life, what shall they do? When their death is guaranteed for daring to be born in a district, and grow up with the title of Victor's child, what's the next step? Should they accept it? Or fight it? Is there a third choice? Dove Ogilvy, the youngest daughter of District Four's controversial victor, found out the existence of the third to be real.

"I won't be wasting my life if it helps save someone else's." Time is master of all things, each individual and their path. A singular person's existence is a miracle in itself. Don't let them lie to you, it isn't chance. It's fate. That bastard has favourites and won't rest until they get the happy ending they deserve. (GEORGE WEASLEY/MALE OC)

There's but one problem with the Victor's mask. For it to work, the victor must have two essential things; haunting vivid memories and loved ones they would trade their lives to protect. One without the other is to no use. So when Olive Navin Cresta survives the 69th Hunger Games with no recollection of her time in the Arena, the mask gets destroyed before it's even placed.

A Victor's child is probably the most prestigious title anyone could have in the Capitol's opinion. But the reality wasn't as great as they made it look. Dove Ogilvy, the youngest out of the three adoptive children of Librae Ogilvy, came to realise at a very young age. However, President Coriolanus Snow had other plans for her. Plans that involved Finnick Odair in them.

Olive Navin Cresta felt lost. Everyone told her that she would get better. That she would remember everything at some point. But those were only empty words, promising a future that could never be granted to her. I feel like I'm losing myself, and there's nothing anyone can do to help me. Not even you, Finnick.