(3rd POV)
In a cell lay a woman who had been there for a week. She was looking down at the ground, thinking hard about something.
Then the sound of something hitting the ground woke from her thoughts.
"So, little missy, have you thought about my offer?" A man that is well-dressed and has a cane in his hand asks.
Looking at him, she asks, "Will he be as you say?"
"He will be better than any other wizard in this universe has ever seen. That I can promise you." He answered her.
She got off the ground and walked over to the man. Standing before him, she wrapped her arms around his neck and kissed him deeply.
After breaking away from the kiss, she had a big grin and said, "Then what are we waiting for? Let us give him life and a body."
A couple of minutes later, moaning sounds were heard from the cell, but the sound did not travel far before being blocked by a barrier.
(10 Months later)
In a hospital, the woman is lying on a bed, with nurses and a doctor helping her give childbirth.
"Push, we are almost done. I can see his head." A doctor said while assisting the baby out.
The woman gave a long and powerful push. She heard a child's cry when she was at the last amount of strength.
The doctor then handed the baby to the nurse to clean and wrap the baby in a blanket before giving the baby to the woman.
Looking at the baby, she noticed he has two different eye colors. The left one is the color of gold, and the right one is the color of dark purple.
Smiling widely, she kissed his cheek and said, "My dear Alexander. You will grow up to be purer and stronger than any wizard that will ever live."
A nurse came forward and took the newborn child away from his mother before leaving the room.
She had no power left after childbirth to resist the nurse, so she started to yell, "NO, GIVE ME MY CHILD BACK."
A little later, a doctor entered the room, where the woman was still yelling for her child. Wearing a sad look on his face, he looked at her. She stopped screaming and started crying, tears running down her cheeks.
Walking beside the bed, he said, "We are sorry to let you know that the baby died when we were going through the check-up to see how healthy he is."
Outside the room, the baby was given to a woman standing next to a man holding the hand of a tiny little girl.
"She named him Alexander. Since you are family to the child, he will be trusted to you. Also, we will put down on his birth certificate that he is your birth son." The nurse said before grabbing the document to give the family.
The woman knelt before the small girl with the baby in her arms, saying, "Look, Nymphadora, this is your newborn brother Alexander. You have to make sure to protect him, okay?"
Nymphadora let go of her father's hand and walked before her mother. She raised her hand to hold the newborn's hand and said, "Hello, Alexander. I am Nymphadora, your sister."
(11 Years Later) (Alexander's POV)
I woke up and looked around. I was still in my room which I am very familiar with. I grew up in this room for the past 11 years. Getting out of bed, I heard a knock on the door before it was pushed open.
"Good, you are awake. Mom is calling us down for breakfast." My sister Nymphadora said. After telling me it was time for breakfast, she headed downstairs.
After cleaning and changing out of my pajamas, I head to the dining room. When I got there, I saw plates of food float onto the dining table from the kitchen.
At the table, I saw Nymphadora and my father, Edward Tonks. Then I look into the kitchen to see my mother, Andromeda Tonks.
Mother used to be part of the Noble House Black in the wizarding world, but she was disowned because she married Edward, a muggle-born.
"Good morning, Mother and Father," I said, sitting at the table and grabbing some food.
"Did you sleep okay, Alexander? I heard some rustling last night in your room." Father said, looking away from the Daily Prophet in his hands and looking at me.
Responding to his question, "Yeah, I slept like the dead. Also, can we get more books of spells?"
My mother walked into the dining room, sat, and heard my question respond, "What about those other books? Were you also able to learn the Geminio Spell?"
"Yes, Mother, I finished learning the spell and put the books in the library," I answered.
"I can not believe that you already learned the spells I had to learn in my 4th year at Hogwarts," Nymphadora said in shock.
After thinking about it, mother asked father what he thought, and he responded, "I think he should wait until after his first year at Hogwarts to learn my spells. Learning up to 4th-year studies is already quite a bit."
"I agree. I have never heard of the ability to learn everything in a book by absorbing the book itself." Mother said in shock.
After that conversation, we talked about other things while we ate. Finishing breakfast and using magic to clean the dishes, we heard a tap at the window.
Looking at the window, we saw an owl with a letter in its beak tapping at the window. Mother opened the window and let the owl in, which landed on the table, dropping the letter in front of me.
Taking the letter and opening it, Nymphadora gave a treat to the owl as a reward before it flew out the window.
The letter is sealed shut with red wax with a stamp of a coat of arms with a lion in the top left corner, a snake in the top right corner, a honey badger in the bottom left corner, and a raven in the bottom right corner.