Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone

Harry Potter and the Philospher's Stone is the first book in the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling, but for this fan canon edited by Haou1987.

The Boy Who Lived
In Surrey County, at 4 Privet Drive in Little Whinging a normal family lived by the name of the Dursleys. Working as the director of a drill factory, Vernon Dursley happened to hear weird whispers one morning of events that happened that involved the family of his wife. After an encounter with a weird looking man and seeing multiple owls pass by, he hurries home, but after speaking with his wife about why he heard the mention of the Potter name. As they stare at the news where weird events from all around the country are being reported, outside a cat is waiting on someone. When Dudley is being pushed to put out the trash to be picked up the next morning, he tries to kick the cat for fun, but Dudley suddenly becomes lightheaded before struggling to get back to the house. Later that night as the Dursley family was fast asleep the cat turned on the spot, transforming itself into a woman named Minerva McGonagall who waited there for someone to arrive. As the lights were put out by the arrival of an elderly man, who confirms her suspicions of what was happening around the country as news fled fast. Lord Voldemort was dead, gone from the face of the earth, defeated by a young boy who had just lost his parents, Harry Potter. McGonagall was astonished that Dumbledore was willing to leave the boy who saved the world in the hands of Rubeus Hagrid, but Dumbledore promises her he trusts Hagrid with his life. As they wait, McGonagall and Dumbledore discus how to move forward now as Dumbledore believes that Harry should grow up away from the Wizarding world and McGonagall believes it is not wise to keep Harry with the Muggles. When Hagrid finally arrives on his motorcycle he borrowed from a friend, he has difficulty saying goodbye to Harry, but after a small farewell bids farewell to Dumbledore and McGonagall, promising Harry he would watch over him and then leaves. As McGonagall reverts to her cat form to keep watch over Harry until morning, Dumbledore wishes the young boy good luck before vanishing into thin air. The next morning Mrs. Dursley opens the door finding Harry at the doorstep, screaming, while McGonagall leaves.