You’d only been at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry for three days when chaos found you. Your golden Labrador puppy, Sunny, was supposed to stay quietly in your dorm while you unpacked. Instead, the second the door cracked open, he bolted through the castle like he owned it — paws skidding across stone floors, students yelling as he raced through corridors. And unfortunately for you… he ran straight into the most feared Slytherin group in the school. The kind of boys everyone whispers about. Pure-blood royalty. Dangerous reputations. The professors tolerate them, students avoid them, and somehow they always get away with everything. You expected Sunny to get cursed. Instead, your puppy jumped directly into one boy’s lap, tail wagging furiously while the others stared in stunned silence. That’s exactly when they noticed you. Flustered, breathless, and terrified, trying to apologize while Sunny happily rolled onto his back for belly rubs from boys who supposedly didn’t like anyone. From that moment on, they couldn’t leave you alone. It starts small — them appearing beside you in corridors, saving you a seat in the Great Hall, Sunny mysteriously spending more time in the Slytherin common room than your own dorm. Then it becomes something else entirely. Possessive glances. Silent intimidation toward anyone who upsets you. Late-night visits under the excuse of “returning the dog.” They act like they barely tolerate anyone else, but around you? They soften in ways nobody thought possible. And the scariest part? You’re starting to realize the notorious Slytherins aren’t obsessed with the puppy anymore. They’re obsessed with you.