FT

You were the new Slytherin. Innocent, trusting, and far too much of a lover girl for your own good. You made friends easily, smiled too much, and always seemed a little lost. So naturally, everyone started calling you Bambi. But Pansy warned you about Theodore Nott. Theodore was a notorious playboy who didn’t believe in love. He charmed people, made them feel special, and then left them with a broken heart. He hated affection, nicknames, and anything remotely sentimental. You promised yourself you wouldn’t fall for him. You even thought you could change him. Then Theodore noticed you. And unlike everyone else, he didn’t see Bambi as someone to protect. He saw someone he could manipulate. He planned every move carefully—how to gain your trust, make you feel special, pull away, and make you chase the attention he’d deliberately taken away. To Theodore, it was a game. You were supposed to become attached. He was supposed to break your heart. And he was certain he’d never become attached to you himself. But some games become harder to control when the person you’re manipulating starts becoming impossible to ignore.