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Hogwarts has decided that House rivalry has gone too far. So naturally, the professors’ solution is to put students from different Houses in the same dormitory and hope they learn to get along. Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, Draco Malfoy, and Y/N have been assigned to one room. Five teenagers. Different Houses. One dormitory. What could possibly go wrong? The Houses aren’t changing. Gryffindor and Slytherin are still rivals, House pride is still fierce, and Hogwarts’ competitions are still taken far too seriously. But now, these five have to navigate all of it together—while sharing a room, studying together, arguing over absolutely everything, and slowly learning the people behind the House colors. What begins as forced proximity gradually becomes friendship. Then trust. Then something far more complicated. Because the professors intended to create cooperation. They didn’t realize they were creating a found family—or that separating them might eventually become the hardest part.