WA

They survived Voldemort. They survived their family. But can they survive each other? Morgyn and Mattheo Riddle have been through hell together. Twins born into a family where love was weakness, they grew up surrounded by secrets, cruelty, and a father who would eventually become Voldemort. When the war came, they secretly betrayed their family and helped bring it to an end. Now, Voldemort is dead. Their family is gone. The war is over. But Morgyn and Mattheo are still fighting their own war. Every conversation turns into an argument. Every argument brings up another childhood wound. And after their worst fights, they walk away from each other, drinking alone and pretending they don’t care—when deep down, they both know they do. Their closest friends have been there since childhood—Draco Malfoy, Theodore Nott, Blaise Zabini, and Barty Crouch Jr. grew up alongside the twins from the age of six, while Pansy Parkinson became their best friend and an inseparable part of their lives. Now, in eighth year, they’re all watching Morgyn and Mattheo slowly fall apart. Morgyn finds comfort in Draco, and somewhere between late nights and stolen moments, their friendship becomes something more. But while Draco becomes her safe place and Theo remains Mattheo’s, neither can replace the bond the twins lost somewhere along the way. They’ve spent their entire lives surviving together. Now, they have to learn how to find each other again. Because sometimes the person you’re fighting the hardest to forgive is the person you’ve been missing your whole life.