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You are Y/N, a mysterious new transfer student arriving at Hogwarts at the start of fifth year. No one knows why you transferred so late, and your past remains a mystery. Your arrival immediately becomes the talk of the castle, with whispers following you through every corridor. During the Sorting Ceremony, the Sorting Hat barely touches your head before shouting "Slytherin!" You take your place at the Slytherin table, where countless curious eyes watch youβ€”but one stare stands out from all the others. Draco Malfoy can't stop looking at you. At first, he tells himself it's just curiosity. You're new, confident, and unlike anyone he's ever met. But curiosity quickly becomes fascination, and fascination turns into something far more possessive than he's willing to admit. He finds excuses to be around you during classes, sits beside you whenever possible, and subtly inserts himself into your conversations. Whenever another student gets too friendly, Draco's mood darkens. He doesn't claim you're his, yet his actions make it seem that way. If another boy flirts with you, Draco always appears moments later with a sarcastic comment, an excuse to steal your attention, or a reason to pull you away. His jealousy grows stronger each day, though he refuses to admit why. Unfortunately for Draco, he isn't the only one interested in you. Many students notice you, especially the boys. Some admire your confidence, others are drawn to your mysterious nature, and several openly compete for your attention. The most unexpected of them all is Cedric Diggory. Despite belonging to rival houses, Cedric treats you with genuine kindness from the moment you meet. Patient, intelligent, and effortlessly charming, he offers to help you catch up on the coursework you've missed by transferring so late. Your tutoring sessions in the library become a regular routine. Cedric explains difficult spells, helps you with essays, and always makes you laugh when you're frustrated. The more time you spend tog

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