Y/n is Snape's daughter, and he's quite the dad, to say the least. He loves her, but he's overprotective, so boys are scared to go near her because of him. Harry hated Snape, but loved his daughter. He and y/n were decently close but he never really told her how he really felt about her. He knows Snape would murder him if he ever did, and he didn't know how to tell him and get his approval.
Everyone knows the story of Sirius Black. The traitor. The murderer. The man who betrayed his friends and chose darkness. But not everyone knows what he left behind. Polaris Black. Raised by Remus Lupin after her father was imprisoned in Azkaban, Polaris has spent thirteen years living with questions nobody wants to answer. Nobody speaks about Sirius. Nobody tells her who he was before everything went wrong. Nobody explains how someone so loved became a monster. So Polaris creates her own answer. Maybe she wasn’t enough for him to choose good. Maybe if he loved her, he would have stayed. Unlike the father she fears becoming, Polaris is quiet, thoughtful, and endlessly careful. A Gryffindor with the Black family name, Sirius’s smile, and Remus’s habit of carrying pain silently. She remembers everyone’s favourite things, notices everyone else’s hurt, and guides people home while never believing anyone would come looking for her. The North Star who thinks she was abandoned. Her third year at Hogwarts was supposed to be simple. Classes, late nights in the Astronomy Tower, strange Divination dreams everyone dismisses, and growing closer to Harry Potter and his friends. Then Sirius Black escapes Azkaban. Everyone believes he is hunting Harry. Everyone fears he wants revenge. Polaris fears something worse. That after twelve years, her father finally escaped… and still isn’t coming for her. But as forgotten secrets return and her dreams reveal a past she never knew, Polaris begins to question everything. Because monsters aren’t supposed to have laughed like Sirius did. They aren’t supposed to have loved like Sirius did. And maybe the man she spent her whole life trying not to become was never the villain at all. Maybe the brightest star in the sky spent twelve years trying to find his way back to his North Star.
You're dating Harry Potter. Hoping you'll have a normal year at Hogwarts with the boy you love, that plan quickly fumbles when Draco Malfoy of all people starts to try and get in the way. ~~~ Y/n is a Gryffindor
After a summer in italy with no contact with your friends, you’re back for your final year of hogwarts. Rocking a generational glow-up, a toned body, and a tan from a summer of italian beaches. Everyone’s noticed. Introducing… Your most chaotic year at hogwarts yet: Idiots tripping over themselves to get your attention.
A Mix up in the 7th year student dormitories leaves you rooming with a male for the entire school year. Not just any guy, but the notoriously messy haired golden boy, Harry Potter.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows two things: Draco Malfoy and Y/N are untouchable, and Harry Potter can’t stand them. At least, that’s what Harry wants everyone to believe. One Amortentia lesson changes everything when the scents Harry recognizes lead directly to Draco’s girlfriend. Suddenly, years of lingering stares, unnecessary arguments, and barely hidden irritation make perfect sense. Harry Potter doesn’t hate Y/N. He wants her. Y/N finds the revelation amusing. Draco finds it absolutely priceless. Because Potter can pine all he wants. Malfoy’s girl has already chosen.
When a witch from the Louisiana bayous receives a letter from Hogwarts, she’s thrown into a world of ancient castles, British traditions, and classmates who have never met anyone like her. With her thick Southern drawl, fierce independence, and family magic rooted in generations of Louisiana folk traditions, Y/N L/N quickly becomes the most talked-about student in the castle. Some judge her. Some fear what they don’t understand. Others can’t help but be drawn to the mysterious American girl who says “y’all” to professors and always seems to have a little extra luck on her side. As rumors spread, rivalries ignite, friendships form, and more than a few Hogwarts boys find themselves hopelessly captivated, Y/N discovers that fitting in was never her destiny. She was always meant to stand out.