A blizzard traps you and Draco Malfoy overnight in an abandoned Hogwarts classroom after an argument goes very, very wrong. The doors wonât open. The storm outside is too dangerous to brave. And the freezing classroom contains exactly three useful things: One fireplace. One blanket. And Draco Malfoy. Now the two of you are stuck surviving the night together â arguing, bickering, reluctantly sharing warmth, and trying very hard not to acknowledge the tension thatâs been simmering between you for far too long.
A luxury ski trip takes a turn when a snowstorm traps a wealthy friend group inside an isolated cabin â forcing you and your longtime enemy, Malachi Barton, to share a room, old tension, and far too much silence.
Y/N and Aaron Hotchner have been inseparable since kindergarten, bound by a childhood that shaped them in opposite but complementary ways. Where Aaron grew into discipline, restraint, and quiet authority, Y/N became his shieldâreckless, fiercely protective, stubborn to a fault, and unafraid to confront anyone who dared cross him. Throughout their lives, she has always been the one to step forward first, whether it meant defending Aaron on the playground or standing her ground against the world.
After a long, tense trip, the team is forced to stop at a small roadside lodge when a snowstorm makes it impossible to continue. With not enough rooms for everyone, Coach assigns players to shareâand Blake and y/n get paired together, much to everyoneâs reaction. Thereâs immediate tension. Blake clearly isnât happy about it, and neither are you, though you handle it more quietly. The rest of the team notices, making comments that only add to the awkwardness. You take the room key first, setting the tone before either of you even leave the lobby. The walk to the room is quiet but charged. Short, clipped dialogue turns into subtle arguments, both of you unwilling to back down or give the other any kind of control. Even the silence between you feels intentional. By the time you reach the door, the tension hasnât brokenâitâs just settled into something heavier. You unlock the door, step inside, and take in the small spaceâtwo beds, one window, nowhere to escape. And now, youâve entered the room.
Lacey Collins has spent years balancing soccer, pre-law, and survival on scholarship. Dean Di Laurentis has spent years being everyoneâs favorite distraction. Theyâve known of each other for yearsânever quite friends, never quite strangers. Until senior year changes the timing, and suddenly theyâre no longer just passing through each otherâs lives.
Y/N and Aaron Hotchner have been inseparable since kindergarten, bound by a childhood that taught them both how to keep secrets. While the world saw Y/N as the daughter of a respected police officer, Aaron was the only one who knew the truth of the abuse she endured behind closed doorsâand the only one who stayed. Years later, they work side by side in the FBIâs Behavioral Analysis Unit and share a home, a necessity born from Y/Nâs fear of being alone and Aaronâs quiet promise to never let her face the dark by herself.