“Thirty-five witches. One ancient tradition.” Britain has already decided who Cedric Diggory will marry. They assume it will be Y/N. Daughter of one of the oldest magical dynasties in the world. A prodigy. A political dream. The witch every newspaper has quietly crowned Britain’s future before The Binding has even begun. They couldn’t be more wrong. The Binding, an ancient magical tradition where thirty-five witches compete for the hand of Britain’s most eligible wizard, was never supposed to be about love. It was supposed to unite a nation. But as Hogwarts gossip, Ministry politics, and generations of impossible expectations collide, Cedric and Y/N begin to realize the one thing neither of them has ever truly had… …is the freedom to choose. (The Selection by Kiera Cass brought to the Harry Potter world, because Cedric and Maxon are just superior)
You are the sister of Tom Riddle, the Dark Lord. It was the 1940’s when you got news that your older brother had declared a marriage pact with the House of Black, intending for you to be wed off to Regulus Black, who was also a Death Eater in your brother’s followers.
Voldemort is gone, and the war is finally over. But Harry Potter never came back the same. Now the world fears what he’s becoming… and you’re the only one still reaching for him before he disappears completely.
You meet Draco Malfoy at an international ministry function. You don’t expect it to be a love story—but then you’re flirting, and dancing, and sending letters between Hogwarts and Beauxbatons.
The war was over, good lost. You are a pureblood from high society betrothed to Mattheo Riddle. Marrying into this family keeps you walking on eggshells. Will you mess up? Make a wrong move and end up at the business end of Mattheo’s wand? Or will you become the dutiful wife he expects you to be?
When the Second Wizarding War reaches Featherstone Castle, muggleborn musician Hadrian Featherstone is forced to erase himself from his parents’ memories and flee into hiding with Fred Weasley, George Weasley, and Roger Davies. As Britain falls deeper into fear and violence, Hadrian’s secret — an illegal dragon Animagus transformation — threatens to expose not only himself, but everyone he loves. Amid safehouses, war, and growing feelings neither he nor George know how to survive, Hadrian must decide whether love is worth risking everything for before the Battle of Hogwarts changes the wizarding world forever.
The old families are losing their grip. The younger generation no longer fears them, obeys them, or even takes them seriously. As magical Britain embraces technology and modernization, traditionalists grow increasingly desperate to reclaim the influence they’ve spent generations protecting. What begins as political disagreements quickly turns into something much more dangerous. Caught between their families and their own beliefs, You and your friends must decide how far you’re willing to go to protect the future you’re building. Even if it means standing against the people who raised you.
The second wizarding war is over, and somehow Sirius Black has survived it. Barely. With the newfound free time, Y/N is helping Sirius to get him a fair trial and a new sense of freedom as his lawyer.
In their seventh year at Hogwarts, a Gryffindor Chaser and Slytherin’s most infamous heir are still playing enemies in public — even though they’ve been something else entirely since fifth year. With political rivalry between their families and too many eyes watching, their relationship survives in secret meetings, stolen moments, and the understanding that some alliances are worth the risk. No one knows about them. And they’d like to keep it that way. But not all things go as planned.
After the war, Harry Potter carries scars no magic can heal—until he meets Y/n, a gifted healer with a secret past. Drawn together by pain and quiet passion, they find in each other the light that even war couldn’t extinguish.
At the end of 5th year y/n meets with snape and dumbledore. She begs for their help, knowing that when she leaves for the summer she will be forced to join the death eaters. She knows snape is a death eater but knows he cannot truly support Voldemort(she knows it’s stupid to operate on a gut feeling but she has no other choice). Y/n has been having panic attacks and breaks down during the meeting with them. They devise a plan.
Draco is turning to voldemorts side. Y/nn and Draco have been pining for each other for years. But Draco starts choosing ambition and politics over y/n, you being a halfblood only complicates matters further. During 6th year y/n finds out his plot to kill Dumbledore and is faced with the issue of working with him, revealing his secret to him, or work against him.
One year ago, the Daily Prophet printed its largest headline in decades. MINISTRY PASSES MARRIAGE CLAUSE OF 1635. Some called it necessary. Others called it an outrage. Every ancient family in Britain called an emergency meeting. Three months later, my engagement to Lord Lorenzo Berkshire occupied the front page. The first union sanctioned under the new decree. Britain became invested before either of us had the chance to be. For ten months we smiled for portraits, danced beneath crystal chandeliers, exchanged rehearsed pleasantries at Ministry galas, and answered the same question a hundred different ways. Are you happy? We always lied. Our wedding was one month ago. I have learned that living with someone is not the same as knowing them.
The slytherin 6th years are surprised to see a girl they recognize as a ravenclaw prefect at a death eaters meeting. They didn’t realize other wizarding families are forcing their children to join them too.