Nobody knew Mattheo Riddle had a twin sister. Until Y/N Riddle arrives at Hogwarts. A new Slytherin. A hidden secret. A girl carrying a name everyone fears but a personality nobody expected. While she quickly finds her place among Mattheo's friends, one person remains impossible to figure out: Theodore Nott. Their story doesn't begin with love. It begins with arguments, misunderstandings, and two people who refuse to admit they might understand each other better than anyone else.
Nobody knew Mattheo Riddle had a twin sister. Until Y/N Riddle arrives at Hogwarts. A new Slytherin. A hidden secret. A girl carrying a name everyone fears but a personality nobody expected. While she quickly finds her place among Mattheo's friends, one person remains impossible to figure out: Theodore Nott. Their story doesn't begin with love. It begins with arguments, misunderstandings, and two people who refuse to admit they might understand each other better than anyone else.
After a year and a half studying in France, she finally returns home and reunites with her best friend, MJ. But New York isn't the same anymore. Spider-Man has appeared. Peter Parker has changed. And apparently, so has Y/N. Peter spent eighteen months convincing himself that he was over his biggest crush. He was wrong. Now they're being forced to work together on a school project, and Peter is finding it increasingly difficult to hide how he feels — especially when Y/N starts noticing how often he disappears. Between late-night study sessions, arguments, jealousy, almost-confessions and mysterious disappearances, their friendship slowly becomes something neither of them is prepared for. The problem? Y/N doesn't know Peter is Spider-Man. And Peter has no idea how long he can keep both secrets.
Y/N Stark and Bucky Barnes have a secret. After weeks of flirting and undeniable chemistry, they finally decided to stop pretending nothing was happening between them. So they made a deal. Four rules. No feelings. Keep it casual. No jealousy. Nobody finds out. It sounds simple. It isn't. Because Bucky is far too good at looking at Y/N like she is the only person in the room. Y/N is far too good at making him lose his composure. And somewhere between stolen glances, late-night encounters, teasing conversations and increasingly blurred boundaries, their perfectly controlled arrangement starts becoming something neither of them planned for. The rules are there for a reason. Too bad neither of them is particularly good at following them. Especially Bucky. And honestly? This can only end well. ...Right?
