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Alfie Pearson

Enemies to lovers—Draco Malfoy

One day your in the great hall talking to your friends and tell them how you are catching feelings for your enemy since the first year Draco Malfoy and pansy Parkinson overhears you and spreads it round the school and after a few minutes Draco pulls you into the rain and to the astronomy tower to talk to you about the rumours.and that conversation is a heated argument and he hates and I mean HATES you

Harry Potter: The Forgotten Heir

Y/N begins third year expecting an ordinary year at Hogwarts. That changes when Y/N discovers an old room hidden beneath the castle. Inside is an ancient magical symbol bearing the same mark that appears on an old family possession. Hermione discovers that the symbol belongs to a magical family that supposedly vanished hundreds of years ago. Then strange things begin happening. Doors appear where there weren’t doors before. Old portraits start mentioning Y/N’s name. Certain spells behave differently around Y/N. And Professor Snape seems particularly interested. Eventually, Y/N discovers that their family wasn’t simply forgotten. They were deliberately erased from wizarding history. Someone went to extraordinary lengths to make sure nobody remembered them. The mystery becomes connected to Hogwarts itself—and possibly something hidden beneath the castle. Meanwhile, Sirius Black’s escape is happening in the background, meaning Harry, Ron and Hermione are dealing with their own problems while Y/N’s mystery gets increasingly dangerous.

More Than a Rival

Y/N and Draco Malfoy have hated each other since the moment they met. Every lesson, every argument and every competition turns into another battle between them. But as their rivalry grows, so does an unexpected understanding. Behind Draco’s arrogance is a side Y/N never expected to see, and the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to tell where hatred ends and something more begins.