Harry Potter thought she would spend the rest of her life regretting losing him. Ginny Weasley thought she had won. But when they publicly humiliate her at a gala hosted by Mattheo Riddle, they discover the woman they betrayed years ago is no longer Harry Potter’s ex—she’s the secret wife of Britain’s most dangerous man.
Being blackmailed into dumping the love of your life? Definitely not how you planned your week. Now your obsessed rival is making her move, your ex suddenly wants a second chance, and Draco has no idea the breakup was all a lie.
What has always been an easy, deeply familiar bond between them begins to shift as unspoken feelings grow harder to ignore, especially for Draco, who has been quietly in love with her for years. As their lives overlap more than ever, staying “just friends” becomes increasingly complicated.
She left without telling him the truth to protect his future, now she’s raising his daughter alone and trying to stay invisible on the same campus as Cole Sullivan, the boy she never stopped loving.
She had her future planned perfectly, until a routine Ministry screening reveals she’s twelve weeks pregnant. The father? Her best friend, Mattheo Riddle.
You’re finally fed up with him treating what you have like it means nothing, and when you call him out and demand clarity, he agrees—flatly, without emotion—ending the ambiguity with a single word: “fine, then we’re together.”
Mattheo Riddle was the one person she swore she would never love again. After years apart, she convinced herself that a quiet, stable future with Theodore Nott was enough. But on the morning of her wedding, Mattheo sends her one final message: if she has any doubts, she can’t say “I do.” With the ceremony minutes away, she must decide whether some loves are meant to be left in the past—or whether some people are impossible to forget.
After a drunken threesome with Draco and Mattheo on graduation night, Y/n finds out she’s pregnant. Somehow she has to tell her 2 best friends that one of them is the father. Well this is awkward…
You and Draco Malfoy have always been framed as enemies defined by sharp words, constant tension, and a dynamic everyone assumes is simple dislike. But when Draco steps in to violently defend you after a Quidditch match, everything shifts. Forced into detention and proximity, neither of you can ignore the fact that whatever has always existed between you has never been as clear as it seemed.
