When Cole Walter accepts that his football career is over, he doesn’t retreat—he rebuilds. The first sign of healing comes quietly, with a casual suggestion of a family football game in the backyard. No pressure. No expectations. Just fun.
Everyone knows Brighton. America’s golden girl. Pure-blood royalty. The picture-perfect princess with flawless manners, dazzling smiles, and enough charm to win over an entire room before she’s even introduced herself. Draco Malfoy is expected to marry her. He expects a spoiled, polished socialite he can barely tolerate. Instead, the second they’re alone, Brighton drops the smile, rolls her eyes, and calls him an idiot. Turns out America’s sweetheart is a sharp-tongued menace with a talent for hiding behind perfect manners—and Draco is far more obsessed with the real her than he ever expected to be. After all, a princess is entertaining. A princess with teeth? That’s impossible to resist.
Cole has been know as a fuck boy but he finally decided to get a girlfriend, me I’m his girlfriend, everyone thinks it’s just another fling but to prove it’s not he wants me to meet his parents and family.
During their final year at Hogwarts, eighteen-year-old Draco Malfoy and Brighton are already overwhelmed raising their newborn son, Scorpius, while trying to survive classes, rumors, and sleepless nights. Just when they think they’re finally adjusting to parenthood, Brighton discovers she’s pregnant again only months after giving birth. The news throws their relationship and future into chaos as they struggle to balance love, school, and the pressure of growing up too fast.
You and Draco Malfoy were never a cycle. No dramatic breakups. No almosts. Just something intense and inevitable that everyone saw coming long before you ever admitted it out loud.
You and Draco Malfoy have been together since second year. Childhood sweethearts, everyone calls you. Now, at eighteen, the two of you are somehow balancing your final year at Hogwarts with raising your son, Scorpius Malfoy.
Draco is now the head of the dark side and is married to Brighton, she is just as terrifying as Draco is, if not more. She’s angry and storms into a meeting and interrupted it, Draco lets it happen.
Draco x Brighton. They’re both in Slytherin, both pure bloods, they like the sneaking around, not because they can’t be together but that it’s fun. They’re having a heavy make-out session in his dorm when the boys try to open the door. They panic, and now Brighton is hiding under Draco's bed when the boys walk in.
Draco and Brighton have been dating for months, but they never act like a couple in public. They don’t hold hands in the corridors, they don’t flirt during meals, and they never exchange affectionate glances. They simply fall into step beside each other, constantly talking, bickering, studying together, and spending nearly every free moment side by side.
Draco Malfoy, Slytherin Quidditch captain, dominates the skies while Brighton commands the sidelines as cheer captain. With Theodore Nott, Blaise Zabini, Pansy Parkinson, Daphne Greengrass, Astoria Greengrass, and friends, their power couple dynamic sparks tension, jealousy, and undeniable chemistry. 💚
Sixteen years into marriage, Draco and Brighton Malfoy have perfected the art of ruling a room—cold smiles, sharp words, and a reputation that keeps everyone just a little on edge. Hosting one of the most elite parties of the season at Malfoy Manor is nothing new.
