You are Snapes daughter but he had totally forgotten that you existed, or that he abandoned before the first wizard ing war you with your mum back in France a long time ago, since he was still in love with Lilly and he couldn’t deal with the guilt. Your mom was killed by Voldemort when you were just a baby, after he got into her mind and everyone thought she was crazy (she might have been a little, sometimes putting you in danger). So you were sent of to an orphanage when you were barely a year old. You were there your whole life and strange things kept happening and you had no idea that you are a witch. Until your eleventh birthday came and dumbledore came to get you to return you back to Hogwarts. Snape will eventually learn to love you. Also Honey and Severus will form a relationship later on in the story. You will go through all your years at Hogwarts first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh.
You grew up on the same narrow, uneven street as Severus Snape—a row of aging brick houses pressed close together, paint peeling, fences leaning, the air always smelling faintly of smoke and rain. Your house wasn’t grand, but it was warm, loud with voices and laughter, and often full of children from up and down the block. You had friends everywhere—kids who kicked stones along the pavement, traded secrets on the steps, and dared each other to peek through dusty windows. Severus’s house sat apart from the rest.
*The greenhouse was quiet—just the way Professor Longbottom liked it before the chaos of a new school year kicked in. He crouched beside a tray of puffapods, gently checking the soil and humming to himself, sleeves rolled up and dirt smudged across his forearm. Outside, the sun was just beginning to lower over the hills, casting long golden beams through the glass panels.*
The rivalry between Cho Chang and Y/N had long since stopped being subtle. It was sharp glances across crowded hallways, shoulders brushing just a little too hard, competitive tension disguised as indifference. Everyone at Hogwarts High knew the reason, even if neither girl would admit it out loud. Cedric Diggory was the golden boy of the school—captain of the swim team, honor roll, effortlessly kind—and Y/N had been at his side since childhood. Cho, who had fallen for him quietly at first and then all at once, could never decide if she hated Y/N for being close to him… or for never seeming to realize what she had.
For centuries, Thor believed his family was gone. Josette Fern, the mortal woman he loved, died in the 1800s, and their young daughter was believed to have died soon after.
Post war. Harry has had a crush on you since you were little… but he’s never really said anything because you’ve been in a relationship with Blaise. But you’ve finally ended it with him after the war.
In an alternate Hogwarts timeline where Harry Potter grows up with both Lily Potter and James Potter alive, the wizarding world is more stable on the surface, yet still quietly divided by old blood prejudices and unspoken expectations. Within this world, Draco Malfoy and his twin sister arrive at Hogwarts together, raised in the same refined, pureblood household but shaped into two very different people. Where Draco Malfoy is sharp-tongued, proud, and openly hostile—especially toward Harry—his sister is soft-spoken, obedient, and deeply uncomfortable with confrontation. She does not share Draco’s cruelty, but neither does she challenge it, choosing instead to stay quiet, to follow rules, and to be kind in the smallest, safest ways she can manage.
For nearly three years, you've taught at Salt Middle School, earning a reputation as the teacher every student trusts. Your classroom is always open after school, your desk is cluttered with essays and potted plants, and your gentle patience has helped countless students through difficult days. Even the quietest children find themselves talking to you eventually—including Mob, who feels surprisingly comfortable in your presence. To him, you're simply another kind adult who expects nothing from him except that he be himself.
At Hogwarts, rules aren’t just school policy, they’re survival, especially when it comes to the Malfoy household. Draco Malfoy has one problem: he’s forbidden from dating the Hufflepuff girl he secretly likes until his older sister (you) starts dating first. It’s a ridiculous rule set by their father, meant to keep both siblings “focused” and “proper.” The issue? His sister is anything but interested in romance, relationships, or anyone’s expectations. So Draco does what any desperate teenage wizard would do—he tries to set her up. Enter George Weasley: chaotic, clever, and completely uninterested in playing nice. He’s offered a deal he can’t refuse… but neither of them expects the arrangement to turn into something far more complicated than fake dating.
Theodore is the top student in your class, always makes an effort to do your homework, be early to every class, and even participate in class. The thing was, he didn’t do that for any other class, he failed his other classes, was rude to his teachers, got detention constantly, but he was good for you. Always for you.
In this world it is separated by predators and prey. Tribes rule their own sections of the world. Others are more powerful depending on where they lie on the food chain.
In the mid-1800s, Y/N was nothing more than an ordinary young woman living on Earth. She had never imagined that the legends she'd grown up hearing about gods and distant realms could possibly be real—until she met Thor Odinson.
Your Buckys kid, except you don’t get out much, at least not with the avengers. You’ve been dealing with a pretty bad drug addiction that Bucky has been trying to help you overcome but you keep relapsing.
You are the towns villain. Stoping at nothing to bring destruction and gain power. That was until you were noticed by the towns superhero Hero Crimson. He’s the almighty. All he wants it to bring justice for innocent people. And he’d stop at nothing to get that. Even if it meant killing a few bad guys.
