Hogwarts, 1945. Y/N has known Tom Riddle for years. He’s her closest friend: brilliant, charming, ambitious and perhaps the only person at Hogwarts capable of matching her mind. Alongside Abraxas Malfoy, Septimus Lestrange, Cassius Nott and Onyx Black, they’ve become one of Slytherin’s most notorious circles. What Y/N doesn’t know is that Tom never befriended her without reason. Pure-blood. Wealthy. Beautiful. The daughter of a powerful Ministry family. She was useful. At least, that’s what Tom has always told himself. But somewhere between years of friendship, familiar touches and another wizard looking at her for a little too long, something begins to change. Possession becomes jealousy. Jealousy becomes want. And want becomes something Tom Riddle has spent his entire life ensuring he would never experience: need. Y/N was supposed to help Tom Riddle obtain power. She was never supposed to become the one thing he couldn’t bear to lose.
Draco Malfoy never wanted this marriage. Not after the war. Not after Astoria. Not after finally beginning to build a future that felt like his own. But when duty calls, pure-blood heirs don’t get a choice. Hidden from the wizarding world her entire life, Y/N L/N was never supposed to become part of society. She was happy living quietly with her father, far away from gossip, politics, and the expectations that came with her name. Then one marriage contract changed everything. Now she’s the wife of a man who barely knows her. A man who blames her for destroying his future. A man she can’t stand. Forced to share a home, a name, and a life neither of them wanted, Draco and Y/N find themselves trapped between public appearances and private resentment. But hatred becomes familiarity. Familiarity becomes understanding. And understanding becomes something far more dangerous. Because somewhere between the arguments, the late-night conversations, the stolen glances, and the life they never asked for… Draco Malfoy starts falling in love with his wife. And for the first time in his life, there’s something he wants more than family expectations, reputation, or legacy. Her. ❝ She was supposed to be my obligation. Instead, she became my home. ❞ ✧ Post-War Draco Malfoy ✧ Arranged Marriage ✧ Enemies to Lovers ✧ Slow Burn ✧ Forced Proximity ✧ Jealous Draco ✧ Pure-Blood Society ✧ Domestic Tension ✧ Eventual Romance ✧ Happy Ending
Romeo Blackwell is the undefeated heavyweight champion of the world — filthy rich, dangerously attractive, and completely emotionally unavailable. The media worships him, women obsess over him, and yet nobody really knows him. Y/N wants nothing to do with men like him. After her father brings Romeo into their home for an intense training camp, the two are forced into each other’s space. What starts as irritation, sarcasm, and mutual distrust slowly turns into tension neither of them can ignore. He thinks she’s judging him. She thinks he’s exactly like every other boxer. Unfortunately for both of them… neither can stay away. A slow-burn celebrity boxer romance filled with tension, obsession, jealousy, paparazzi chaos, banter, and emotional damage.
Y/N L/N moves from London to New York City to oversee the expansion of her family’s luxury jewellery empire, expecting business meetings, elite social circles, and a fresh start in Manhattan. What she doesn’t expect… is Roman Blackford. Roman Blackford is New York’s most powerful billionaire. Cold, emotionally guarded, and completely untouchable, he rules the Blackford empire with absolute control. In a world where everyone fears him, obeys him, or wants something from him, Y/N is the first person who refuses to bend. At first, Roman is irritated by her confidence. Then intrigued. Then obsessed. As Y/N settles into the luxurious chaos of Manhattan’s elite world filled with penthouses, private parties, old money families, designer fashion, and dangerous power games, Roman finds himself experiencing emotions he’s spent his entire life suppressing. Jealousy. Possessiveness. Obsession. But Roman Blackford has always gotten everything he wanted. And Y/N might be the first thing money can’t buy.
She crossed an ocean for the opportunity of a lifetime. A full scholarship. A fresh start. A university she’d only ever seen in films. What she didn’t expect was Redwood University—where ice hockey isn’t just a sport, it’s a religion. A house full of elite athletes. A campus obsessed with the Ravens. And a captain who somehow manages to be both infuriating and impossible to ignore. Cole Blackwood has spent years keeping everyone at arm’s length. As captain of Redwood’s hockey team and the son of a billionaire, pressure is all he’s ever known. He’s arrogant, emotionally unavailable and convinced the new British figure skater is nothing but a distraction. She can’t stand him. He can’t stand her. Until hatred starts looking a little too much like obsession. As rivalries intensify, jealousy spirals, and the line between protecting someone and needing them begins to blur, both are forced to confront feelings neither of them ever wanted. Some love stories begin with butterflies. Theirs begins with slammed doors, sharp words… and two people determined to never fall for each other. A slow-burn college sports romance filled with enemies-to-lovers tension, forced proximity, found family, unforgettable banter, hockey, figure skating, jealousy, yearning and a hero who doesn’t just fall in love… he starves.
Tom Riddle never married for love. At twenty-five, brilliant, dangerously ambitious and already descending into magic few would dare touch, marriage is simply another move on the board. And Y/N Y/L/N is the perfect choice. Beautiful, intelligent and the daughter of one of wizarding Britain’s most powerful pure-blood families, Y/N offers Tom everything he needs to strengthen the empire quietly forming around him. They’ve known each other since Hogwarts. They respect one another. They understand the arrangement. Love was never part of it. But somewhere between sharing a home, whispered society gossip, dangerous enemies and Tom’s increasingly dark ambitions, something begins to change. Possession becomes jealousy. Protection becomes attachment. And attachment becomes something Tom Riddle has spent his entire life believing himself incapable of. Because while the wizarding world watches Tom slowly become something less human, one woman is unknowingly becoming the only thing capable of reminding him that he ever was. She was supposed to help him conquer the world. She was never supposed to become his.
Tom Riddle and Y/N Y/L/N have spent years perfecting the art of not trusting each other. Once playful academic rivals, somewhere between childhood and their final years at Hogwarts, competition became suspicion—and suspicion became something dangerously close to hatred. Tom knows Y/N is hiding something. Every Tuesday she disappears. Dumbledore knows why. Onyx Black covers for her. And when Y/N returns looking exhausted, there is occasionally something about the magic surrounding her that Tom cannot explain. Y/N knows Tom is hiding something too. The secret meetings. The forbidden magic. The growing influence over their closest friends. And beneath the charming, brilliant student Hogwarts adores, something in Tom Riddle is becoming increasingly dark. So they begin investigating each other. Quietly. Secretly. And with absolutely no idea just how right—and how catastrophically wrong—they both are. Because Tom has already begun tearing apart his soul in pursuit of immortality. And Y/N possesses the one kind of magic that may someday be capable of putting it back together. Enemies. Rivals. Two secrets that should never collide. Neither of them intends to fall in love. Then again, neither of them intends to destroy the other either. At first.
Tom Riddle has never needed anyone. Unfortunately, nobody seems to have informed Y/N L/N. They’ve been best friends for years—academic rivals turned inseparable companions, bound together by late-night studying, relentless teasing and a familiarity Tom allows no one else. But they’re both keeping secrets. Tom is quietly descending into Dark Magic, hiding the worst parts of himself from Y/N under the belief that keeping her ignorant means keeping her safe. Y/N disappears every Tuesday behind Dumbledore’s closed door—and sometimes returns looking considerably worse than when she entered. Tom doesn’t suspect betrayal. He wants to know why she didn’t tell him. Concern becomes protectiveness. Protectiveness becomes jealousy. Familiar touches suddenly feel different. Other men become intolerable. Friendship becomes yearning—and Tom Riddle slowly discovers that wanting Y/N is nothing compared to the horror of needing her. Because Tom has spent his entire life believing attachment is weakness. And Y/N is becoming his one exception. Best friends. Two dangerous secrets. One increasingly obsessive Tom Riddle. What could possibly go wrong?
Y/N was never meant to be seen. Hidden in plain sight at Hogwarts, she’s spent six years pretending to be ordinary—just another Hufflepuff. But behind the quiet façade lies a dangerous truth: she comes from the most powerful pure-blood family in history, and she carries an ancient magic that could change everything… or destroy it. With Lord Voldemort rising and hunting for that power, her secret has never been more at risk. But the real danger? Mattheo Riddle. He’s always hated her. Always watched her. And now… he can’t stop. What begins as irritation turns into jealousy. Jealousy into obsession. And obsession into something far more dangerous. Because the one girl he should ignore… is the one he starts to need. A slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers story filled with tension, secrets, dark magic, and a love that was never supposed to happen.
Y/N Y/L/N disappeared from Hogwarts without a goodbye. Years later, she walks back into the Great Hall—and straight into the lives of the people she left behind. Her old friends haven’t forgotten her. Pansy never stopped hoping. The others have questions. And Mattheo Riddle? He spent years turning hurt into resentment, convinced the girl who once knew him better than anyone had simply chosen to forget him. He was wrong. Now they have to figure out whether a childhood friendship shattered by silence can ever become what it was before. Except they’re not children anymore. And somewhere between rebuilding trust, old habits returning, jealousy neither of them has any right to feel, and a friendship becoming dangerously difficult to define, Mattheo starts to realise something horrifying: He didn’t just get his best friend back. He wants her.
At King’s Dominion Atelier of the Deadly Arts, the children of the world’s most dangerous crime families are trained to become assassins. Power is everything. Reputation is survival. And bloodlines rule the halls. Y/N is a Legacy — born into one of the most feared assassin dynasties in the world. Her family name alone is enough to silence rooms and keep rivals at a distance. At King’s Dominion, she sits comfortably at the top of the hierarchy. Then Marcus Lopez Arguello arrives. Marcus is a Rat — a scholarship student dragged in from the streets, forced to survive in a school built for the privileged heirs of crime empires. He hates everything about the system that rules King’s Dominion. And Y/N represents the very top of it. He should hate her. Maybe he does. But the longer Marcus watches her, the more cracks he begins to notice beneath the perfect Legacy facade. Because behind the reputation… Y/N may not want this life at all. At King’s Dominion, weakness gets you killed. But attraction? That might be even more dangerous. A slow-burn, high-tension story set in the brutal world of Deadly Class — where loyalty is rare, violence is constant, and the line between hate and obsession is razor thin.
King’s Dominion is full of killers. Some inherit violence. Some learn it. Marcus Lopez arrives carrying trauma, rumours and survival instincts sharp enough to cut. Y/N Salazar grew up surrounded by power and assassins, trained not to kill—but to stay one step ahead. He thinks she’s everything wrong with this place. She thinks he’s angry at the world. Both are right. A slow burn enemies-to-lovers set inside the world of Deadly Class featuring Rats, cartel legacies, messy friendships, jealousy, violence and the kind of yearning that ruins people.
Taken from her seventh year at Hogwarts without warning, Y/N wakes in an isolated manor on the Cornish coast with no contact to the outside world. The war is raging, but she is deliberately kept away from it — one of the pure-blood heirs meant to survive and rebuild society when it ends. Her keeper is Mattheo Riddle. Cold, guarded, and raised without affection, Mattheo has spent his life learning power, control, and survival. Watching over Y/N is meant to be a simple assignment: keep her safe, keep her contained, and keep his distance. But isolation changes things. Within the quiet walls of the manor, arguments turn into tension, tension into understanding, and distance into something far more dangerous. As the world outside burns, something slow and consuming begins to grow between them — something neither of them were ever taught how to survive.
Several years after Hogwarts, Y/N — the daughter of one of the most powerful pureblood families in the wizarding world — is expected to marry and continue her family’s legacy. When her father arranges a marriage between her and Mattheo Riddle, a man with a dark name and a harsh past, neither of them are prepared for what follows. Mattheo grew up in an orphanage, unwanted and alone after the fall of his father, Voldemort. Life taught him to survive, not to trust — and certainly not to love. Bound together as strangers and forced to share a life at the Riddle Estate, their marriage begins cold and distant. But as time passes and walls begin to crack, something neither of them expected slowly begins to form. What starts as an arrangement may become something far more dangerous: real love.
late nights in the common room, Quidditch matches, and constant teasing between friends, their circle has stayed the same for years. Until Theodore Nott announces that his younger sister is transferring to Hogwarts. No one expects much—until Y/N Nott walks through the Slytherin common room doors. Suddenly the group dynamic shifts. Pansy Parkinson quickly claims her as her best friend, forming an unbreakable bond neither of them knew they needed. Draco Malfoy treats her like an annoying little sister, always watching the boys around her a little too closely. And then there’s Mattheo Riddle. Quiet, unpredictable, and impossible to read, Mattheo has never been interested in letting people get close. But the more time Y/N spends with the group, the harder it becomes for him to ignore her. What starts as tension slowly turns into something neither of them expected—and neither of them quite knows how to handle. Friendships grow, loyalties are tested, and emotions begin to surface in ways no one saw coming. Because sometimes the person you’re not supposed to fall for… is the one you can’t stay away from.
After the fall of Lord Voldemort, his son Mattheo Riddle arrives at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in sixth year, orphaned and emotionally starved. Haunted by his father’s legacy, Mattheo struggles to navigate a world that fears and misunderstands him. Sorted into Slytherin, he is taken under the wing of Y/N, the charismatic daughter of a powerful family, and her close friends: Pansy, Draco, Theodore, and Lorenzo. To protect him and repair his reputation, Pansy proposes a fake dating arrangement with Y/N, thrusting Mattheo into the complexities of friendship, loyalty, and attraction. Emotionally deprived and unaccustomed to kindness or affection, Mattheo is cautious and guarded. As he gradually opens up, he experiences jealousy, protectiveness, and an overwhelming desire for connection. The fake relationship slowly becomes real, leading to a slow-burn romance filled with tension, humor, and heartfelt growth. Set against Hogwarts life—classes, Quidditch, common rooms, and social intrigue—Mattheo learns trust, loyalty, and love for the first time, discovering that Y/N may be not only his protector, but his beginning and his end.
After the war, the Nott family name was left in pieces under the weight of Death Eater allegations. To salvage what remained of their reputation and power, Cygnus Nott strategically arranged a marriage between his son, Theodore Nott — a striking, half-Spanish pureblood heir — and Y/N, the daughter of the richest and most powerful wizard in the wizarding world.
Voldemort’s hidden daughter is sent to Hogwarts to ensure Draco Malfoy completes his mission—but neither of them are prepared for what they become to each other.
Y/N is the daughter of the richest and most powerful wizard alive, Augustus Kade. Yet she has only ever been seen by a select few. Powerful men—Lucius Malfoy, members of the Ministry, and her own father—decided it was best to preserve her. To keep her hidden, protected, untouched by the world that would either fear or covet her.
Theodore Nott is the twin brother of Onyx Nott, Y/N’s best friend, and easily the most desired boy in Hogwarts. Girls fall over themselves for him, but Theo and Onyx stay grounded in their tight friendship circle with Y/N, Pansy, and Lorenzo. Being half Spanish, the twins move effortlessly between English and Spanish, often using soft, intimate nicknames for the people they care about.
Everyone knows Y/N L/N. The Slytherin Princess. Beautiful. Popular. Untouchable. her life at Hogwarts has been predictable. She has her friends, her reputation and her place at the top of the social hierarchy. Then Mattheo Riddle arrives. The son of Lord Voldemort. The boy everyone fears. The boy everyone talks about. The boy Y/N can’t stand. Mattheo spent his entire life being judged for a name he never chose. The last thing he wants is anything to do with Hogwarts’ perfect little Slytherin Princess. Unfortunately, every path seems to lead back to her. What begins as mutual hatred slowly becomes fascination, longing and something far more dangerous. Set against a backdrop of parties, Quidditch matches, friendship, jealousy, gossip and chaos, this is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers story where nothing goes according to plan. Especially when feelings get involved.
Y/N has always been powerful—but power comes with a price. Born into an ancient pure-blood family and gifted with rare magic, she was always destined for something more. Over the summer, that destiny became reality when she was claimed by the Dark Lord himself—marked, chosen, and made into something far more dangerous than anyone at Hogwarts realises. Now she’s back for sixth year. But she didn’t just return changed… she returned different. Sharper. Untouchable. Impossible to ignore. The kind of presence that turns heads, starts rumours, and draws attention she can’t escape. Especially his. Mattheo Riddle—son of the Dark Lord, raised without mercy, and the one person who has always hated her. Now forced to protect her at all costs, their already volatile relationship is pushed to breaking point. They argue. They clash. They despise each other. Until something shifts. Because the girl he thought he knew… isn’t the girl standing in front of him. And the more time he’s forced to spend around her, the more something unfamiliar begins to surface—something dangerous, consuming, and impossible to control. Obsession. Set in Hogwarts, where parties, power, and reputation collide, this is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers story filled with tension, chaos, and the kind of feelings neither of them were ever meant to have. He was told to protect her. He was never meant to want her.w
Everyone at Hogwarts knows two things. Mattheo Riddle doesn’t do relationships. And Y/N would never fall for a boy like him. After years of trading insults, eye rolls, and petty arguments, the last thing either of them expects is to end up in a fake relationship. For Mattheo, it’s the perfect way to fix his reputation and finally step out of his father’s shadow. For Y/N, it’s the perfect way to get the attention of the boy she’s always wanted: Cedric Diggory. Three simple rules. No kissing on the lips. No feelings. And when they’ve both gotten what they want, they break up and never speak of it again. Easy. At least, it should have been. Because pretending to date means spending time together. And spending time together means learning things they were never supposed to know. The girl Mattheo thought had everything. The boy Y/N thought she hated. What starts as a deal slowly becomes friendship. Friendship becomes longing. And longing becomes something neither of them can control. Now Mattheo can’t stop looking for her in every room. And Y/N can’t stop wondering why being held by him feels more like home than anything she’s ever known. The problem with fake dating? Sometimes it stops being fake.
One fake relationship. Zero chance of keeping it professional. When the world’s biggest hockey captain, Mason Blackwood, and Olympic figure skating champion Y/N are forced into a fake relationship to save their public images, the rules seem simple: smile for the cameras, sell the romance and don’t catch feelings. Living together in a luxury penthouse should make the act easier. Instead, it makes everything worse. The more time they spend together, the thinner the line between fake and real becomes. Every interview, every staged kiss and every headline pulls them closer, while every day apart suddenly feels wrong. The world falls in love with the perfect couple. Mason falls in love for real. And by the time he realises the fake relationship has become an obsession, it might already be too late. Enemies. Fake dating. Forced proximity. Hockey captain × Olympic figure skater. Extreme slow burn. Possessive hero. All the yearning.
