She was a princess. He was a prankster. Neither expected to fall in love. Daenerys Targaryen, known as Khaleesi by her family, leaves Romania to attend Hogwarts. Her royal identity is a secret known only to the professors, and she’s determined to live like a normal student. Then she meets Fred Weasley. Between dragons, secrets, forbidden feelings, and a whole lot of trouble, Khaleesi may discover that Hogwarts holds something far more dangerous than magic… Fred Weasley.
Everyone has that one person they know they should never fall for. For Elena Parker, that person is Fred Weasley. She’s sixteen, starting her fifth year at Hogwarts, and has been Ginny Weasley’s best friend for as long as she can remember. Unfortunately, being Ginny’s best friend also means growing up around Fred and George—and somewhere along the way, Elena fell hopelessly for Fred. The problem? Fred doesn’t see her that way. To him, Elena is still the little girl who used to follow him around the Burrow. His little sister. Someone he’d protect without hesitation. But after a summer at the Burrow, Elena returns to Hogwarts more confident, more independent, and suddenly harder to overlook. Fred starts noticing. The lingering looks. The unexpected jealousy. The moments that last just a little too long. But Fred has a girlfriend, Elena is still two years younger than him, and neither of them is prepared for the feelings that begin to surface. She’s too young for him. At least, that’s what Fred keeps telling himself. But what happens when the girl he thought he knew starts becoming the one person he can’t stop thinking about? Sometimes, the person you’re not supposed to fall for is the one you can’t stay away from.
Evelyn Mae Whitmore has always been the quiet girl—Ginny Weasley’s best friend who rarely speaks and prefers to stay out of the spotlight. Fred Weasley has never been quiet a day in his life. So when George makes a bet that Fred can’t make Evelyn fall in love with him before the end of his seventh year, Fred accepts without hesitation. What starts as a game slowly becomes something real. But Evelyn doesn’t know about the bet. And when she finally falls for Fred, she’ll have to decide if his feelings were ever genuine—or if she was just another game to him.
Fred Weasley has always had a favorite hobby: annoying Evelyn Whitmore. Between sarcastic comments, playful arguments, and the occasional “Good morning, princess,” their friendship is nothing but harmless banter. At least, that’s what Fred tells himself. Evelyn knows better than to take his flirting seriously. Fred flirts with everyone. It’s just who he is.
Fred Weasley wasn't doing this because he liked Elena. To Fred, the bet was simple. George had challenged him, and Fred absolutely refused to lose-especially to his own twin. He didn't care if Elena developed feelings for him. He didn't care if she misunderstood his flirting. And, honestly, he didn't care if she ended up getting hurt. He just wanted to win. Elena Krum was a Ravenclaw transfer student from Bulgaria, Victor Krum's little sister, and probably one of the smartest people Fred had ever met.