@Noctilune

Hidden Moon

🌙 Lost somewhere between fiction and reality.

Lions, Serpents & Bad Decisions

Marcus was never supposed to be in the Gryffindor group chat. One wrong click from Hermione, and suddenly he’s staring at a conversation about who has the best biceps in Gryffindor. It started with Dean complimenting Harry’s arms. Ron took it personally. Fred and George made it worse. Seamus demanded photographic evidence. And somehow, the entire thing turned into a full-blown competition involving flexing videos, unsolicited pictures, arguments, and absolutely no dignity. Then Hermione accidentally adds Marcus Malfoy. A Slytherin. Some of them think it’s hilarious. Some are suspicious. And a few are definitely wondering why you’re there at all. But what starts as one very strange group chat can become something much bigger. Late-night conversations. Quidditch. Pranks. Hogsmeade trips. Rivalries. Unexpected friendships. Flirting. Drama. Secrets. And, unfortunately, many more biceps photos than anyone asked for. The Gryffindors weren’t looking for a Slytherin to join their circle. Marcus wasn’t looking for them either. But maybe getting added to the wrong chat was exactly the right mistake. Who you trust, who Marcus fights with, who becomes his closest friend, and who he falls for is entirely up to him.

The Boy Who Remembered

One summer at the Burrow. One experimental invention. One very wrong button. Fred and George Weasley were only trying to fix broken things. Instead, their latest invention accidentally rewinds Y/N’s body, magic, and memories—turning a teenager into a confused six-year-old in a single flash of magic. The worst part? Y/N doesn’t remember any of them. Not Hermione. Not Ron. Not the Weasley family who had become a second home. And not Harry Potter—their closest friend, their person, and the one who has spent years knowing Y/N better than anyone. Now the Burrow has a six-year-old to look after, two guilty inventors desperate to undo their mistake, and a family searching for a way to put everything right. But while everyone else searches for answers, Harry has a different problem: How do you become someone’s best friend again when they don’t remember you ever existed? Sometimes magic doesn’t just change your life. Sometimes it makes you start it all over again.

Text Me Like You Hate Me- Mattheo Riddle

Six years of rivalry. One phone number. And one text that changes everything. You and Mattheo Riddle have never gotten along. Since first year, you’ve been locked in a constant battle of sharp remarks, petty arguments, and trying to outdo each other at every turn. So when your phone buzzes one ordinary evening and his name appears on your screen, you’re not expecting much. Mattheo: Give it back. The problem? You have absolutely no idea what he’s talking about. What starts as a confusing text quickly becomes something neither of you expected—late-night messages, reluctant conversations, forced proximity, and a side of Mattheo you’ve never seen before. Maybe six years of hating each other has made you understand each other a little too well. And maybe some things are easier to say through a screen.