You knew George Weasley before the war. Before the silence. Before he learned that losing someone could make loving everyone else feel dangerous. Now Fred is gone, and George is determined to grieve alone. You’re determined to remind him he doesn’t have to. The problem is, George Weasley has always been stubborn—and loving him has never meant knowing how to make him stay.
Pansy Parkinson has had Draco Malfoy picked out for years. He’s always liked her. They’ve never dated, but Pansy has never doubted that eventually, Draco would choose her. Then Y/N comes along. Draco falls first—and absolutely refuses to admit it. He doesn’t understand why he’s always looking for her, why her attention matters, or why seeing her with someone else makes his blood boil. He certainly isn’t going to call it jealousy. Pansy notices. Y/N eventually notices. Draco? Draco is still in denial. And Pansy isn’t about to let some girl ruin the future she’s been planning for years.
They’ve been inseparable since childhood, but Draco Malfoy refuses to believe in love. Raised to see emotions as weakness and taught that attachment only makes you vulnerable. He’s determined to never let anyone get close enough to break him - not even his best friend. But when someone else begins to notice the girl who’s always been at his side, Draco find himself in a competition. He never wanted to enter and fighting feelings. He swore he’d never have. As their years at Hogwarts unfold, their friendship begin to blur into something neither of them expected, forcing Draco to choose between the future his father carved out for him or the life his heart quietly longs for. In a world ruled by blood., pride and impossible expectations. He’ll have to decide whether love is truly weakness or the bravest choice he’ll ever make.. 
Everyone is scrambling to find a date for the Yule Ball, but Y/N has already made her choice. Unfortunately, Theodore Nott hasn’t got a clue. She’s rejected every boy who’s asked, waiting for the one person she actually wants. Theodore, meanwhile, is dry, sarcastic, completely oblivious—and has absolutely no intention of dancing. So how long can she wait for a boy who doesn’t even know he’s being waited for?
You and Peter are best friends however things got complicated when he got with Gen. He’s different now, not talking to you basically avoiding you. Gen hates your guts, she hates how much your absence affects her boyfriend.
Everyone knows Blaise Zabini doesn’t do relationships. With his good looks, effortless charm, and infamous family reputation, he’s had plenty of opportunities—but he’s never wanted more than a passing distraction. Love is messy, unpredictable, and far too expensive a risk. Then he meets her. She isn’t impressed by his charm, doesn’t care about his reputation, and refuses to become another name on a list that never existed. For the first time, Blaise finds himself chasing someone who has no intention of being caught. The one rule he never thought he’d break? Never be the one to fall first.
Oliver Wood is convinced that anyone can fall in love with Quidditch if it's explained properly. Y/N is convinced Oliver Wood has never been more wrong. She knows the rules. She understands the game. She simply doesn't care. Determined to change that, Oliver makes it his personal mission to show her exactly what she's missing. But somewhere between unwanted Quidditch lessons, practices she never agreed to attend, late-night conversations, and far too much time together, Oliver forgets one important detail. He was supposed to make her fall in love with Quidditch. Not make himself fall in love with her.
He said he was taken. She didn’t care. What starts as harmless flirting at a party quickly turns into an obsession when a girl refuses to stop pursuing Mattheo Riddle—even after being told no. But she picked the wrong boyfriend to chase. Because Mattheo may have a reputation for being ruthless, but when it comes to his girlfriend, he’s possessive, loyal, and more than willing to make it clear who she belongs to. And he’s not about to let anyone come between them.
Love potions were supposed to wear off. So why does Draco Malfoy suddenly look at someone else the way he used to look at you? As the truth unravels, you’ll have to race against time to break the spell before fake love destroys something real.
Everyone expects a Slytherin and a Gryffindor to be enemies -especially one as quiet as Neville Longbottom. After defending him against Draco‘s bullying Y/n and Neville form, an unlikely friendship that could blossom into something beautiful. 
Draco Malfoy has always been the one person Y/N could count on. Until sixth year, when he starts disappearing, pulling away, and treating her like she means nothing. She knows something is wrong. She just doesn’t know why he won’t let her close enough to find out. And when Draco finally tells her to leave him alone, she does. For the first time in their lives, neither of them knows how to find their way back.
Oliver Wood has spent years trying to defeat Slytherin’s star Keeper. She’s stubborn, infuriating, and the last person he should ever fall for. As rivalry turns into friendship and friendship into something neither of them expected, they’ll have to decide if love is worth risking their teams, their reputations, and the biggest match of their lives.
Someone has added every Slytherin to a group chat. No one knows who they are. Everyone has something to hide. Crushes are exposed, relationships are tested, and secrets that should have stayed buried are suddenly everyone’s business. The only rule? There are no rules. And whoever is behind the account is just getting started.
After a messy break up with Cho Chang, Cedric Diggory is determined to focus on one thing: surviving the Triwizard tournament. Falling for his best friend was never part of the plan. But as danger grows with every task, so do feelings he can no longer ignore. With old love, refusing to stay in the past, secrets, lurking behind the tournament and a future that threatens to change everything, Cedric will have to decide if following his heart is worth the risk. 
Y/N and George Weasley have always been close. Completely, unquestionably, annoyingly platonic. Fred has never cared. Until suddenly he does. Now George making her laugh is irritating. Her wearing George's jumper is irritating. Finding them curled up together in the common room is extremely irritating. And George wearing that smug little expression every time Fred interrupts them might be the most irritating thing of all. Fred doesn't know why he's jealous. Y/N doesn't know why he's acting insane. George knows exactly what's happening. And telling Fred would ruin all the fun.
Neville Longbottom forgets passwords, homework, and where he left Trevor. But he remembers how you take your tea. Your favorite sweets. The little things you mentioned weeks ago. You think he’s just being a good friend. Neville thinks so too. Even when he starts looking for you in every room. Even when your smile makes him forget what he was saying. Even when his friends begin asking questions. Neville insists there’s nothing to tell. After all, you’re his best friend. And best friends don’t fall in love. …Do they?
