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Karissa

The Thursday Club

For years, Y/N has served coffee to three elderly men who tell her stories about their troublesome sons. She thinks they’re just lonely old men who need someone to listen. She doesn’t know one is Poseidon, one is Apollo, and one is Hephaestus. And she definitely doesn’t know they’ve decided she’s the perfect soulmate for all three of their sons. So when Percy Jackson, Will Solace, and Leo Valdez are sent on a quest with a mortal guide, none of them expect three soulmate bonds to snap into place the moment they meet her. Percy is panicking. Will is questioning his medical knowledge. Leo is already flirting. And Y/N? She’s starting to suspect her favorite regulars have some explaining to do. Three demigods. One soulmate. Three meddling gods who should never be allowed to make decisions. What could possibly go wrong?

See you again

One moment mattheo was holding your dead body in the battle of hogwarts The next he finds himself 6 years in the past back in his common room and he sees you

The Gods must be laughing

Five exchange students. One secret mission. And a group of Slytherins who trust absolutely no one. Percy Jackson, Will Solace, Leo Valdez, Nico di Angelo, and Jason Grace have come to Hogwarts with one goal: find an ancient artifact hidden within the castle. To do that, they’ll need the Slytherins’ trust, a convincing cover story, and absolutely no distractions. Then they meet Y/N. Whether it’s five boys accidentally running straight into her in the corridors or her stepping in just before a hex hits them, one glance is all it takes. Something strange passes between them, an inexplicable connection none of them can explain—and suddenly, their carefully planned mission becomes a little more complicated. Between Quidditch rivalries, dangerous duels, late-night secrets, and the return of the Triwizard Tournament, lines begin to blur. Feelings become real, secrets threaten to unravel, and the Slytherins aren’t exactly thrilled about five mysterious exchange students competing for Y/N’s attention. They came to Hogwarts for an artifact. They never planned on finding her.

Eighteen years too late

Three Marauders. One Slytherin common room. Eighteen years they were never supposed to see. When a mysterious spell sends Sirius Black, James Potter, and Remus Lupin eighteen years into the future, the last place they expect to wake up is inside the Slytherin common room. For the Slytherins who find them, there’s only one option: hide them. Because if the Marauders learn too much about the future, they could change everything. But keeping three curious, reckless Gryffindors a secret is easier said than done—especially when Sirius starts asking questions, James starts charming everyone in sight, and Remus seems to notice every lie they tell. And somewhere between midnight conversations, stolen secrets, and a future they aren’t supposed to know, something even more dangerous begins to happen. They start falling in love. With three boys who were never meant to meet them. Three boys who have no idea what awaits them when they return home. And three boys they may eventually have to let go of.

Childcare 101

Y/N has never really been part of the group. She knows the boys. She’s been around them plenty of times. But while they joke, argue, and debate which girl would make the perfect wife, Y/N is never even considered. She’s simply the girl on the outside of their circle. Until one unexpected phone call changes everything. When Y/N suddenly becomes the temporary guardian of her young niece and nephew, her carefully arranged life is thrown into chaos. And somehow, the boys she barely knows begin showing up to help. A babysitting favor turns into late-night conversations. A trip to the grocery store becomes an adventure. Before long, the kids have wormed their way into the boys’ hearts—and Y/N has unknowingly done the same. As an outsider slowly becomes a friend, the lines between friendship, family, and something more begin to blur. Because sometimes, the person everyone overlooked is the one they can’t stop looking at.

Apparently, shes cute

The Slytherin boys accidentally get added to the girls’ group chat. The girls don’t know. At first, it’s hilarious watching the boys secretly lurk and discover all the gossip they were never supposed to hear. Then Y/N starts talking. Y/N has always been considered one of the guys. Oversized clothes, constant bickering, sarcastic comments, and absolutely no interest in being seen as anything other than their annoying best friend. But apparently, that’s not the whole story. Because the girl in the group chat is funny. Sweet. Soft. Cute. And hiding a lot more underneath those baggy clothes than any of them ever realized. Now the boys have a problem. Because the one girl they never looked twice at? Suddenly, she’s all they can look at.

Now beg

Its a dark stormy night when things take a steamy turn in the slytherin dorm A few drinks in and a dangerous game of spin the bottle lead to some crazy thing and long held confessions But the tipping point is reached when karissa is dared to being one of the boys to their knees and make them beg Let the games begin

The irony is heavy

They were supposed to be the future of the wizarding world. Tom Riddle, Abraxus Malfoy, Cygnus Black, Orion Black, Evan Rosier, and the rest of their little circle have never had much reason to question their place in it. Until one night, they find themselves ripped out of their time and dropped unceremoniously into the living room of a Muggle woman named y/n. A Muggle woman with no magic. No knowledge of Hogwarts. No understanding of pure-blood politics. And absolutely no idea what she’s gotten herself into. For a group of young wizards who have spent their lives believing Muggles are beneath them, being forced to rely on one is humiliating enough. Then they discover y/n’s great-grandfather was a Blackthorn. And suddenly, everything they thought they knew about her changes. Because the Blackthorn name should mean something to anyone who knows wizarding history. Y/n just doesn’t understand why. Now she has to help a group of stranded pure-blood wizards find their way back to the past while they attempt to survive the horrors of the modern Muggle world—and, preferably, avoid killing each other in the process. But the longer they stay, the more questions arise. Why was y/n’s magic suppressed before she was even born? Why did her family disappear from the wizarding world? And why does Tom Riddle seem increasingly interested in a girl who was supposed to be nothing more than their way home? They were supposed to find a way back. They were absolutely not supposed to fall in love. And Tom Riddle was certainly not supposed to become obsessed with the witch whose bloodline may be far more powerful than his own. But some things, apparently, are worth crossing time for.

Snakes and Water

A shipwreck was never supposed to be part of the itinerary. Neither was the island. When Y/N and the Slytherin boys wash ashore after a disastrous storm, they expect to be rescued. Then they discover their wands don’t work. No spells. No magic. No way home. Just an island that doesn’t appear on any map, a jungle full of secrets, and the growing realization that they might not be the first people to get stranded there. Luckily, Y/N knows a thing or two about surviving without magic. Unfortunately, surviving the island might be easier than surviving each other. Because somewhere between the hunger, the danger, the mystery, and the long nights spent under unfamiliar stars, feelings begin surfacing that none of them are prepared to deal with. And the island? It seems to know exactly who they are. They came ashore trying to survive. They may have been brought there for something else entirely.

Tell me no lies

Y/n was always close to the slytherin boys. Late night ice cream nights with mattheo, cringe cartoon in ugly pajamas nights with lorenzo, they were all important to her. She could tell them anyrhing But there were things she didnt And at one moment she is there cheering for their team Them she sees a face so familiar A wicked grin looking at her And the next minute she is falling off the quidditch stand to the ground Her past has come back with a vendetta. But it has to get through the boys first

Five soulmates, zero brain cells

In the world of demigods, soulmates are a myth. An ancient legend. Something even the gods don’t entirely understand anymore. Until a monster throws a mortal girl directly into the arms of Theron, son of Artemis. Their eyes meet. The bond snaps. And before anyone can process that particular catastrophe, the monster grabs her again. Unfortunately, Theron isn’t the only one. Cameron, son of Aphrodite. Nox, son of Hades. Luca, son of Hermes. Kieran, son of Ares. Five demigods. One mortal girl. Five soulmate bonds that absolutely nobody knows how to handle. One is a moonlit hunter who never wanted fate deciding his future. One flirts like it’s an Olympic sport. One is a walking shadow with the emotional availability of a locked tomb. One keeps stealing her things and somehow making it romantic. And one is already threatening to fight the universe over a girl he met five minutes ago. They’ve survived monsters, quests, and the occasional divine disaster. But sharing a soulmate? That might actually kill them. Meanwhile, Y/N has approximately seventeen questions, no interest in being treated like a prize, and a growing suspicion that the Greek gods need adult supervision. Five soulmates. One divine intervention. Absolutely zero brain cells between them. Eros, if you’re listening, she’s filing a complaint.

Where is here?

A Muggle falls through time and lands in the Slytherin common room. She doesn’t know what Hogwarts is. She doesn’t know magic is real. She definitely doesn’t know why everyone keeps pointing sticks at her and calling them wands. The Slytherins have no idea how to send her home, so naturally, they decide to keep her. What could possibly go wrong? …Other than the feelings. And the time travel. And the fact that sending her home might mean losing her.

Surprise?

Y/N has always been the Slytherin group’s mysterious friend. She’s there sometimes. Gone most of the time. Quiet about her life outside Hogwarts. They assume she’s an off-campus student. They assume they know her. They couldn’t be more wrong. Because when Y/N’s house burns down, she shows up in the Slytherin dormitory with nothing but a bag over her shoulder, trauma she refuses to discuss, and a one-year-old boy clinging to her hip. Turns out, their mysterious friend isn’t an off-campus student. She’s a mother. And now the Slytherin boys are about to discover that the girl they thought they knew is nothing like the girl they’ve been pretending to understand. Especially when her son takes one look at one particular Slytherin and decides: “Mine.” Unfortunately for everyone involved, the feeling might just become mutual.

The girl who wasn’t chosen

The Triwizard Tournament is back, and Y/N has absolutely no intention of participating. Unfortunately, the Goblet of Fire has other plans. When her name is pulled as an unexpected fourth champion, the slytherin boys are determined to find out who put her name in—and make sure she survives whatever comes next. But as dangerous tasks, strange magic, and secrets buried in the tournament’s history begin to unravel, the Marauders realize that someone wanted Y/N for a reason. And protecting her might be the easiest part. Because falling for her? That’s a whole different kind of disaster.

The Quiet Ones Bite Back- D.M

Here is the Draco version The Slytherins have rules. You don’t touch what’s theirs. You don’t leave one of them behind. And you certainly don’t make an enemy of the group. Y/N has been part of their little circle for years. She’s the quiet one, the supportive one, the girl who would rather spend an afternoon reading than picking a fight. She’s not particularly vicious, nor does she have much interest in making enemies. But when someone decides to use Theodore Nott’s family, his past, and his deepest insecurities as public entertainment, they make one rather unfortunate mistake. They assume Y/N will stay quiet. They forget that kindness and weakness are two very different things. And apparently, the quiet ones have the sharpest tongues.

The Quiet Ones Bite Back T.N.

The Slytherins have rules. You don’t touch what’s theirs. You don’t leave one of them behind. And you certainly don’t make an enemy of the group. Y/N has been part of their little circle for years. She’s the quiet one, the supportive one, the girl who would rather spend an afternoon reading than picking a fight. She’s not particularly vicious, nor does she have much interest in making enemies. But when someone decides to use Theodore Nott’s family, his past, and his deepest insecurities as public entertainment, they make one rather unfortunate mistake. They assume Y/N will stay quiet. They forget that kindness and weakness are two very different things. And apparently, the quiet ones have the sharpest tongues.