Draco Malfoy is obnoxious, spoiled, and always one insult away from detention. Most people avoid him entirely. Unfortunately for you, he seems determined to drag you into every argument, every sarcastic comment, and every ridiculous feud with Potter — and somewhere between the bickering and his constant need for your attention, you start realizing Draco Malfoy may like you far more than he means to.
Everyone knows Draco Malfoy is cruel, arrogant, and impossible to deal with—except around you. While the rest of Hogwarts gets his sharp edges, you get the quieter version he never lets anyone else see. The only problem? You’re hopelessly in love with him and completely convinced he only sees you as a friend.
A Gryffindor girl hiding a hopeless crush on Draco Malfoy is already bad enough. Keeping it secret while being best friends with Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger makes it impossible. Especially when Draco barely seems to know she exists.
Draco Malfoy has already chosen the girl he wants to spend the rest of his life with. Unfortunately for him, his family chose someone else. Bound by a centuries-old pure-blood contract, Draco is forced into an arranged engagement with Y/N Y/L/N, a Beauxbatons transfer he’s never met and never wanted. With his heart set on Astoria Greengrass, he refuses to let an ancient promise dictate his future. Y/N has no interest in stealing someone else’s place—or begging for affection she’ll never receive. But as the school year unfolds, resentment gives way to reluctant companionship, and the line between obligation and choice begins to blur. In a world where bloodlines decide futures, the hardest spell to break may be the one cast upon their hearts.
For years, Y/N and Draco Malfoy have been at war. Not with wands. With grades. Every exam, every essay, every classroom question becomes another battle in their endless competition for first place. They’re stubborn, arrogant, and far too proud to admit when they’ve been beaten—especially by each other. The problem is neither of them ever stays ahead for long. As their rivalry grows more intense, so do the arguments, the tension, and the strange feeling that maybe they’re paying a little too much attention to one another. After all, when you’ve spent years trying to beat someone, what happens when they’re the only person who can truly keep up with you?
After transferring to Hogwarts you thought nothing of it truly. You befriended the golden trio and you thought you found your peace. But then again there always has to be complications.
Draco Malfoy has spent years being feared, arrogant, and completely untouchable — until he meets the one girl at Hogwarts who refuses to be impressed by him in the slightest.
When a mysterious transfer student arrives at Hogwarts mid-way through sixth year and joins Slytherin, Draco Malfoy — who’s spent years insisting love is weak and relationships are pointless — finds himself drawn to the one person he can’t seem to ignore.
Y/N is dating Mattheo Riddle now. Everyone thinks she finally got her happy ending — the dangerous Slytherin boy who actually wanted her back. And maybe they’re right. Mattheo is kind to her in ways that matter, touches her like she’s something precious, looks at her like she’s already his. There’s just one problem. Y/N has been in love with Draco Malfoy for years. Draco doesn’t know. Mattheo doesn’t know. And Y/N would rather destroy herself than let either of them find out. But keeping secrets at Hogwarts was never meant to last forever.
Draco Malfoy and Y/N are in a secret relationship, but Draco is terrible at emotions. He never says what he feels, avoids serious conversations, and pretends everything between them is “nothing” whenever it gets too real. Behind closed doors, there are moments that almost feel like love. In public, there’s only distance, denial, and the constant fear that if either of them pushes too hard, everything will fall apart. Because Draco doesn’t know how to hold onto her properly… and she’s starting to wonder how long she can stay in something he refuses to name.
You and Draco Malfoy have one thing in common: neither of you knows how to lose. At Hogwarts, every interaction becomes a competition, every argument turns into a battle, and backing down was never an option—until the line between hatred and obsession starts to blur.
As a Slytherin Weasley caught between Harry Potter’s quiet devotion and Draco Malfoy’s relentless attention, Y/N unknowingly becomes the center of Hogwarts’ biggest rivalry, with gossip, group chats, and years of hidden feelings threatening to turn her seventh year upside down.
A studious Ravenclaw girl and an emotionally distant Draco Malfoy are forced into close proximity in the Hogwarts library, where their constant tension and sharp conversations begin to shift into something neither of them fully understands or wants to admit.
Everyone knows Y/N and Draco Malfoy can’t stand each other. What nobody knows is that beneath the arguments and rivalry, Draco’s always been the one person who stays when everything else falls apart — especially after Mattheo Riddle breaks her heart.
Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter’s younger sister have spent years perfecting one thing: how much they can’t stand each other. In public, it’s insults, arguments, and a rivalry everyone in Hogwarts recognizes on sight. But behind closed doors, the truth is far more complicated — and far more dangerous. Because what starts as a secret they swear means nothing slowly turns into something neither of them can control. And if anyone ever finds out, it won’t just ruin their reputations… it’ll destroy everything they’ve been pretending to be.
