At 20, Y/N leaves her small island home to study in Edinburgh, expecting a fresh start. What she doesn’t expect is Elliot Fraser—a charming, teasing Scottish student who quickly becomes her closest friend. As their friendship turns into a slow-burn romance, Y/N finds herself caught between the excitement of first love and the uncertainty of growing up. Through rainy nights, university life, late-night conversations, and unexpected heartbreak, she begins to discover that leaving home wasn’t just about finding a new place—it was about finding herself, and maybe finding someone along the way.
Scorpius Malfoy, Atlas Nott, Cassian Riddle, Tyrone Zabini, and Y/N have been inseparable since childhood. Raised in powerful pure-blood families, they grew up expected to be perfect—cold, intelligent, and untouchable. To the outside world, they are exactly that: the “Snakes,” a feared and elite group at Hogwarts who move as one and trust no one outside themselves. But behind closed doors, their loyalty becomes something far more complicated. What started as friendship has slowly blurred into something none of them can fully control. Feelings they were never meant to have begin to surface, and when love becomes shared instead of chosen, the rules they live by start to break. Because for them, it was never going to be simple. And in the end, it will be all of them… or nothing at all.
She only wanted a summer job. Instead, she found herself caught between awkward conversations, unexpected friendships, and a crush she never saw coming. Starting her first day at summer school as a substitute, Y/N meets Liam and Matthias—two support workers who couldn’t be more different. One is charming and confident, the other is quiet, kind, and the type of person who makes you feel listened to without even trying. What starts as a simple summer job slowly becomes a season of little moments: shared laughs, meaningful conversations, accidental glances, and the kind of connection that grows when nobody is rushing it. Because sometimes, the best stories don’t start with a grand moment. Sometimes, they start with a simple hello.
