Nineteen-year-old Y/N is hopelessly oblivious and has a talent for stumbling into trouble. After accidentally witnessing a secret tied to the city’s most feared mafia boss, thirty-nine-year-old Marco DeLuca, she’s pulled into a dangerous world she doesn’t understand. As rival families close in, Marco is forced to keep her close for her own safety, only to find that the naïve young woman who constantly tests his patience is also the one person capable of changing his carefully controlled life.
Y/N Malfoy is nothing like her family’s reputation—bright, bubbly, and in love with Ron Weasley. Her parents, Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy, reluctantly accept the relationship, though Lucius remains cold and protective, constantly questioning Ron’s worth. As Ron navigates tense dinners and the pressure of Malfoy Manor, he learns that loving Y/N is easy—earning her family’s approval is not.
In Hawkins, high school is everything. Friendships, parties, football games, basketball championships, first loves, and endless rumors shape everyone’s lives. As Max Mayfield’s identical twin and Billy Hargrove’s younger half-sister, you’ve learned to balance a picture-perfect school life with the reality of a broken home ruled by a controlling stepfather. While you, Max, and Billy struggle to survive behind closed doors, your life takes an unexpected turn when you fall for Hawkins High’s golden boy, Jason Carver. As your relationship grows, you’re forced to navigate family secrets, protective siblings, complicated friendships, and the pressure of living up to everyone’s expectations in a town where nothing stays private for long.
You’re a Malfoy, the younger sister of Draco Malfoy, and you’ve fallen for the one person your family would never accept—Ron Weasley. Now, you must try to convince your cold, pure-blood family that love matters more than a last name, even if it means risking everything.
You’re a Malfoy, the younger sister of Draco Malfoy, and you’ve fallen for the one person your family would never accept—Ron Weasley. Now, you must try to convince your cold, pure-blood family that love matters more than a last name, even if it means risking everything.