Y/N and Draco Malfoy were best friends growing up due to their mother’s friendship. But everything changed after they went to Hogwarts and Y/N was sorted into Gryffindor. Now during the summer before their 4th year, Y/N is spending the summer at Malfoy manor. What will happen during the summer and when they return to Hogwarts?
The Brother I Lost Y/N thought her life was perfect. She had her twin brother, Phineas. Her best friend, Ava. Her boyfriend, Callum. And a summer full of memories before all three of them left for college. Then one night, a car accident changes everything. Callum survives and remembers every moment of his life—including Y/N and the future they planned together. Phineas survives too. But he doesn’t remember Y/N. He remembers his parents. His childhood. His younger brother. Everything except the twin sister who spent eighteen years beside him. As Phineas learns to live with a life he can’t remember, everyone rallies around him—including Callum, the boy who remembers exactly what they’ve lost. And slowly, Y/N begins to feel like she’s losing them both. Because how do you grieve someone who is still alive? How do you love a brother who doesn’t remember loving you? And how do you hold onto the person you love when he’s trying so hard to protect the person you’ve already lost?
He was your best friend. Your roommate. Your person. You just never knew he was the most dangerous man in the city. For eleven months, Adrian Moretti believed you had abandoned him. Then his men find you locked inside his enemy’s safe house. Now you’re back in his life—and Adrian has no intention of letting you disappear again.
He left because he didn’t want her waiting for him. Four months after returning from deployment, Ethan Hayes knocks on the door of his best friend’s house—and comes face-to-face with the woman he left behind. Only now, Y/N isn’t alone. She has two four-month-old babies, a life Ethan knows nothing about, and a secret she’s spent the last year trying to keep buried. And Ethan is about to find out exactly what he left behind. READ PREMISE FOR MORE!
Y/N, Lexi, and Ava have been inseparable since freshman year of high school. Same school. Same college. Same dorm. And now, in their senior year, the same apartment. They’ve always been comfortable with each other in every way best friends can be—sharing clothes, secrets, beds, dating stories, and the messy details of their personal lives. There have never been boundaries between them. Until one wine-filled movie night changes that. A movie about two best friends becoming something more sparks a question Lexi never expected to ask. One confession turns into a risky conversation, curiosity takes over, and by the end of the night, the three of them have crossed a line none of them ever imagined crossing. The next morning should make everything awkward. Instead, they make a deal. Nothing changes outside their apartment. They still date guys. They still act like best friends. Nobody needs to know. But behind closed doors? There are no rules.
Y/N has always been straight. At least, that’s what she’s always believed. She’s been with plenty of guys, but none of them have ever quite lived up to expectations. Her roommate, Sloane Bennett, knows all about it—the bad hookups, the frustration, and Y/N’s habit of taking care of things herself afterward. Sloane has even accidentally walked in on her before, making the subject just awkward enough that neither of them ever brings it up. Until one drunken night changes everything. After a party leaves Y/N barely coherent, she heads home intending to spend the night alone. But Sloane follows her, and a conversation that should have been harmless takes an unexpected turn. One kiss becomes a question neither of them has ever asked. Because Y/N has never wanted a woman before. She’s never looked at Sloane that way. So why does being this close to her suddenly feel so natural? Maybe Y/N was never waiting for the right guy. Maybe she was just looking in the wrong direction.
After two years together, Y/N and Dean Winchester finally get the life they’ve always wanted. They’re married, living in their own house, and slowly building something that feels almost normal. But normal never lasts long for a Winchester. While Dean and Sam are away on a hunt, Dean suddenly realizes something is wrong back home. He warns Y/N to lock every door and stay away from the windows—but before he can get back to her, she’s taken. Now Dean has to find his wife before whatever took her decides it’s finished with her. And when the search reveals that Y/N’s disappearance is connected to something far more personal than a random monster, Dean is forced to confront just how much he has to lose.
Conrad has spent sixteen years treating you like his best friends’ annoying little sister. Unfortunately for you, you’ve spent the last five of those years secretly wanting him to see you as something more. When Halloween brings you, your brothers, Jules, and Conrad to the state’s scariest haunted house, you expect nothing more than a night of being teased for being scared. Until one scare goes too far. Suddenly, you’re on the floor fighting through a panic attack, and Conrad is the only one there to help. As he pulls you close and whispers, “It’s okay, baby. Just breathe,” neither of you can ignore the fact that something about those words feels different. Maybe you’re not the only one whose feelings have changed.
Y/N has spent eight years calling Jules her best friend. Tomorrow, she’s supposed to marry Josh Reed—the handsome, successful man she’s loved for three years and the man she’s convinced herself is the person she’s meant to spend forever with. The night before the wedding, Y/N and Jules share a bed like they’ve done countless times before. They talk. They laugh. They reminisce about everything they’ve been through together. Until something changes, and things happen neither of them can take back.
One wrong text. Two men who were never supposed to see it. One decision Y/N may not be able to take back. Y/N has always had a weakness for Theodore Nott and Draco Malfoy. Unfortunately, choosing between them has proven impossible. So when she sends her friends a drunken confession about how gorgeous they both are, she assumes she’s safely talking to the only people who understand her dilemma. Until Theo replies. Theo: Wrong chat, sweetheart ;) Mortified, Y/N begs him to forget it. He refuses. Then Draco joins in. Draco: At the same damn time. Before Y/N can process what that means, another message appears. Draco: Already on our way. What started as an accidental confession quickly becomes something none of them can pretend isn’t happening. Because maybe Y/N doesn’t have to choose. Maybe Theo and Draco have already made the choice for her. And judging by the knock at her door, they’re expecting her to let them in.
