Being Adam Banks’ little sister means she’s practically part of the Mighty Ducks, even if she never actually plays. Instead, she’s always in the stands, bundled up in oversized Ducks hoodies, cheering quietly from the sidelines. She never misses a practice, a game, or a team event. The Ducks all adore her, treating her like their little sister too, but she’s still painfully shy, usually staying in the background and speaking only when someone talks to her first.
When a mysterious girl is found in the woods two years after eleven, nobody knows who she is or where she came from. She refuses to talk to anyone except Lucas Sinclair, and the more time he spends with her, the more he realizes she’s hiding something dangerous. With Hawkins growing stranger by the day and the lab searching for them, Lucas may be the only person she can trust.
Y/n Black was never supposed to be ordinary. Born into the infamous Black family, Stella was expected to follow the same path as the rest of her bloodline — power, pride, and Slytherin. But y/n was different. Kind-hearted, clever, and far more curious than cruel, she shocked everyone when the Sorting Hat placed her in Ravenclaw instead.
The shyest girl in Ravenclaw somehow ends up catching Fred Weasley’s attention. While everyone else overlooks her quiet nature and takes advantage of her kindness, Fred is the only one who notices the girl hiding behind lace sleeves, pink ribbons, and whispered words. She barely talks to anyone—but with Fred, she slowly begins to come out of her shell. Protective, chaotic, and completely devoted, Fred makes it his mission to make sure nobody hurts her again
Astoria Lestrange was born into a name that carried fear, power, and a dark history. As the daughter of Bellatrix Lestrange, everyone expected her to follow the same path — to embrace the darkness her family was known for. But Astoria was different. Quiet, intelligent, and endlessly curious, she never felt like she belonged among the cruelty of her own bloodline.
Y/N Patil has spent her entire life being compared to her brilliant cousin, Padma. While Padma earns top marks and has her future planned out, Y/N is known for daydreaming through classes, accidentally setting her homework on fire, and somehow getting lost in Hogwarts at least twice a week. Sweet, bubbly, and completely oblivious to most things, she’s the kind of girl who believes every outrageous story she hears. George Weasley thinks she’s hilarious. What starts as harmless teasing quickly turns into stolen smiles across the Great Hall, late-night walks after prank disasters, and a crush George never expected to have. The problem? Y/N is terrible at recognizing when someone likes her—especially when that someone is a mischievous Weasley. As George tries everything to win her over, Y/N remains blissfully unaware, leaving the entire school wondering how long it will take for Hogwarts’ biggest idiot in love to finally confess.
Y/n never meant to become the center of a war she didn’t start, but somehow that’s exactly what happens at Hogwarts. One moment, she’s just another student trying to survive classes, late-night talks in the common room, and Butterbeer with friends—the next, she’s the reason Cedric Diggory and Fred Weasley can’t stand being in the same room without snapping at each other. It starts small at first: Cedric’s calm, pointed comments whenever Fred makes her laugh too loudly in the Great Hall, Fred’s sharp comebacks when Cedric walks her back to Hufflepuff after class, each of them pretending it doesn’t bother them while clearly keeping score of every interaction she has with the other. Soon it escalates into something impossible to ignore—heated arguments in corridors, competitive glares during Quidditch matches, and constant one-upmanship over the smallest things, from who makes her smile more to who she spends more time with. Y/n never asked to be treated like a prize in their rivalry, but neither boy seems able to stop himself from trying to win her attention anyway. And beneath all the frustration, confusion, and tension, she starts to realize that both Cedric’s quiet devotion and Fred’s chaotic loyalty are pulling her in different directions—turning something simple into a situation that feels like it could break all three of them apart at any moment.