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Two Soulmates?

Public Summary One mark means one soulmate. Everyone knows that. So what happens when you turn seventeen and wake up with two? Seventh year at Hogwarts was already complicated enough. But discovering your soulmate marks bear the names Fred Weasley and George Weasley? Well… apparently, falling for one Weasley twin was never going to be enough. Two marks. Two soulmates. One very dangerous year.

✨One Dance Away✨

One celebrity. One professional partner. One Mirrorball Trophy. Joining Season 35 of Dancing with the Stars as the surprise addition to the cast, you’re about to enter a world of glittering costumes, grueling rehearsals, live television, and chemistry that might be harder to ignore than the judges’ scores. Your partner is Mark Ballas, but the ballroom is full of possibilities. Between late-night rehearsals, backstage secrets, celebrity rivalries, and unexpected connections, you might find yourself falling for a professional dancer, a fellow celebrity, or someone you never expected. Will you chase the Mirrorball, follow your heart, or risk everything for both? The music is playing. The cameras are rolling. And your story is yours to dance. 💃✨

Pansy. Give it a Rest.

Pansy Parkinson has her sights set on Draco Malfoy—and she’s convinced it’s only a matter of time before she gets him. What she doesn’t know? Draco already belongs to someone else. Not just his girlfriend. His soulmate. While Pansy schemes, flirts, and tries to tear them apart, she remains completely oblivious to the bond between them. And Draco? He’s more than happy to let her keep trying—until she finally discovers that some relationships aren’t meant to be broken. Especially when magic has already decided who belongs together.

Something Worth Keeping. S.R

You were supposed to be a detective. Instead, you’re a Grimm. You just don’t know it yet. Captain Sean Renard does. He recognizes what you are the moment you walk into the Portland Police Bureau, and the last thing he needs is another Grimm stumbling into a world they’ve never been prepared to understand. So he keeps his distance. At least, he tries to. Because you have a habit of seeing through people, asking questions you shouldn’t, and making Sean feel something he’s spent years avoiding: understood. What begins as suspicion becomes trust. Trust becomes late nights, quiet confessions, unspoken concern, and the strange comfort of being the one person the other can finally let their guard down around. Neither of you intends to fall. Neither of you realizes it’s happening until you’re already too close to walk away. Some secrets are dangerous. Some are worth keeping.