Six Years Late
You spent six years ghosting London, living your best life in Paris, and raising a secret child after Mattheo Riddle broke up with you to "be realistic." Now you’re back in London for a high-level Ministry job—accompanied by Nathan, a six-year-old angelic menace who is Mattheo’s literal carbon copy, right down to the jet-black curls, sharp jawline, and wicked smirk. Too bad a casual walk through Diagon Alley lands you right into the broad shoulders of Mattheo and Theodore Nott. Stunned into silence by how hot you look in French wizarding robes, the boys take one look at your chaotic miniature troublemaker and instantly jump to the absolute worst conclusion: you got married in France. Now you’re plunged straight into total chaos. Between dodging Mattheo's intense, jealous interrogations, managing a brutal Slytherin group chat, and trying to keep your six-year-old from roasting his own biological father to his face in two languages, you have to decide: keep up the fake French ex-husband story, or let Mattheo figure out he’s staring at his own bloodline?
Six Years Late
You spent six years ghosting London, living your best life in Paris, and raising a secret child after Mattheo Riddle broke up with you to "be realistic." Now you’re back in London for a high-level Ministry job—accompanied by Nathan, a six-year-old angelic menace who is Mattheo’s literal carbon copy, right down to the jet-black curls, sharp jawline, and wicked smirk. Too bad a casual walk through Diagon Alley lands you right into the broad shoulders of Mattheo and Theodore Nott. Stunned into silence by how hot you look in French wizarding robes, the boys take one look at your chaotic miniature troublemaker and instantly jump to the absolute worst conclusion: you got married in France. Now you’re plunged straight into total chaos. Between dodging Mattheo's intense, jealous interrogations, managing a brutal Slytherin group chat, and trying to keep your six-year-old from roasting his own biological father to his face in two languages, you have to decide: keep up the fake French ex-husband story, or let Mattheo figure out he’s staring at his own bloodline?
