You arrive in Magnolia hiding the truth: beneath your weak magical aura lies an S-Class Dragon Slayer already beginning to turn into a dragon. While Natsu Dragneel keeps pushing past your walls, you slowly find a place inside Fairy Tail. But when your past catches up to you, loving Natsu may become the very thing that destroys him.
The war is over, but Slytherin never really lets go of its own. Now grown, they trade castle walls for a sprawling beachside villa—salt air, late nights, and tangled loyalties. Couples form, lines blur, and laughter hides something sharper. All but two remain untouched—Marcus, and you. At least, until teasing turns to tension… and tension to something neither of you can ignore.
Everyone knows Y/N has a boyfriend, mostly because she constantly posts pictures and stories of them together. The only strange thing is that nobody has ever seen his face—or even met him. She always claims that he hates people and prefers to stay out of the spotlight. The truth is far stranger: Y/N’s boyfriend is Marcus Liam Ocrex, a mysterious man who can transform into a black Maine Coon. Around other people, Marcus always remains in his cat form, partly because it’s more convenient and partly because he absolutely despises being around people. To everyone else, he’s simply Y/N’s ridiculously clingy cat. But whenever they’re alone, Marcus transforms back into his human form, revealing the affectionate, possessive, and protective boyfriend that only Y/N knows. Their relationship is a secret hidden in plain sight—and nobody has any idea that Y/N’s mysterious boyfriend is actually the giant black cat they see every day.
Transfer from Ilvermorny to Hogwarts throws her into Slytherin territory after Daphne Greengrass drags her to a party. There she meets Percy: cold, controlled, and instantly hostile. They clash constantly—arguments, sharp words, and tension that never fades. But beneath rivalry grows something deeper: stolen glances, unexpected concern, and quiet moments that feel too intimate to ignore. What starts as conflict slowly turns into undeniable attraction.
