Y/N has spent years proving that she can keep up with the Slytherin boys. She’s been there for the midnight adventures, the reckless schemes, the arguments, the laughter, and every questionable decision since their first year. She is, without question, one of the lads. Until their final year. After a summer away from Hogwarts, Y/N returns looking - and carrying herself - very differently. Suddenly, the Slytherin boys are noticing things they never thought to notice before. She’s still their friend, still the same girl they’ve known for years. So why does everything feel different?
Y/N has always been careful about what she says around her crush, Mattheo Riddle. What she hasn’t been careful about is what she thinks around her crush, Mattheo Riddle. When Mattheo uses Legilimency to hear Y/N’s thoughts, he initially treats it as an amusing little secret. Then he realizes exactly what kind of thoughts she’s been having about him. Y/N doesn’t know that her carefully guarded secrets aren’t secrets anymore. Mattheo knows. And he’s enjoying every second of it.
Two rival wizarding bands tearing through the post-Hogwarts underground music scene. The memories come flooding back when Coven of Snitches (an all-girl rock group) opens for a mysterious group called Relics to Ruin (an all-boys rock group) at the Three Broomsticks. Turns out, Relics to Ruin isn't as mysterious as they thought. Set after Hogwarts Legacy, Rebellious Rivals is a story about rebellion, music, second chances, and the thin line between enemies and something far more electric.
Becoming an Auror was supposed to mean learning how to catch the people who broke Wizarding law. When Y/N is assigned to an intensive, hands-on Veritiserum training course, she quickly discovers that hiding the truth is far more complicated than brewing the potion. But as the training grows increasingly personal, Y/N begins to wonder whether the real danger isn’t what the Veritiserum can force someone else to reveal… It’s what it might make her reveal.
Years after leaving Hogwarts, Y/N finds herself returning to the castle - not as a student, but as a professor. To her surprise, there are a few familiar faces that greet her at the gates. She’s traded detentions for staff meetings and late-night adventures for lesson plans. And somewhere between old friendships, new responsibilities, and far too many nights spent together in the staffroom, she begins to realize that growing up doesn’t necessarily mean leaving the past behind.
Y/N spent years learning how to hunt Dark Witches and Wizards. She never expected that one of her assignments would lead her straight back to the people she used to call her closest friends. Now they’re Death Eaters and she’s their prisoner. Trapped with the very people she once trusted, Y/N is forced to confront the uncomfortable truth that the enemy doesn’t always look like a stranger. Sometimes they know your darkest secrets, weaknesses, and favorite memories. They know exactly how to make you feel safe. Because once upon a time, they were safe. Now Y/N has to decide whether the people behind the masks are truly gone or whether some part of the friends she loved is still there. And they have to decide what to do with the Auror who knows exactly who they used to be.
At Hogwarts, Y/N has learned one very important rule: never look too closely. Her ability to use Legilimency makes it easy to uncover the thoughts people desperately try to hide. Crushes. Lies. Jealousy. Fear. Secrets that were never meant to be discovered. So she keeps her ability hidden and does her best to stay out of other people's minds. Then she gets tangled up with Slytherin's most notorious boys. Draco Malfoy is arrogant, possessive, and far more vulnerable than he would ever allow anyone to see. Theodore Nott is quiet and calculating, his thoughts guarded behind walls that even her Legilimency struggles to break through. Blaise Zabini is effortlessly charming, dangerously observant, and always seems to know more than he lets on. Lorenzo Berkshire hides a surprisingly gentle side beneath his confidence, but there are thoughts in his mind that make her wonder just how well she really knows him. And then there's Mattheo Riddle. Volatile. Reckless. Unpredictable. He is the one mind she knows she shouldn't enter. The one person whose thoughts she is afraid to uncover. Yet somehow, he's also the one she can't seem to stay away from. The closer she gets to them, the harder it becomes to tell where curiosity ends and something far more dangerous begins. Feelings start to surface—some of them hers, some of theirs—and secrets become impossible to keep. Because she can read their minds... But knowing what someone thinks isn't the same as knowing what they feel. And when she begins discovering thoughts none of them are willing to confess, Y/N has to decide whether to respect the walls they've built around themselves—or risk everything by looking inside. Because sometimes the most dangerous thing about knowing someone's deepest thoughts is realizing they might feel the same way about you.
She’s the Gryffindor he loves to hate. He’s the Slytherin she can’t stand. On the Quidditch pitch, Sebastian Sallow is determined to beat Y/N. Off it, he seems equally determined to get under her skin. Every argument becomes a challenge, every smirk feels like a dare, and every stolen glance lasts a little longer than it should. But when Sebastian’s teasing starts carrying a different kind of tension, their rivalry takes a dangerous turn. The line between hatred and attraction begins to disappear—and Sebastian finds himself wanting far more than another victory against his favorite Gryffindor. Because there’s nothing quite as tempting as the person you’re supposed to despise.
(Based on the song “Little Girl Gone” by CHINCHILLA) Every girl at Hogwarts has a story. Some were cheated on. Some were humiliated. Some were manipulated by boys who knew they could get away with it. Y/N knows their stories. And she's had enough. So she makes a plan: find the boys who hurt them, get close, make them fall for her, uncover their secrets, and destroy them with the very things they thought they could hide. One by one, the boys become victims of a game they never saw coming. And she becomes a legend.
Y/N has a secret: she is an Animagus. They think she's just a cat. An ordinary stray that wanders through the Slytherin common room, curls up beside them, and listens. But she knows their secrets. Every confession. Every lie. Every forbidden thought. Because beneath the black fur and green eyes is a Slytherin girl with a dangerous secret of her own—and the more she learns about the boys, the harder it becomes to stay hidden.
Hogwarts students are used to enchanted staircases, moving portraits, and spells. What they aren’t used to is a Muggle nightclub. When Y/N convinces her friends to sneak away one Friday night to a Muggle nightclub in London, they’re expecting music, dancing, drinks, and maybe a little of harmless trouble. Instead, they find flashing lights, strange drinks, crowded dance floors, and a world where magic can’t solve every problem. As the night gets later, inhibitions disappear - and so does the carefully maintained distance between Y/N and one particular companion. Maybe Muggles really do know how to have fun. Maybe bringing Hogwarts students into a nightclub was a terrible idea. Probably both.
