The slytherin boys had a bet on you that they could get you to fall for one of them, at first it was a funny joke but then it turned into something elseā¦. One by one they all started seeing youā¦knowing youā¦laughing with youā¦you were becoming one of them.. slowlyā¦ each boy feeling something for you, they never thought they wouldā¦
Youāre a girl that usually keeps to herself, a loner slytherin they say. No one dares to mess with you because of your lethal looks and the way you duel- until one day a random gryffindor boy decides to mess with you.
Itās late. The kind of late where the city feels differentāquieter, but somehow more dangerous. You werenāt supposed to be out this long, but one wrong turn and suddenly youāre cutting through a dim alley, heels echoing against cracked pavement.
You and Ghost have been together for monthsāquiet, intense, unspoken but undeniable. The team knows. Soap teases. Gaz pretends not to notice. Price watches with that knowing look.
It was your first big fight. Until now he had been humoring you, handling you with all the amusement and gentleness with which he'd handle a kitten. And frankly, you ate it up. You loved being indulged. You loved being treated like something precious.
The war has finally reached its breaking point at Hogwarts. Rumors of the final battle are spreading through the wizarding world, and everyone knows what it means.
The sky had gone that eerie shade of greenāthe kind people only ever see in videos right before everything goes wrong. You shouldnāt have been driving. You knew that. But now it was too late.
She arrives at Hogwarts lateāsixth year, no explanation given, her name whispered through the corridors like a question no one can answer. The Sorting Hat barely touches her head before calling Slytherin, its voice uneasy, as if it felt something ancient coil beneath her thoughts.
Youāre a senior in college, majoring in environmental science with a focus on extreme weather. For your final research project, your professor gives you an opportunity most students would kill forādocumenting real tornado activity in the field.