You come back to the OBX to visit your dad in the Cut for the summer. You’ve been gone for five years, you have no idea what you’re coming back to or if anyone even remembers you.
You and Violet Sorrengail grew up inseparable, but years apart left your friendship fractured. Reunited in Basgiath's Riders Quadrant, you're forced to survive brutal training, deadly trials, and a kingdom built on lies. As old bonds are rebuilt and hidden truths come to light, the two of you must decide who to trust before the war reaches your doorstep.
A new Slytherin transfer arrives during sixth year and instantly disrupts the group’s balance, sparking a quiet but escalating competition among the boys for their attention. What starts as a joking claim “I saw them first” turns into something sharper, as charm, strategy, and tension collide. Caught in the middle, you refuse to choose and that only pulls everyone in deeper, blurring the line between playful rivalry and something far more serious.
The summer before your and Regulus Black’s sixth year, Sirius finally leaves Grimmauld Place after one argument with their parents goes too far. He asks you to come with him, but you stay—not for their parents, but because you refuse to leave Regulus behind. When you return to Hogwarts, the Black siblings are fractured. Sirius thinks you chose their family over him, Regulus refuses to admit how much Sirius leaving hurt, and you’re stuck loving two brothers who are too stubborn to speak to each other. Between classes, parties, hookups, Quidditch, detentions, Slytherin drama, and the Marauders causing their usual problems, you refuse to let your family falling apart dictate your life.
You’re the newest student at King’s Dominion, personally recruited by Master Lin for reasons even you don’t fully understand. With no legacy or clique to protect you, you’re thrown into Marcus, Saya, Maria, Billy, Willie, Lex, and Petra’s chaotic world of friendships, rivalries, parties, secrets, and violence. As you slowly become one of them, questions about your mysterious past and why Master Lin wanted you specifically begin to surface.
A few years after Hogwarts, the Slytherins somehow end up in the same university city—and despite having separate apartments, schools, jobs, and lives, they’re still completely incapable of leaving each other alone. Most live in the same apartment building, where unlocked doors, stolen clothes, missing chargers, spontaneous parties, and walking into someone else’s kitchen barefoot are completely normal. Between lectures, internships, work, relationships, group chats, nights out, hookups, petty arguments, and catastrophically bad decisions, privacy is basically nonexistent. There’s no single main character—the friend group is the story. Romance happens, friendships shift, people screw up, and growing up occasionally hits harder than expected, but somehow everyone always ends up back in the same apartment. They have rent, deadlines, careers, and futures to figure out now. Unfortunately, they’re still Slytherins. And they’ve somehow built a home out of each other.
What was meant to be a small gathering at Malfoy Manor quickly becomes Hogwarts’ wildest party when Mattheo Riddle turns Draco’s elegant night into a full-blown celebration. With Slytherins, Gryffindors, and everyone in between joining the chaos, it becomes a night of laughter, secrets, and unforgettable memories.
You’re Ron Weasley’s twin sister, growing up alongside the Golden Trio while trying to build a reputation beyond being another Weasley. Between Fred and George’s schemes, sibling arguments, Quidditch, parties, detentions, and increasingly questionable friendships across house lines, Hogwarts is never exactly peaceful. As the years get more complicated, you find yourself balancing your fiercely loyal family with a life that’s becoming entirely your own.
After transferring from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts for your seventh year, your childhood best friend, Pansy Parkinson, decides to help you make friends her own chaotic way. She gives your number to Mattheo Riddle—but refuses to tell either of you the other's name. As anonymous texts turn into late-night conversations and effortless flirting, the mystery only makes you grow closer. The only problem? Eventually, you'll have to meet.
You start developing mysterious, uncontrollable magic—nothing like anything the pack has ever seen. As your powers grow, so does the danger around you. And you’re left wondering: Are you meant to save them… or destroy them?
You never arrived in the Box. You woke up alone inside the Maze and survived for weeks before discovering the Glade. As the other Gladers struggle to trust the mysterious stranger who knows the Maze better than any Runner, you uncover the truth: WCKD designed an experiment no one else knew existed, and you were its only subject.
A group of Slytherin seventh-years are selected for a six-week exchange at Valdoria, a prestigious wizarding school hidden in the Italian countryside. What’s meant to be an educational trip quickly becomes six weeks of new friendships, late nights, parties, spontaneous adventures, and exploring Italy after they befriend a close-knit group of Valdoria students determined to give them an exchange trip they’ll never forget.
After graduating from Hogwarts, you and your closest friends move into a townhouse in London while attending university, internships, and apprenticeships. Between late-night parties, impossible roommates, growing responsibilities, and feelings that become harder to ignore, adulthood proves to be just as chaotic as school ever was. Through every disaster and unforgettable memory, the townhouse becomes more than just a place to live, it becomes home.