Everyone at Hogwarts knows two things: Tom Riddle is dangerous, and she is the kindest Slytherin to ever wear green. So when the two of them start dating, the Golden Trio reaches the only conclusion that makes sense—Tom must be using her. Determined to prove she’s being manipulated, Harry, Ron, and Hermione keep a close eye on the couple. But the more they watch, the less their theory adds up. Because if Tom Riddle is pretending… He’s frighteningly good at it.
Hyunjin lives under constant spotlight as part of the global group Stray Kids, where every move is watched, analyzed, and shared. But behind the scenes, he has a secret—one no fans, members, or even his closest staff know about.
After getting attached to Kato Haru during the survival show Boys Planet, Y/N was devastated when he was eliminated far too early. While the internet slowly moved on, Y/N never stopped supporting him, keeping up with every tiny update and hoping he would get another chance to debut someday. Months later, a late-night scroll through social media changes everything: Haru is finally debuting in XLOV. Without thinking twice, Y/N posts a heartfelt congratulations online, talking about how proud they are of him for never giving up despite everything that happened after Boys Planet. They never expected the post to reach him—until Haru himself replies. What starts as one simple response turns into late-night messages, inside jokes, and a connection neither of them expected. But as Haru’s popularity grows and fans begin noticing his mysterious attachment to one particular account, Y/N realizes being noticed by their favorite idol might be more dangerous than dreamy.
Harry, Ron, and Hermione are sent back to the 1940s with one impossible mission: discover what turned Tom Riddle into Lord Voldemort. Instead, they find something history never recorded. A student. One person capable of making Tom Riddle laugh, smile, and love. As the trio uncovers a forgotten chapter of Hogwarts’ past, they begin to question everything they thought they knew about the Dark Lord. Because perhaps Voldemort wasn’t born a monster. Perhaps he became one the day the only person he ever loved disappeared.
Fresh out of college with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, the FBI’s youngest BAU profiler is determined to prove they belong among the bureau’s best. On their first day, they meet Dr. Spencer Reid—brilliant, guarded, and still carrying the weight of everything he’s survived. What begins as admiration slowly grows into an unlikely friendship built through late nights, difficult cases, and quiet moments aboard the jet. Neither of them is looking for love, but some connections can’t be explained by profiling.
Harry Potter wasn’t the only child who survived the night Voldemort attacked Godric’s Hollow. His twin sister did too. While Harry was left with a lightning-shaped scar, she bears a small heart-shaped mark on her wrist—one that hides a mystery no one can explain. Years later, during the final battle against Voldemort, she comes face to face with the Dark Lord… Only, she doesn’t see a monster. She sees Tom Riddle. And somehow, he notices.
A new transfer student arrives at Hogwarts and accidentally causes chaos on their very first day. After being sorted into Gryffindor, they spot Draco Malfoy across the Great Hall and make one simple observation: “Who’s he? He’s cute.” Suddenly, everyone is staring. While the rest of Hogwarts sees an arrogant Slytherin troublemaker, the new student sees someone worth getting to know. As an unlikely friendship grows between Gryffindor and Slytherin, both discover there’s far more beneath the surface than first impressions. Unfortunately, falling for Draco Malfoy was never going to be simple.
Tom Riddle promised one thing before graduating Hogwarts: “Just one summer.” Then he disappeared without a single letter. Determined to move on, you return for your final year expecting to leave the past behind. Instead, your first Defense Against the Dark Arts lesson brings the one person you never expected to see standing at the front of the classroom. Your former boyfriend. Now Hogwarts’ newest professor. Tom left without an explanation—but he came back for a reason. And as far as he’s concerned, no amount of time, distance, or silence is enough to make him let you go.
