Mattheo Riddle is terrible at flirting. Unfortunately, he’s also in love. When his attempts to impress Y/n come out as accidental insults and missed moments, he digs himself deeper instead of backing down. What starts as awkward tension slowly becomes something softer — because sometimes love isn’t smooth. Sometimes it’s honest, clumsy, and trying its best.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows Mattheo Riddle is in love with Y/n. He’s asked her out a hundred times. She’s said no every time—until she doesn’t. One date changes everything… especially Mattheo.
Mattheo Riddle doesn’t fall apart all at once. He fades. Until he starts watching her — celebrating the small wins like they’re triumphs, and he can’t help but watch. Somewhere between shared books and silent afternoons, he starts remembering how to live. Only now, there are new feelings in the mix.
TW: substance use/addiction. Mattheo is losing control, and no one knows how to reach him—until Y/n refuses to give up. A slow-burn story of trust, setbacks, and the long climb out of the dark.
She returned to Hogwarts with secrets stitched into her spine — and a child on her hip. At eighteen, Y/n is finishing her final years at Hogwarts while raising a daughter no one knew existed. Once hidden away for safety, her child now lives beside her in the dungeons, wrapped in wards, love, and fierce protection. The Slytherin boys don’t fall for her — not immediately. They watch her. The patience. The gentleness. The way she balances motherhood and magic without complaint.
Boys stopped flirting with Y/N. Not rudely — nervously. Glances over shoulders. Awkward laughs. Quiet retreats. No one will tell her why. Until someone finally does. Apparently… Mattheo Riddle already claimed her. And enemies or not — everyone believes him.
When Y/N is tortured by Death Eaters, Mattheo is forced to watch — powerless, broken, and bound to his father’s orders. She survives, but she doesn’t forgive him. Not at first. She locks herself away for weeks, speaking only through a charm-sealed door. Mattheo falls apart outside it. This is a slow, painful, healing-heavy story about trauma, guilt, and the boy who would do anything to earn her forgiveness — even if it destroys him in the process.
Six Slytherins. One summer house. Y/n and Mattheo have hated each other for years—loudly, dramatically, and with the full support of their friend group, who’ve grown almost fond of the chaos. But forced proximity, late-night drunken tolerating, and morning-after awkward civility starts to twist something sharp into something slow and unfamiliar. They’re still enemies—technically. They still argue—sort of. But the bite is gone, the tension is strange, and their friends definitely notice.
Mattheo Riddle has always loved too fiercely—too possessively. Every girl he’s dated has run from the intensity… until you. What starts as a casual friendship spirals into something neither of you can resist. You’re just as jealous, just as possessive, and just as unwilling to let anyone get too close. Two people, one fiery connection, and a love that burns hotter than either of you expected.
Y/n and Theo are friends with benefits, kissing at Slytherin parties like it means nothing. But Mattheo, Theo’s best friend, watches from the sidelines, swallowing a jealousy he refuses to admit. Slow-burn tension, drunken chaos, and unspoken feelings collide as Mattheo cracks, Theo gets confused, and Y/n becomes the center of a storm none of them saw coming.
Y/n slips a love potion into Mattheo’s drink at a Slytherin party just to see what’s underneath his cocky facade. What starts as a harmless experiment turns into teasing, laughter, and flirtation…until she realizes Mattheo might have known all along.
Y/n and Mattheo Riddle can barely stand to be in the same room—until he throws a punch in her name. Rumours, detentions, and a truth neither of them is ready to face collide in a story where hatred blurs into something far more dangerous.
Y/N is the girl who never catches feelings—not for anyone. Mattheo Riddle is determined to be the exception. Years of flirting, stolen food, and sarcastic banter slowly shift into something she doesn’t know how to handle. A slow-burn romance about the one person she was never supposed to fall for.
Y/n and Mattheo have always been best friends — nothing more. But after a summer apart, he walks into the first Slytherin party of the year with a glow-up that stops her world in its tracks. Suddenly, every touch feels different. Every look feels heavier. And trying to stay ‘just friends’ becomes impossible. A painfully slow burn of teenage longing, blurred lines, and pretending nothing has changed.
Before he was a Riddle, he was Mattheo — the boy Y/n shared a cracked orphanage mattress with, the boy she promised she’d never leave. But she did. She got adopted; he didn’t. Years later, Hogwarts gets a new transfer student with a name she swears she’s never heard… until she looks into his eyes and recognises the only friend she ever truly had. He isn’t the boy she remembers. And she isn’t sure whether the version standing in front of her wants to forgive her… or haunt her.
Y/n loves Mattheo Riddle, even when his protectiveness becomes overwhelming. His jealousy starts fights and pushes people away, trapping them in a cycle of breakups and makeups. Now Y/n is close to her breaking point — and Mattheo may lose her without realizing it.
Y/n doesn’t belong to the Slytherin group — and she likes it that way. Until she’s pulled into their orbit and realises their reputation isn’t the whole truth. What she doesn’t realise is that Mattheo Riddle has been watching her long before she ever stopped hating him.
Y/n becomes the middleman when Theodore Nott asks for help winning over her best friend, Pansy Parkinson. What she doesn’t realise is that Mattheo Riddle has been listening just as closely — and using every piece of advice on her instead. A slow-burn romance built on stolen tips, misdirection, and feelings that were never supposed to happen.
After a Slytherin drinking game accidentally exposes that Y/n once hooked up with Pansy, the entire friend group spirals — especially Mattheo, who suddenly can’t stop thinking about her. A chaotic, slow-burn, open-ended romance full of jealousy, flirting, friendship, and one very confused boy trying to figure out why he cares so much.
Mattheo Riddle has always been sharp-edged to the world and painfully soft where Y/n is concerned. She’s the one person he clings to without shame — the one he trusts to ground him when everything else feels too loud. A slow, gentle story about trauma, comfort, and the quiet kind of love that starts as safety.
In the chaos of a Slytherin vs. Gryffindor match, Y/n takes her place as Slytherin’s star player—loud chants, fierce rivalry, and sky-high stakes. But no voice is louder than Mattheo Riddle’s in the stands, cheering her on like his life depends on it. A rivalry on the pitch, a tension in the crowd, and a slow-burn connection in the shadows of Hogwarts—this is where legends, and maybe feelings, ignite.