Everyone knows the Riddle brothers. Tom Riddle. Mattheo Riddle. Sons of Lord Voldemort. What nobody knows? They have a younger sister. Emilia Riddle is seventeen, a seventh year and a Ravenclaw. At least, that’s what everyone thinks. Because Emilia tricked the Sorting Hat into putting her in Ravenclaw despite being a Slytherin at heart. When she’s bored enough to pester Mattheo into adding her to the boys’ group chat, Draco, Theodore and Blaise finally discover the truth. The Riddles have a sister. A sister they’ve hidden for seventeen years. And then Lorenzo says two words that make everything even more complicated: “Hey, love.” Because Emilia isn’t just Tom and Mattheo’s little sister. She’s been Lorenzo Berkshire’s girlfriend for an entire year. And somehow, they’ve managed to keep that secret too.
Hogwarts is over. The houses are supposed to stay behind them. Apparently, nobody told their group chat. Tom and Mattheo Riddle decide one morning to add five Gryffindors to the existing Slytherin-heavy chat. Emilia is thrilled. The Slytherins are confused. The Gryffindors immediately make themselves comfortable. And Leo Ashford — Emilia’s Ravenclaw boyfriend who’s been in the chat for months — is completely unaware because he’s still asleep. By the time he wakes up, his girlfriend has somehow turned their private group chat into a reunion of practically every house. It’s 2026. They’re all adults. They’re all friends. And somehow, they’re still causing more chaos than they ever did at Hogwarts.
Everyone knows the Riddle brothers. Tom Riddle. Mattheo Riddle. Sons of Lord Voldemort. What nobody knows? They have a younger sister. Emilia Riddle is seventeen, a seventh year and a Ravenclaw. At least, that’s what everyone thinks. Because Emilia tricked the Sorting Hat into putting her in Ravenclaw despite being a Slytherin at heart. When she’s bored enough to pester Mattheo into adding her to the boys’ group chat, Draco, Theodore and Blaise finally discover the truth. The Riddles have a sister. A sister they’ve hidden for seventeen years. And then Lorenzo says two words that make everything even more complicated: “Hey, love.” Because Emilia isn’t just Tom and Mattheo’s little sister. She’s been Lorenzo Berkshire’s girlfriend for an entire year. And somehow, they’ve managed to keep that secret too.
Emilia Varelli has been at Hogwarts since sixth year, and somehow, nobody has ever discovered her secret. She’s Theodore Nott’s twin sister. Different surname. Different history. Same blood. Theodore and Emilia have spent years making sure nobody connects the two of them, rarely acknowledging their relationship and carefully avoiding anything that could expose the truth. Then the Slytherin group chat decides to play truth or dare. What starts with harmless questions slowly becomes suspicious. Why do Emilia and Theodore answer questions about their families so similarly? Why do they seem to know exactly what the other is thinking? And why can they suddenly understand each other when Theodore switches to Italian? The more the group investigates, the closer they get to a secret Emilia and Theodore have spent years protecting. And this time, they might not be able to lie their way out of it.
Six boys. One group chat. And one massive secret. Tom Riddle, Mattheo Riddle, Draco Malfoy, Theodore Nott, Lorenzo Berkshire and Blaise Zabini are all eighth years at Hogwarts. They’ve known each other for years. Or at least, they thought they had. Because apparently, the Riddle brothers forgot to mention one very important detail. They have a younger sister. Emilia Riddle. Seventeen. A seventh year. And completely unknown to the rest of the group. When Tom and Mattheo finally add her to the boys’ group chat because she’s bored, everyone assumes she’s some random girl they’ve added for entertainment. Until Lorenzo recognises her. Because Emilia isn’t just some girl he knows. She’s his girlfriend. And they’ve been together for an entire year. Tom and Mattheo knew. They just never thought their friends needed to know.
Theodore Nott has always told his friends that he has an older sister. He’s never technically lied. Emilia Varelli is his twin sister, born exactly thirty minutes before him. She lives in Italy and never attended Hogwarts, choosing to stay home rather than leave the country. For months, Theodore’s friends have begged him to introduce her. Eventually, he finally gives in. “Everyone, this is my older sister, Emilia.” Nobody questions it. Why would they? She’s older. Technically. But when Emilia joins the Slytherin group chat, it doesn’t take long for the truth to slip out. They’re twins. And Theodore has been letting everyone believe he had an actually older sister this entire time. Now his friends have two questions: Why didn’t he tell them? And how did they manage to keep it secret for so long?
Everyone knows Professor Severus Snape. Very few know his daughter. At eighteen years old, Emilia Snape has spent her entire life calling Hogwarts home. Although she isn’t a student, the castle has always been where she belongs, living in a private suite just down the corridor from her father’s office while learning magic through private lessons. Kind, witty and nothing like the intimidating reputation attached to her surname, Emilia has somehow become friends with students from every corner of the castle. Mattheo Riddle, Draco Malfoy and Theodore Nott have been her closest friends for years. While Draco and Theo are more like younger brothers, Mattheo is different. Their constant flirting, late-night conversations and stolen moments leave everyone convinced they’re already a couple… except the two of them. As if that wasn’t enough, Emilia is also one of the few people trusted by Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Her friendships have softened the rivalry between Gryffindor and Slytherin, proving that not every story at Hogwarts has to end in conflict. Away from the friendships, Emilia has another challenge—keeping her mischievous fifteen-year-old brother, Nathan, out of trouble before their father discovers what he’s been up to this time. With a strict father who secretly has a soft spot for his children, a cousin who always seems to be the sensible one, three chaotic Slytherins, the Golden Trio, and a castle full of unforgettable moments, Emilia’s life is anything but ordinary. After all… When Hogwarts is your home, every day becomes a new adventure.
Everyone knows Tom and Mattheo Riddle. Eighth-year Slytherins. Brothers. Sons of Lord Voldemort. Their friends know the Riddles aren’t exactly a normal family. What they don’t know? There are three Riddles. Emilia Riddle is seventeen, lives at home and has never attended Hogwarts. Not because she’s forbidden. Not because she’s hidden. She simply didn’t want to go. She likes her house, her own routine and her four ghost friends far more than she likes the idea of spending seven years at Hogwarts. When Emilia gets bored one day, Mattheo finally gives in and adds her to the boys’ group chat. Her introduction? “hey mother fuckers” And suddenly Draco, Theodore, Lorenzo and Blaise discover that their closest friends have a younger sister they’ve somehow never heard about. One thing is certain: Emilia Riddle is about to make their group chat a whole lot more interesting.
Public Summary Three Riddle siblings. One house. A life completely separate from the father whose name they carry. Tom, Mattheo and Emilia Riddle live together with their closest friends, building the kind of family they never had growing up. Tom runs the house. Emilia shares a room with Leo. Tom shares one with Seraphina. Theodore shares one with Lyra. Jack shares one with Lily. And Mattheo? Mattheo has his own room. Technically. Because his best friend Ashleigh seems to spend more nights there than she does at her own house. They’re just friends. Apparently. Between late mornings, shared meals, relationships, smoking in the garden, arguments over the bathroom, nights out and everyone somehow ending up in the kitchen at ridiculous hours, life in the house is rarely boring. They’re not perfect. They’re not normal. But they’re family. And they chose each other.
Five overprotective Slytherin boys. One chaotic Y/N. And a group chat that should probably be deleted. You message them about everything — random thoughts, stupid questions, minor injuries, and occasionally actual problems. They complain constantly. But you’re their girl. And nobody messes with their girl. 🐍💚
Most witches and wizards spend seven years at Hogwarts. Emilia Snape has spent eighteen years there. As the daughter of Professor Severus Snape, Hogwarts has always been her home. She was never sorted into a house, never attended classes as a student and never had a common room to call her own. Instead, she grew up within the castle walls, living in private rooms beside her father’s office after her mother left when she was just a baby. Despite carrying one of the most recognised surnames in the wizarding world, Emilia is nothing like the rumours. Kind, loyal and impossible to dislike, she’s built friendships across all four houses, proving that loyalty isn’t defined by the colour of your tie. Trusted by Professor Dumbledore, Emilia oversees the prefect patrol rotas and runs a small mixed-house club where friendships are formed beyond house rivalries. Alongside her closest friends from Slytherin, Gryffindor, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff, she spends her days bringing students together while trying to keep her mischievous younger brother, Nathan, out of trouble. And then there’s Mattheo Riddle. Confident, sarcastic and endlessly devoted, he’s the one person who can always make Emilia forget about her responsibilities, even if it means earning another disapproving look from Professor Snape. In a castle divided by four houses, Emilia belongs to none of them. Yet somehow… She belongs everywhere.
Emilia Hart has always lived between two worlds. She is a witch living in a completely Muggle home, surrounded by people who love her but can never fully understand the magic she carries. After trying Hogwarts for one year and realising it wasn’t where she belonged, Emilia returned to London. With Dumbledore’s permission, she continued learning magic through private tutoring while living the life she had chosen. But one person always kept her connected to the wizarding world. Theodore Nott. Their relationship has always existed away from Hogwarts, with Theo travelling to London while keeping Emilia separate from his friends. They know her name, they know how important she is to him, but they have never actually met her. Until Theo finally adds her to the group chat. Now Emilia has to meet the people who know Theo best — Mattheo Riddle, Seraphina Vale, Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley. A Slytherin group who expected someone completely different. A Gryffindor friendship that reminds her of the magical world she left behind. And a boyfriend who wants her to finally see that she has a place among them. Because Emilia has spent her entire life wondering where she belongs. Maybe she was never meant to choose between two worlds. Maybe she was meant to be part of both.
Emilia Varelli thought moving to Essex to be closer to her younger brother would give her a quieter life. She was very, very wrong. Now 21, Emilia owns a tattoo studio from one of the bedrooms in her house, lives with her freshly-graduated brother Theodore, his best friend Mattheo, her boyfriend Enzo, and somehow spends half her time with the Greengrass sisters too. Add three animals, too many phones, questionable decisions, cigarettes, social media and two Italian siblings who would rather argue in Italian than English… Her house isn’t a home. It’s a fucking circus.
Seven years of friendship. One secret. Draco, Theo, Blaise and Lorenzo thought they knew everything about Mattheo Riddle. They were wrong. After finally accepting an invitation to Mattheo’s flat, the boys discover he hasn’t been living alone. He’s been living with his girlfriend, Emilia Hart… Their four-year-old son, Oliver… And Emilia’s younger brother, Nathan. Suddenly, the friend they thought they knew better than anyone has an entire life they were never part of. Between awkward first meetings, chaotic family dinners, endless teasing and friendships that quickly become inseparable, the line between Mattheo’s two worlds begins to disappear. Some secrets are worth keeping… But some are worth coming home to.
Seven years of friendship. Seven years of secrets. Draco Malfoy, Theodore Nott, Blaise Zabini and Lorenzo Berkshire thought they knew everything about Mattheo Riddle. They were wrong. After finally convincing Mattheo to let them visit his flat, the boys discover the one thing he never told them… A girlfriend. A four-year-old son. A family he’d spent years protecting. Shock quickly turns into silence as they realise it isn’t the secret that hurts… It’s the fact that the person they called their brother never trusted them enough to share it. As friendships are tested, emotions run high and old wounds begin to surface, Mattheo must decide whether it’s too late to bring the two halves of his life together… …or whether some secrets change everything forever.
Emilia Hart has never belonged to just one world. Born a Muggle-born witch, she grew up in Essex with her Muggle parents and her older wizard brother, Elliot. Magic was something she had to learn while living a completely normal life. After attending Hogwarts for one year, Emilia realised the castle was not where she belonged. She returned home, continued learning magic through private tutoring and built a life away from the wizarding world. Now, at 19, Emilia balances college, helping Elliot run their corner shop and raising their 12-year-old sister, Lily. After their parents walked away from them, Emilia and Elliot became the family Lily needed. But there is one person who has always connected Emilia back to magic. Theodore Nott. Their relationship has existed away from Hogwarts, with Theodore travelling to Essex while keeping Emilia separate from his closest friends. They know about the mysterious girl he loves, but they have never met her. Until now. When Theodore finally adds Emilia Hart to the group chat, everyone expects to meet a stranger. Instead, they discover she is someone they already know. To Theodore’s friends, she is the girl he has been talking about for months. To Hermione Granger, she is the best friend she has had since childhood. Two worlds that have always existed separately suddenly collide. And Emilia must discover that maybe she was never meant to choose between magic and home. Maybe she was always meant to have both.
Twenty-year-old Emilia Hart thought she had finally found her happily ever after. After months apart, she and Mattheo Riddle are giving their relationship a second chance, raising her one-year-old daughter, Rosie, together in their tiny flat. Although Rosie isn’t Mattheo’s biological daughter, he loves her as if she were his own, proving every day that family isn’t defined by blood. Life isn’t perfect. Between Emilia’s job as a Muggle primary school teacher, sleepless nights with a toddler, and the constant bickering that comes with living together, they’re simply trying to make it through one day at a time. Then one phone call changes everything. When Emilia’s parents admit they can no longer cope with her fifteen-year-old brother, Ethan, she’s faced with an impossible decision: turn the spare room into his new home… or let him move to America to live with their father. With Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley offering advice, and Draco Malfoy and Theodore Nott standing beside Mattheo through every challenge, Emilia quickly learns that some decisions don’t just change one life—they change an entire family. Because sometimes, the people you’re born with aren’t the ones who make you feel at home. Sometimes… Home is the family you choose.
Everyone knows Tom and Mattheo Riddle. Eighth-year Slytherins. Brothers. Sons of Lord Voldemort. What nobody knows is that they have a younger sister. Emilia Riddle, 17. She doesn’t attend Hogwarts. She finished her NEWTs early and now studies Muggle A-Levels from home while writing novels, dancing and running a TikTok account with millions of followers. She’s already written nineteen novels. She’s an incredible dancer. She’s confident, chaotic and absolutely loves annoying her brothers. So when Mattheo finally gives in and adds Emilia to the boys’ group chat because she’s bored, Draco, Theodore, Lorenzo and Blaise are expecting trouble. What they aren’t expecting is to discover that the terrifying Riddle brothers become completely different people around their little sister. Tom is suddenly soft. Mattheo actually encourages her chaos. And Emilia has officially decided the group chat belongs to her now. 🐍🤍
Everyone knows Tom Riddle. Nineteen. Eighth-year Slytherin. Son of Voldemort. His friends know his brother Mattheo and his younger sister Emilia. What they don’t know? Tom has a son. Two-year-old Leo Riddle. And Leo isn’t exactly a quiet child. He’s curious, stubborn, affectionate and constantly getting himself into trouble — usually while Emilia is supposed to be studying, writing or doing something important. So when Emilia casually mentions that Leo has just interrupted her Muggle A-Level maths lesson by pissing on her study floor, the boys finally discover Tom’s biggest secret. Now everyone wants to meet the tiny Riddle. Tom is already regretting telling them. Emilia thinks it’s hilarious. And Leo? He’s probably already planning his next crime. 🐍
Public Summary They were supposed to grow up and move on. Instead, they got bored and decided to buy a massive house together. Now fourteen former Hogwarts students are living under one roof. Tom, Mattheo, Emilia, Draco, Theodore, Lorenzo, Blaise, Jack, Harry, Ron, Hermione, Fred, George and Leo have all built a life together. Emilia and Leo share a room. Ron and Hermione share one too. Everyone else is single and has their own space. They’re not constantly fighting or causing disasters. They’re just a group of young adults who somehow became a family. There are quiet mornings, shared dinners, stolen hoodies, late-night kitchen conversations, movie nights, spontaneous plans and the occasional argument over who finished the milk. It’s not perfect. It’s not always quiet. But it’s home.
