Emilie Lupin was the daughter of Remus Lupin. Every year since her first year she had had a crush on her best friend, Harry Potter. And naturally, he had a crush on her too. Now it was third year and things were quickly heating up for the two of you. But what happens when there are many obstacles in your way.
For Emilie Thermopolis’s whole like she had been living in a gym with her mother and her twin sister Mia. At school, the kids were never really nice to Mia. She had frizzy brown hair, glasses, and bushy eyebrows. Not to mention her social awkwardness and clumsiness. Emilie, on the other hand was perfectly popular kid material. She was beautiful and sharp. The only reason she didn’t hang out with them was because she simply didn’t like them. Above Emilie’s exterior, she was first and foremost a kind person. She had no desire to be a part of the toxic environment that existed in that group with Lana and Josh. The only exception from that was her boyfriend, Carter Mcfayden, who was best friends with Josh. Why she liked him, Mia and her mom weren’t sure. It wasn’t like he treated her very good. He was selfish and arrogant, hiding behind his beauty and charm along with all the other popular kids. But she did, and she had been dating him for about a year now.
Emilie Lupin had been best friends with Harry, Ron, and Hermione since her first year at Hogwarts. The four of them were as close as ever. Emilie and Harry were particularly close. Harry seemed like the obvious choice to her. Kind, heroic, handsome, and her best friend. But what happens when she suddenly begins harboring feelings for the enemy? Emilie Lupin had hated Draco Malfoy for as long as she could remember. He was vile and cruel and mean as could be. He was the last person Emilie could ever see herself with. Or was he? Third year for Emilie was approaching and with her father beginning his new teaching position as defense against the dark arts professor, news of sirius blacks outbreak from azkaban, and a year of an impending love triangles, it was almost certain it would be a bumpy ride.
The Upper East Side was something like from fitzgerald. Teenagers acting like adults, and adults acting like teenagers. Midst the riches and the scandals, there was royalty. The queens, Serena Vanderwoodsen and Blair Waldorf, a princess, Emilie Waldorf. The three of them, all best friends, ruled the upper east side. Emilie was Blair’s younger sister. Unlike her sister she was sweet-natured and beloved by all. She was also deemed the prettiest of the girls in the upper east side. Her boyfriend whom she had since she was 7 years old, Hayden Christensen, was her prince. Haydens dad had been married to Lily Vanderwoodsen briefly for a period of time, making Hayden Serena’s step brother. In addition Hayden was a year older than Emilie and best friends with Nate Archibald. The two of them were the perfect couple, but will they last through all the scandals of the upper east side?
Emilie Gilmore was raised in Stars Hollow along with her twin sister, Rory Gilmore. Their mother, Lorelai, had had them at 16 years old. The three of them were peas in a pod. They were an interesting family, but they certainly loved each other. Through humor, wit, and girlhood they connected and vowed to always be there for each other.
Being the daughter of billionaire, playboy, philanthropist, and superhero Tony Stark was not easy. From the moment Emilie Stark was born, she had been constantly in the spotlight, and that only intensified the day her father declared himself as Iron Man. Not long after, he sent her to live with her mom in a different state so she could grow up out of the public eye. But once she turned 15, it was arranged for her to move back in with her dad at his home—now the Avengers Tower.