Y/N insists she only buys things for Fred and George because she’s “rich and bored.” George starts realizing that explanation falls apart the second she remembers things nobody else does. ᥫ᭡.ִֶָ𓂃
Y/N, a rising actress known for her striking on-screen presence, is cast in a provocative film centered around the world of adult filmmaking. On camera, she embodies an innocent yet deeply seductive persona—captivating audiences with ease. Off camera, however, she is composed, intelligent, and grounded, balancing her career with the responsibilities of raising her two-year-old son, Kai, on her own. Her co-star, Sebastian Stan, plays Alex, a character who mirrors her duality—someone deeply embedded in the same industry yet searching for something more meaningful. From the moment filming begins, Sebastian is struck by Y/N’s ability to separate performance from reality, as well as her quiet strength and intelligence.
Sebastian Stan thinks Y/N is married. She lets him believe it. Because the truth—that she was abandoned while pregnant—is far harder to explain than the ring on her finger. The problem is that Sebastian starts falling for her anyway.
When Y/N Thornfield arrived at Hogwarts, she expected difficult classes, competitive students, and the experience of being the mysterious American transfer student. What she didn’t expect was getting caught up in the chaos of two troublemaking redheads.
Y/N hates Hogwarts. Everybody back home in America told her that Ivermorny was the superior wizardry school . Then, those same people backstabbed her and forced her to go to Hogwarts. She HATES everything there. Well, everything except…
When Y/N, an American quidditch prodigy, transfers to Hogwarts, she expects the pressure of proving herself. What she didn’t expect was a persistent redhead. The moment she joins the Slytherin team, she becomes Gryffindors biggest challenge. What starts with a rivalry filled with insults and competition, slowly turns into something more. Because sometimes the person you want to defeat is the same person you can’t stop thinking about.
You and George’s child, Flora, is the perfect little girl. She just has one tiny problem. She still can’t tell her dad and Uncle Fred apart. Fred intends to keep it that way.