Mike Wheeler has never felt this alone—until the day a moving truck pulls up next door. The girl who steps out is everything Hawkins isn’t, and from the moment Mike sees her, he knows his world is about to change.
Y/N Potter was never meant to come back. Presumed dead for years, her sudden return to Hogwarts shatters everything Harry thought he knew about his past—and himself. But the girl who stands before him is not the sister he imagined. Sorted into Slytherin and shaped by a world he doesn’t understand, Y/N is caught between two identities, two loyalties, and two versions of a life that were never meant to exist at once. As Hogwarts divides around her and the wizarding world edges toward war, Y/N must decide who she is beyond the name everyone claims—and whether belonging anywhere is worth losing herself entirely.
Y/N transfers to Hogwarts and becomes the center of attention almost overnight — beautiful, intelligent, magnetic in a way people can’t ignore. Everyone wants something from her. To be her. To ruin her. To have her. Draco Malfoy only meant to watch from a distance. But fascination turns into obsession frighteningly fast, and suddenly he’s looking for her in every room, standing too close in crowded hallways, choosing her over everything he’s supposed to care about. There’s just one problem: Draco already has a girlfriend. And she’s willing to destroy anyone who threatens what’s hers. As rumors spread and rivalries turn vicious, Y/N finds herself trapped in something dangerous — a relationship built on jealousy, obsession, and the kind of love that leaves bruises long after it ends. Draco falls first. Y/N falls harder. And somehow, no matter what happens, Y/N always comes out on top. But surviving Draco Malfoy comes with a cost.
Y/N has been dating Mattheo Riddle long enough to know what it feels like to be ignored, dismissed, and left waiting for love that never fully arrives. Then Draco Malfoy starts noticing everything Mattheo doesn’t — and suddenly, Y/N begins to wonder what it would feel like to be chosen instead of taken for granted. But some lines, once crossed, change everything.
Everyone knows Draco Malfoy’s sister is exactly what you’d expect her to be—cold, elitist, and impossible to reach. And much like her brother, Y/N Malfoy refuses to associate with anyone beneath her status. But every villain has an Achilles’ tendon. Hers just happens to be Harry Potter. The boy who hates her family, her world, and everything she represents is somehow completely obsessed with her. Between cruel arguments, dangerous tension, and a connection neither of them can escape, the line between hatred and obsession begins to disappear. And in a world preparing for war, loving the wrong person could destroy them both.
Y/N Potter has always been everything everyone wanted her to be. Gryffindor’s golden girl. The perfect twin, the perfect student, the perfect daughter. Loved by her professors, adored by her peers, and trusted to become exactly the kind of hero the wizarding world needs. Draco Malfoy hates her. At least, that’s what he tells himself. Because admitting that he’s hopelessly obsessed with Harry Potter’s sister—his enemy, his rival, the one girl he can never have—would be far worse. Especially when there’s a war looming over their heads. Especially when he already has a girlfriend. But devotion has a way of making monsters out of men. And what good is Astoria Greengrass being the prettiest shade of green and silver if Draco Malfoy has already chosen Y/N Potter’s red and gold?
Draco Malfoy has never met a heart he couldn’t break. Y/N has never wanted to keep one. When Hogwarts’ newest transfer turns out to be just as infamous, just as reckless, and just as emotionally unavailable as he is, the arrangement is simple: no strings, no feelings, no promises. It would’ve stayed that way… if Draco hadn’t made the mistake of falling first. Unfortunately for him, convincing the one girl who’s spent her life running from love to stay might be the hardest thing he’s ever done.