Tom Riddle has never been good at love—only control. Growing up beside Y/N, she became the one constant in a world he planned to conquer. He never said how he felt, never let it show. But his younger brother, Mattheo, had no such restraint. Neither did their friends, Theo and Lorenzo—each of them drawn to Y/N in their own way.
Mattheo Riddle and Tom Riddle are both intense, possessive, and dangerously drawn to the same girl—Y/n. Though neither of them openly admits it, their obsession with her runs deep, built on years of watching, wanting, and waiting.
Y/N used to be the girl everyone at Hogwarts loved—the sweet, smiling girl who never drank, never smoked, and always saw the best in everyone. But after losing her family, that girl disappeared. Now, after leaving Hogwarts behind, Y/N moves to Hawkins, Indiana, determined to start over. At Hawkins High, she becomes colder, reckless, and almost unrecognizable from the girl she used to be. She finds an unexpected friend in Eddie Munson, but her new life quickly becomes complicated when Billy Hargrove enters the picture. At school, they act like strangers. At night, behind closed doors and at wild parties, they’re anything but. Just when Y/N thinks she has finally escaped her past, her old Slytherin friends arrive in Hawkins—including Mattheo Riddle, the boy she once loved, and Tom Riddle, who has secretly loved her for years. Caught between the life she left behind and the dangerous new life she’s created, Y/N must face the people who remember who she used to be—and the secrets she’s desperate to keep buried. Because Hawkins has its own darkness. And Y/N might fit into it better than she ever expected.
Y/N Henderson has always gone unnoticed at Hawkins High—quiet, reserved, and only really close to Robin Buckley. Even though she’s Dustin’s older sister, Eddie Munson never paid attention to her… until one day at the Henderson house. When she walks into the basement wearing an oversized Metallica shirt, casually handing out pizza, Eddie notices her instantly—and can’t stop. There’s something effortless about her that pulls him in, something different from everyone else. But while Eddie hesitates, unsure how to approach her, Gareth jumps in first—flirting easily and making her smile. Eddie finds himself watching from the sidelines, unexpectedly jealous and frustrated, realizing too late that the girl he never noticed might be the one he can’t ignore now.
