A summer at Nott Manor was never supposed to change everything. You and Theo Nott have been friends for years, but long days, late-night conversations, stolen kisses, and secrets shared beneath the stars slowly turn your friendship into something neither of you can ignore. By the end of summer, you’ve fallen completely in love with him—and you’re certain he feels the same. Then September arrives. On the first day of seventh year at Hogwarts, you run to Theo, excited to finally see the boy you’ve missed all summer. Instead, he looks straight through you and pretends he doesn’t know you. In front of his friends, he humiliates you and denies everything that happened between you. Heartbroken and determined to move on, you swear you’ll never give Theo Nott another chance. But Theo isn’t as indifferent as he pretends to be, and the truth behind his sudden cruelty may be more complicated than you ever imagined. Because some summers end with the season… and some leave scars that never quite fade.:::
Y/N has spent her entire life following the rules. As Ravenclaw’s quiet overachiever, she’s content hiding behind books, earning top marks, and staying invisible. But there’s one secret she can’t seem to bury—her hopeless crush on Hogwarts’ most infamous bad boy, Mattheo Riddle. Reckless, brooding, and impossible to ignore, Mattheo thrives on chaos while Y/N lives for order. Their worlds should never collide, but one unexpected encounter and a Slytherin bonfire change everything. As stolen glances turn into lingering conversations, Y/N discovers there’s more to Mattheo than rumors and rebellion, while Mattheo finds himself drawn to the one girl who never asked for his attention. In a castle divided by houses, expectations, and dangerous secrets, can a quiet Ravenclaw tame the storm inside a Slytherin… or will they destroy each other trying?
Theodore Nott doesn’t do love. You don’t do Theodore Nott. At least, that’s what you’ve both told yourselves for years. You come from families with a history neither of you wants to revisit, and you’ve spent most of your time at Hogwarts trading insults, competing for the highest marks, and pretending you don’t notice the way his eyes linger when he thinks you’re not looking. But when Professor Snape forces you to work together on an advanced Potions project, six weeks of proximity begins to unravel everything you thought you knew about him. Behind Theodore’s cold exterior is a boy carrying secrets, family expectations, and a dangerous promise he never agreed to make. The more you uncover, the harder he tries to push you away. Unfortunately for him, you’re not easily intimidated. Somewhere between midnight conversations, stolen glances, heated arguments, and moments neither of you can explain, hatred starts becoming something far more dangerous. Theodore Nott was never supposed to fall in love. And you were never supposed to become the one thing he would risk everything to protect.
Y/N came to Hogwarts for one reason: to finish school and finally escape from beneath her powerful family’s thumb. But being the daughter of the Head of the Ministry means freedom comes with conditions—special privileges she never wanted, constant whispers, and a father determined to control her every move. Then she meets Draco Malfoy. Arrogant. Reckless. Dangerous. And exactly the kind of boy her father warned her to stay away from. What starts as a simple act of rebellion quickly becomes something far more dangerous. One forbidden party. One bad decision. One boy who was never supposed to mean anything. Draco Malfoy was supposed to be Y/N’s way of breaking the rules. She never expected him to become the reason she’d burn them all.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows the rules when it comes to Draco Malfoy. Don’t expect flowers. Don’t expect commitment. And whatever you do, don’t expect him to stay. He doesn’t date. He hooks up. Y/N has no interest in becoming another name on his list. She’s immune to his charm, unimpressed by his reputation, and more than willing to put the arrogant Slytherin in his place. But when a series of forced partnerships, shared detentions, and unexpected encounters keep throwing them together, hatred begins to blur into something neither of them saw coming. Draco Malfoy has never chased anyone before. Y/N never planned on being the first.
She came to Hogwarts to escape her past. He had no intention of becoming part of her future. After years of emotional manipulation and abuse from a former boyfriend at Durmstrang, Y/N is transferred to Hogwarts by her father, desperate to give his daughter a chance to start over. But Y/N isn’t looking for a fresh start. She’s looking for somewhere no one can find her, hurt her, or get close enough to see how broken she really is. Guarded, sharp-tongued, and determined to trust no one—especially boys—she makes one promise: no attachments. Then Mattheo Riddle sees her. The brooding, ruthless heir has never believed in love. Girls are temporary, relationships are pointless, and feelings are a weakness he’s never been interested in. But the moment his eyes meet Y/N’s emerald ones across the Great Hall, something changes. Suddenly, the girl who wants nothing to do with him is the only person he can think about. He wants to know her. He wants to break through her walls. And, despite every warning she gives him, he refuses to walk away. But Y/N isn’t some challenge for Mattheo to conquer. She’s a girl fighting to put herself back together. The closer he gets, the more he discovers the scars beneath her armor—and the more protective he becomes. What starts as an obsession slowly turns into something neither of them expected. But falling for Y/N means Mattheo will have to learn that she can’t be possessed, controlled, or fixed. She has to choose him. And trusting Mattheo means Y/N must confront the one thing she’s spent years avoiding: the possibility that not every kind of love ends in pain. He was supposed to be the boy she avoided. Instead, he becomes the boy who makes her want to stay. But when the past she escaped comes knocking on Hogwarts’ doors, Y/N will have to decide whether she can finally stop running—and whether Mattheo Riddle is worth risking her heart for. Because some people don’t just break your walls. They become the reason you built them in the first place
Y/N has always lived in her head—brilliant, introspective, and carefully guarded. As an eighteen-year-old seventh-year Ravenclaw, she's excelled academically while remaining emotionally untouched, and with graduation only weeks away, she's confronted an uncomfortable realization: she will leave Hogwarts as she arrived, inexperienced and virginal. But she refuses to treat her first intimate encounter as meaningless. It must matter. It must be with someone extraordinary, someone whose complexity matches her own intelligence. That someone, she has decided, is Mattheo Riddle—the brooding, dangerous student whose reputation precedes him like a dark shadow. To Y/N, his mystery is intoxicating. His indifference feels like a challenge. She sees him as an unread book, a puzzle waiting to be solved, convinced that beneath his hostility lies hidden depth only she is intelligent enough to understand. Mattheo exists in a different world entirely—one of survival, control, and emotional detachment. He views intimacy not as connection but as domination, a tool for exerting power over those naive and impressionable enough to fall under his influence. He doesn't date. He uses. And he has developed a taste for innocence, for girls whose fascination with his darkness makes them vulnerable to manipulation. When he notices Y/N watching him, studying him, engineering proximity, he recognizes her immediately for what she is: the perfect candidate. Intelligent enough to intrigue him, innocent enough to control, and dangerously convinced that she understands him when she understands nothing at all. What follows is a dark psychological descent into obsession and projection. Y/N mistakes Mattheo's cruelty for complexity, his manipulation for attention, his hunger for control as evidence that he sees her as special. Mattheo, meanwhile, methodically dismantles her defenses, offering calculated moments of interest designed to deepen her fixation while maintaining absolute emot
One reckless night with Draco Malfoy was supposed to stay at Hogwarts.But one night became several,and Y/N made the mistake of believing there was something real between them.When she discovers she’s pregnant with his twins,she expects Draco to be shocked.She doesn’t expect him to accuse her of lying and trying to trap him.Now Y/N is determined to walk away and raise their children without him.But when Draco finally discovers the truth,he’ll have to decide how far he’s willing to go to win back the family he never knew he wanted.
For the last year, Theodore Nott has been yours—but only in the shadows. As a Slytherin bound by his family’s expectations and you, a Ravenclaw who refuses to hide forever, your relationship survives on stolen kisses, secret passages, and midnight rendezvous. But when love begins to demand more than whispered promises, Theo isn’t ready to risk his reputation for the girl he swears he loves. Heartbreak turns into fury after a Slytherin party exposes just how far he’ll go to protect his image. Now, with secrets unraveling and loyalties tested, Theodore must decide what’s more important: the name he was born with or the girl he can’t bear to lose
Y/N Sallow isn’t the kind of girl you mess with. With fiery red hair, a sharper tongue, and an attitude to match, she’s stubborn, fiercely independent, and never afraid to put someone in their place. She’s built walls around herself so high that no one can get close enough to hurt her. But behind the sarcasm and temper is a girl who secretly wants what she’s always been afraid to admit: to be wanted, chosen, and loved for exactly who she is. Y/N finds comfort in the simple things—poetry, art, old books, quiet moments, and Chocolate Frogs. Then there’s Theodore Nott. Charming, reckless, and always looking for trouble, Theo is Hogwarts’ resident party boy. He loves pranks, Firewhisky, and making his friends laugh. But beneath the carefree attitude is a secret he’s been hiding: he’s completely fallen for Y/N Sallow. He knows she’s difficult to crack, but that only makes him want her attention more. With the Yule Ball approaching, Theo finally decides he’s going to ask her. There’s just one problem—he’s almost certain she’ll say no. What starts as teasing, stolen glances, and a boy desperately trying to get a stubborn redhead to notice him slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Theo wants to break through her walls, while Y/N must decide whether she’s brave enough to let someone in. Because sometimes the person who annoys you the most is the person who sees you the clearest. And sometimes falling for someone means risking everything you’ve built to protect yourself.
Y/m has spent seventeen years living behind glass. The daughter of a legendary Auror and a respected Ministry witch, she’s been protected from everything her family considers dangerous. No parties. No dating. No reckless decisions. No boys. Hogwarts is supposed to be her first taste of freedom—a chance to finally discover who she is beyond her family’s expectations. Then she meets Mattheo Riddle. He’s arrogant, dangerous, unpredictable, and absolutely the kind of boy her father would warn her about. Yet the moment their eyes meet, y/n feels something she can’t explain—a strange, undeniable pull deep within her that only seems to grow whenever he’s near. She doesn’t know what attraction feels like. She’s never experienced it. Mattheo, however, recognizes it immediately. And he finds her innocence far too intriguing to ignore. As stolen glances become lingering conversations and innocent touches become impossible to forget, Y/M Begins discovering a side of herself her family never prepared her for. But falling for Mattheo Riddle comes with a price. Because her father knows exactly what kind of darkness follows his name. And Mattheo knows exactly what kind of trouble comes from wanting the daughter of a man who would never allow them to be together. She was raised to stay away from boys like him. He was never supposed to want a girl like her. But some attractions don’t ask permission. They simply pull you closer…until there’s no going back.
