The best-kept secret at Hogwarts isn’t a hidden passage or an ancient spell—it’s Fred and George Weasley’s triplet sister. While her brothers cause chaos in plain sight, {y/n} runs an underground empire from the shadows. Draco Malfoy comes looking for a purchase… and leaves with a reason to keep coming back.
The best-kept secret at Hogwarts isn’t a hidden passage or an ancient spell—it’s Fred and George Weasley’s triplet sister. While her brothers cause chaos in plain sight, {y/n} runs an underground empire from the shadows. Draco Malfoy comes looking for a purchase… and leaves with a reason to keep coming back.
Draco watched Cedric Diggory wrap an arm around his best friend's waist, his knuckles turning white as he gripped the stone balustrade. The golden boy’s easy smile and pristine reputation felt like a physical slap, forcing Draco to confront a bitter realization: he wasn't just annoyed—he was violently jealous.The morning sun cut harshly across the corridor, but Draco barely noticed the light. He could only focus on how flawlessly Cedric fit into her life, doing all the "right" things that Draco’s sharp edges had always prevented him from offering.Watching them stroll toward the Great Hall laughing together made a suffocating heat rise in Draco's chest. He hated everything about the scene. He hated the Hufflepuff champion’s blinding kindness, he hated the way his best friend looked at him like he was the sun, and—most of all—he fucking hated that it took this sickening, twisting agony in his stomach to make him realize how deeply in love with her he had been all along.She was supposed to be his, not some polite badger’s prize. If Cedric thought he could just waltz in and claim her without a fight, Malfoy would make sure he was dead wrong.
Draco Malfoy was raised to hate two things: Muggles and the Potter family. Then he fell in love with both. When the heir to one of the oldest pure-blood families finds himself drawn to Harry Potter's Muggle sister, everything he's ever believed begins to unravel. Torn between duty and desire, legacy and love, Draco must decide whether to become the man his family demands—or that one stolen glance.
Everyone at Hogwarts believed Draco Malfoy and {y/n} hated each other for all the right reasons. Draco saw {y/n} as stubborn, infuriating, and impossible to understand. {y/n} saw Draco as everything she feared becoming—a boy who had willingly accepted the darkness waiting for them both. They were wrong. Behind the rivalry were two children trapped by ancient bloodlines, impossible expectations, and families determined to offer them to the Dark Lord. It isn’t until Draco witnesses the truth behind {y/n}’s rage that everything he thought he knew begins to unravel. As war closes in, hatred gives way to understanding, understanding becomes unwavering loyalty, and two people destined for darkness must decide whether love is enough to rewrite a fate neither of them ever chose. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers story filled with angst, longing, redemption, and the choice to love when the entire world demands obedience.
They always planned parties together- a party couldn’t be fun without the two of them. As known as Fred and George for their pranks. But waking up with no memories next to each other?
Draco Malfoy has everything he was raised to want—wealth, status, and a pureblood marriage that satisfies his family’s expectations. But behind the walls of Malfoy Manor, he is haunted by the one choice that changed everything: losing {y/n}, the girl who once saw him for who he truly was. As his loveless marriage begins to crumble, Draco is forced to confront the weight of his past, the emptiness of his present, and the love he never stopped grieving.
Draco was in love. Obsessed. Her name was {y/n}, a fellow slytherin. For the last 2, shes had this boyfriend- this fucking boyfriend that enraged Draco- for more than jealousy. He just had… no proof for it. So he watched. Like a fucking idiot.
Years after a heartbreaking goodbye at Hogwarts, {y/n} learns that Draco Malfoy is only hours away from taking the Dark Mark. The wizarding world calls it destiny. She calls it a mistake. With hours to find the boy she loved before he’s lost forever, {y/n} races against time, war, and fate itself, hoping love is enough to change the ending they were always meant to have.
Draco Malfoy has thirty days to finish a project, save his career, and avoid strangling his rival’s sister. The first two should be easy. The last one? Impossible. Especially when he realizes she is nothing like her brother—and exactly what he never knew he wanted.