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Stories

    𝓨𝓸𝓾 ℬ𝒆𝓵𝓸𝓷𝓰 𝓦𝓲𝓽𝓱 ℳ𝒆 ~ 𝓟𝓪𝓷𝓼𝔂

    At Hogwarts, everyone knows Pansy Parkinson—the elegant, sharp-tongued Slytherin Queen who always seems to have the entire Great Hall watching her. She’s confident, intimidating, and nearly impossible to impress. But what nobody knows is that you’ve been secretly crushing on her for months. Every stolen glance across the Great Hall, every sarcastic comment in the corridors, and every accidental moment of eye contact only makes your feelings stronger. You tell yourself that Pansy would never notice someone like you when she has half of Slytherin wrapped around her finger. Then, somehow, Pansy starts noticing you. A seat saved beside her in the library. Lingering conversations after class. The way her expression softens whenever it’s just the two of you. Soon, the line between secret crush and something more begins to blur. But with Hogwarts gossip spreading faster than a Confundus Charm, keeping your feelings hidden becomes harder by the day. Because maybe the Slytherin Queen already knows exactly how you feel. And maybe… you belong with her. 💚🐍 Inspired by “You Belong With Me” by Taylor Swift

    𝐈𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐞 ~ 𝐂.𝐃

    In Another Life Cedric Diggory was supposed to come home. He was supposed to walk through the doors of Hogwarts with that familiar smile, find his girlfriend waiting for him, and tell her every detail about the Triwizard Tournament. Instead, one moment changed everything—and left (OC) trying to understand how the person she loved could be gone so suddenly. As Hogwarts mourns its fallen champion, (OC) finds herself trapped between memories of the life they shared and the future they were supposed to have. Every corridor, every Quidditch match, and every little thing Cedric once said reminds her of him. Everyone tells her that, with time, the pain will become easier to carry. But how do you move forward when the person you planned your future with is no longer there? And sometimes, when she closes her eyes, (OC) imagines another life—a life where Cedric survived, where they graduated together, and where their story continued exactly as they dreamed. Maybe in another life, Cedric came home.

    𝚃𝚛𝚊𝚒𝚝𝚘𝚛 ~ 𝙳.𝙼

    At Hogwarts, (OC) thought their relationship with Draco Malfoy was unbreakable—until a new Hufflepuff transfer student arrives and suddenly Draco seems to spend more time with her than anyone else. At first, (OC) tries to ignore the lingering looks, secret conversations, and excuses. But then they discover the truth: Draco has been dating the new girl behind their back. Heartbroken and furious, (OC) refuses to keep Draco’s betrayal a secret. They tell Pansy Parkinson, Lorenzo Berkshire, Theodore Nott, Mattheo Riddle, Blaise Zabini, Daphne Greengrass, Astoria Greengrass, and their friends from the other Hogwarts houses. Their reactions? Absolute fury. The Slytherins are ready to confront Draco, while their friends from Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff stand firmly beside (OC). Suddenly, Hogwarts is divided, rumors are spreading through the corridors, and Draco is forced to face everyone he betrayed. But the biggest question remains: Was Draco truly in love with the new girl… or was he about to lose the person he never should have betrayed? Sometimes the worst enemy isn’t the person who hates you—it’s the person who promised they never would.

    𝐵𝒶𝒸𝓀 𝓉𝑜 𝒻𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓃𝒹𝓈 ~ 𝒟.𝑀

    Everyone at Hogwarts knew (OC) and Draco Malfoy were practically inseparable—until their relationship ended in the ugliest breakup either of them could have imagined. Draco, Slytherin’s talented Quidditch Seeker, has always been proud, stubborn, and impossible to read. After a series of arguments, jealousy, and words neither of them could take back, their relationship finally falls apart. Now, they’re forced to see each other every day at Hogwarts, pretending that they don’t still care. But when their anger begins to fade, (OC) and Draco are left with an uncomfortable question: Can two people who hurt each other this badly ever become friends again? Between awkward encounters in the corridors, tense Quidditch matches, lingering memories, and moments when their old friendship unexpectedly shines through, they slowly discover that moving on doesn’t necessarily mean forgetting. Maybe they aren’t meant to be together. Maybe they aren’t enemies, either. Maybe they just need to find their way back to being friends. 💚 Inspired by Sombr’s song “back to friends”

    𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐠𝐞 | 𝐃.𝐌

    Their parents decided their futures before they were even old enough to understand what marriage meant. For years, (OC) and Draco Malfoy have been bound by an arrangement neither of them ever chose—a marriage planned by their families long before they could walk, talk, or even know each other’s names. Yet, somehow, the arrangement never stopped them from becoming best friends. They grew up together, sharing secrets, sneaking around Hogwarts, arguing over the smallest things, and standing by each other when no one else would. Draco has always been the person (OC) could trust most, and (OC) has always been the one person who could see past Draco’s arrogant Slytherin façade. But now that they’re older, their childhood friendship is no longer enough to hide the feelings neither of them wants to admit. With their wedding approaching, (OC) and Draco are forced to question everything they thought they knew about each other. Was their friendship simply the result of their parents’ plans—or has something real been growing between them all along? As family expectations, Hogwarts rumors, and their own conflicting emotions begin pulling them in different directions, they have one choice to make: Will being forced together finally make them realize they were meant to be more than friends… or will it destroy the friendship they’ve had since childhood?

    The life we should’ve had | Johnny Cade

    After losing her boyfriend, Johnny Cade, (OC) is left trying to navigate a life she never imagined having to live without him. Every familiar street, every quiet evening, and every memory of Johnny reminds her of the future they once dreamed about together. As grief settles in, she struggles with the painful question of what could have been—the places they would have gone, the moments they would have shared, and the life they should’ve had. With the Greasers grieving alongside her, she slowly learns that moving forward doesn’t mean leaving Johnny behind. Some memories hurt more than others, but his love remains a part of her, even when all she has left are memories.

    The Girl With Split Hair ꔛ‬♡

    Hogwarts has seen its fair share of unusual students—but never quite like (Y/N). A mysterious transfer student with striking split-colored hair, (Y/N) immediately catches everyone’s attention when she arrives at Hogwarts. Whispers follow her through the corridors, curious eyes watch her from across the Great Hall, and some students are quick to judge her before they even learn her name. And when the Sorting Hat places her in Slytherin, the rumors only grow louder. Some believe she’s strange. Others think there must be something unusual about her past. But beneath all the whispers and assumptions is a girl who simply wants to find where she belongs. As (Y/N) begins making friends, facing Slytherin rivalries, and proving that appearances don’t define who someone truly is, she slowly discovers that Hogwarts might not be as unwelcoming as she expected. But when certain students begin taking a particular interest in the mysterious new girl, (Y/N) has to figure out who genuinely accepts her—and who only wants to uncover the secrets behind the girl with split hair.

    𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝒩𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉 𝒲𝑒 𝐹𝒾𝓇𝓈𝓉 𝑀𝑒𝓉

    Before Hogwarts, before the house rivalries, before everything became complicated, there were just two girls who didn’t know that one night would become the beginning of a friendship they’d never forget. (OC) and Pansy Parkinson grew up sharing countless childhood memories—late-night conversations, secret promises, mischievous adventures, and moments when they were each other’s safest place. But as they grew older and entered Hogwarts, everything began to change. Now, whenever (OC) looks back at the past, she finds herself wishing she could return to that very first night—the night she met Pansy, before pride, jealousy, and the pressures of Slytherin changed them. Some memories fade with time. Others stay with you forever. “If I could go back… I’d go back to the night we first met.”

    𝙰𝚛𝚎 𝚠𝚎 𝚝𝚘𝚘 𝚢𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚐 𝚏𝚘𝚛 𝚝𝚑𝚒𝚜?

    They were supposed to be worrying about exams, friendships, and what their futures at Hogwarts would look like—not whether they would make it through the night. When the Battle of Hogwarts begins, (OC) and Pansy Parkinson find themselves fighting side by side as the castle they once called home falls into chaos. Surrounded by fear and uncertainty, the two girls cling to each other while doing everything they can to protect the people they love. For the first time, Pansy’s pride disappears, and (OC) realizes just how much they mean to each other. Between spells, destruction, and desperate moments of courage, they keep asking themselves the same question: Are we too young for this? Maybe they are. But Hogwarts needs them now more than ever. And as they stand together on the battlefield, (OC) and Pansy discover that growing up sometimes means finding courage before you feel ready.

    𝓒𝓸𝓶𝒆 ℬ𝓪𝓬𝓴 𝓣𝓸 ℳ𝒆 ~ 𝓞.𝓦

    At Hogwarts, (OC) thought she had finally found someone who could make all the chaos disappear: Oliver Wood, Gryffindor’s stubborn, competitive, and fiercely dedicated Quidditch captain. Their relationship was intense, passionate, and seemingly unbreakable—until one argument changed everything. Their breakup was anything but peaceful. Harsh words were exchanged, old insecurities were thrown into each other’s faces, and by the end of it, neither of them could stand being in the same room. Oliver buried himself in Quidditch, while (OC) did everything she could to pretend she didn’t care anymore. But Hogwarts has a cruel way of keeping people together. They still cross paths in the corridors. They still see each other at Quidditch matches. Their friends still remember when they were inseparable. And despite all the anger between them, neither can completely forget what they had. Oliver refuses to admit that he misses her. (OC) refuses to admit that she still loves him. But when old feelings begin resurfacing, they’re forced to confront the question neither of them wants to answer: Was their breakup really the end… or is there still a way back to each other? Some love stories don’t end with goodbye. Sometimes, they end with two people desperately wishing the other would come back.