At Hogwarts in the 2000s, a chaotic, tight-knit Slytherin band—led by a captivating singer who everyone wants but who only has eyes for Theodore Nott—navigates music, mischief, and a slow-burn romance that lingers in every late-night rehearsal.
It was never supposed to be real—just stolen looks, midnight texts, and hands brushing in the dark where no one could see. By day, they pretend nothing’s there. Different worlds. Different rules. By night, they’re each other’s escape, wrapped up in a secret that feels too good to be wrong. But secrets have weight, and the closer they get, the harder it is to keep pretending. Rumors creep in. Lines blur. And what started as a dirty little secret turns into something dangerous—because once feeling
Five Slytherins live by one rule—no one comes in, no one leaves. Bound by loyalty, sarcasm, and chaos, they’re untouchable… until feelings start to blur the lines. As everything begins to shift, you and Draco are forced to face the one thing that could break the group for good: each other
hey, i’m liking your photos at 2am because i want to make out. i’m texting you at noon because i want to make out. i woke up today because i want to make out.
You doesn’t let anyone matter—until Draco Malfoy does. What begins as tension turns into something deeper, and far more dangerous, than either of them is willing to face.
You’re the girl Draco Malfoy only remembers when he’s drunk—summoned by late-night texts and fleeting confessions—while in the daylight, he chooses Astoria Greengrass and pretends you don’t exist. Caught in the cycle, you keep answering, even as it slowly breaks your heart.
It’s a rainy night, pouring, freezing. You just left your boyfriend’s house after a huge argument. you’re driving too fast, the wheel starts shaking and you loose control. Will he put the argument first, or come to your rescue?
It’s the summer before you’re last year at hogwarts, you’re staying at your beach house in the bahamas and you’re friends from school pay an unsuspecting visit