Transferring to Tommen College in fifth year was meant to be a fresh start. No one knows about the mother who ran, the father who drinks too much, or the bruises Y/N hides beneath oversized sleeves. At Tommen, she keeps her head down, her secrets locked tight, and her walls firmly in place. It almost works. Except for Hughie Biggs. Hughie already has a girlfriend. He’s kind, loyal, and everything Y/N knows she should stay away from. But from the moment she arrives, his attention lingers—catc
Ravenclaw fire meets Slytherin ice. Draco Malfoy is forced to tutor Jessica Vale, the sharp-tongued, half-blood witch who refuses to bow. Every glare, every touch, every word sparks tension neither can ignore. He hates how she makes him feel. She hates how easy it is to unsettle him. In a castle full of secrets, can enemies become something more — or will pride and bloodlines keep them apart?
She swore she’d never blur the lines. He swore he didn’t cross them. It starts with early mornings and sharp banter. With teasing comments across a gym floor and the kind of eye contact that lingers a second too long. He calls her “love” like it slips out by accident. She pretends not to notice when he moves his things just to sit closer. He pushes her harder than anyone else ever has — in training and in patience. She challenges him in ways no one else dares to. There’s no grand confession.
Jessica Vale transfers to Tommen College halfway through sixth year, carrying a past she doesn’t talk about and a calm that unsettles people without meaning to. She’s quiet, brilliant, and emotionally guarded—more comfortable helping others than letting anyone close. Music is the only place she’s honest. Late nights, empty rooms, songs never meant to be heard. Attention follows her anyway. She ignores it all. All except one boy. Hughie Biggs doesn’t chase her. He doesn’t flirt or push. He ju
Jessica Vale arrives at Hogwarts in her final year carrying a name everyone recognises and a past no one dares ask about. A pure-blood orphan, quietly brilliant and fiercely reserved, she is sorted into Slytherin and immediately disrupts everything—without ever trying to. Beautiful but withdrawn, top of every class, and impossibly private, Jessica keeps to herself, spending nights writing songs no one is meant to hear and days tutoring first-years in a House known for ambition, not kindness. At
Jessica Vale grew up in the Malfoy manor after losing her parents at six—raised beside Draco, bound by a promise their fathers made, and loved by the family she completed. Now in their final Hogwarts year, a toxic breakup with Mattheo Riddle forces everything into focus: Jessica and Draco were never just friends. They were always inevitability waiting to happen.
You are appointed Head Girl for reasons no one is allowed to explain. You don’t lead loudly. You don’t threaten. You don’t fight for attention. Yet the school begins to move around you. Slytherin watches closely. Professors listen more carefully. Rules bend — not because you break them, but because you understand them. Draco Malfoy challenges what he can’t control. Theodore Nott studies what he can’t predict. And somewhere between authority and restraint, lines begin to blur. This is not a