Y/N Potter has always existed between two worlds. She’s Harry Potter’s long-lost sister, the unofficial fourth member of the Golden Trio, and somehow the only Gryffindor regularly found surrounded by Slytherins. Between Draco acting like her overprotective older brother, Enzo’s obvious flirting, and secrets about her past beginning to unravel, third year is already complicated enough. Then there’s Mattheo Riddle. For years, Mattheo and Y/N have sworn they can’t stand each other. Constant arguments, petty insults, and a rivalry neither is willing to end. But everyone seems to notice one tiny problem with their supposed hatred. Mattheo Riddle watches Y/N Potter like she’s the only person in the room. and just when things start to calm down between the two of them, grow into something more, she finds out about the death eaters.
Peter Parker’s life gets complicated when a brilliant, fearless new girl, Y/N, transfers to Midtown High—and he falls for her fast. But Y/N has a secret. While Peter is falling for his new best friend by day, Spider-Man is becoming fascinated by New York’s mysterious new vigilante, Catwoman, by night. She’s smart. She’s dangerous. She’s somehow already operating at Spider-Man’s level. And she looks strangely familiar. Peter has no idea he’s falling for the same girl twice. But when their secrets collide, Peter discovers Y/N isn’t just Catwoman—she’s been hunting a threat powerful enough to put Spider-Man, the Avengers, and everyone they love in danger. Two identities. One impossible romance. And a secret that could change everything.
Y/N and Mattheo Riddle have been inseparable since their first year at Hogwarts, growing up as the closest pair in a tight-knit Slytherin friend group alongside the other boys and girls. While Mattheo is usually guarded, sarcastic, and impossible to read, Y/N is the one person who sees the real him—the boy who can laugh freely, let his guard down, and simply be himself. But lately, something between them has started to change. Mattheo’s usual teasing has become more lingering looks, deliberate touches, and comments that sound suspiciously like flirting. He insists he’s only joking, yet his feelings for Y/N are becoming harder to hide. As their friends begin noticing the tension between them, Y/N starts wondering whether their friendship is still just friendship—or if somewhere along the way, Mattheo Riddle has fallen for his best friend.
