Before the journey to the Ash Clan, So’lek tells himself his vigilance is only discipline and his concern only duty. But as danger closes in and others draw too near, his instincts betray him—always moving toward Y/N, always choosing her safety first. In a world where attachment is taught as weakness, So’lek must confront feelings he cannot yet name, learning that some bonds are forged long before they are understood.
Y/N arrives in London with no grand expectations. Raised away from the ton’s constant scrutiny, she has been taught composure, observation, and restraint — skills that serve her far better than flirtation ever could. Her family is respectable but unremarkable, and she enters her first season expecting anonymity. What she does not expect is to be seen.
Y/n, the human cousin of Feyre Archeron, Nesta Archeron, and Elain Archeron, travels to Velaris for a simple visit—never expecting her life to change the moment she steps into the Night Court. Because the instant she arrives, the mating bond snaps into place for Azriel.
At Hogwarts, Draco Malfoy has a reputation for being sharp-tongued, cold, and cruel. He lives up to it with almost everyone—students, teachers, even his so-called friends.
For months, no one knew where you were. Not when Feyre was taken. Not when she returned. Not even when the Night Court crossed the threshold of your home. You had vanished long before any of that. Gone without a trace. No note. No body. No blood. Just absence. When you finally return, it isn’t with relief. It’s with silence.
When ancient mate magic awakens at Hogwarts, you’re unwillingly bound to Draco Malfoy your rival, your opposite, and the one person you’d never choose. But as a dark relic stirs beneath the castle, your synchronized magic may be the only force strong enough to stop it. The problem? Soul bonds don’t just amplify power. They amplify feelings. And fate doesn’t ask permission.
At Hogwarts, Mattheo Riddle is known for being cold, distant, and uninterested in everyone around him. No one expects kindness from him—except Y/N seems to be the only exception. Around her, Mattheo is patient, protective, and quietly caring in ways no one else ever sees. He would do anything for them, even if it means hiding how much he truly cares. The only problem? Y/N is completely oblivious to the fact that the most intimidating boy at Hogwarts is hopelessly in love with them.
You start noticing something watching you from the woods outside your house—something that feels too aware to be your imagination. One night, it finally speaks… and steps into the light as a boy who calls himself Elias.
Mattheo Riddle has been asking Y/N out for months—and she has rejected him every single time. Instead of giving up, he keeps a small notebook where he writes down each rejection like a personal scoreboard. What started as a joke slowly becomes something everyone at Hogwarts knows about: Mattheo Riddle, who ignores everyone else, is completely devoted to the one girl who keeps telling him no. Around others he’s distant and intimidating, but with Y/N he’s endlessly patient, playful, and constantl