Y/N has been best friends with Charlie Weasley and Nymphadora Tonks since they were eleven years old. The three of them were inseparable all throughout their Hogwarts days. Y/N, who didn’t have any family, was accepted by the Weasley’s almost instantly. They spent every holiday at the burrow, every summer. When Charlie left for Romania ten years ago, things changed. They still exchanged letters, and at first they all saw each other quite a bit. But as time went on, Charlie became busier, his job more demanding. His free weekends became a thing of the pass. He still writes, but it’s not often. Y/N has always secretly been in love with Charlie, and Charlie has always been secretly in love with Y/N. They have no idea, everyone else knows. Tonks is getting married to Remus Lupin in a week, and Charlie’s family has offered to host it at their home, The Burrow. To mark the occasion, they all agreed to spend the week leading up to the wedding at the burrow with Charlie’s family. After spending a week together at his family home again, will they be able to continue to ignore what everyone else already knows?
Y/N Weasley is the prettiest girl in sixth year. Her long red curly hair, freckles, bright blue eyes and generous natural curves often catch the eyes of the male students around Hogwarts, much to her twin brother, Ron’s, deepest horror. As twins, Ron and Y/N have always been close, but she’s closest to Fred and George and spends most of her time by their sides, her nose pressed in a book. Since she spends so much time with her older brother’s, that in her third year she caught the eye of a ravenclaw in their year, Roger Davies. She’s been dating Roger for the last three years and on the outside everyone thinks she’s happy. But no one notices the bruises on her arms that she hides under her jumper. Until Draco Malfoy notices.
Maeve Baggins is entirely too tall for the Shire, and far too reckless for her own good. As a half-human, half-hobbit hybrid, Maeve has spent her entire life suffocated by the quiet, overly cautious borders of her home. While her older brother Bilbo dreams of doilies and tea, Maeve dreams of monsters, ancient maps, and the open road. So, when thirteen rowdy dwarves and a wizard storm into Bag End demanding a burglar, Maeve doesn’t just sign the contract—she leaps at it head-first. The rest of the company is instantly charmed. Between her striking beauty, sharp book-smart wit, and fearless spirit, she quickly becomes the adored, honorary sister of the company. Everyone loves her. Except for their brooding, iron-willed leader. To Thorin Oakenshield, Maeve is a lethal distraction. He views her romanticized obsession with adventure as a dangerous liability, and her habit of charging blindly into battle drives him to absolute madness. He treats her with cold disdain and harsh lectures, desperate to keep her out of harm's way. But behind his icy glares and sharp commands lies a suffocating, untamed tension. Maeve refuses to bow to his royal arrogance, matching his brooding silence with brilliant, sharp-tongued banter. And as the trail grows darker, his secrets begin to slip. He might call her a burden to her face, but his heavy gaze follows her every move. When the camp sleeps, he is her silent guardian. When blades are drawn, he fights like a demon to stand between her and the dark. She thinks she’s on a quest to reclaim a mountain. He’s trying to survive a woman who might just claim his heart.
Y/N Flint is the younger sister of Slytherin Quidditch Captain, Marcus Flint. She comes from a family of pure blood Slytherins who were loyal death eaters when Voldemort was in power. Y/N is nothing like her family, which is how she ended up sorted into Gryffindor in her first year at Hogwarts. She quickly became best friends with Ginny Weasley, who is in her year. Y/N is also close with Ginny’s older brother, Ron, and his two best friends, Hermione Granger and Harry Potter. Her family hates the fact that she is a Gryffindor, so much so that they abused her relentlessly. Last year, when she and Ginny were in their fifth-year at Hogwarts, Y/N went home for the holidays and her brother almost killed her. Now, when she is not at Hogwarts, she stays with Ginny’s family at The Burrow. The Slytherins hate her and have always been terrible to her, except for one. Draco Malfoy has never spoken two words to her. He doesn’t look at her, he doesn’t acknowledge her existence at all. Or does he?
Ron Weasley’s twin sister, Y/N Weasley has hated Draco Malfoy since the moment they met in first year. They fight constantly, she pulls pranks on him in retribution for particularly cruel remarks, they have a standing rivalry in all their classes. They are enemies. But with all of the changes that come with their fourth year, will that change as well?
Theo Nott is the perfect, safe choice. He offers Y/N a flawless, quiet romance—but no fireworks. Draco Malfoy is Theo’s best friend, the untouchable prince of Slytherin’s elite socialite circle, and Y/N's agonizing, magnetic addiction. Behind closed doors, they share a devastating secret: a breathless, intoxicated hookup from last year that neither can forget. Now, the high-society friction is reaching a boiling point. Under low-lit lounge tables, skin brushes skin. In dark corridors, venomous arguments turn into heavy breaths and forbidden glances. Draco is done playing nice, and as the glamorous Winter Solstice Gala approaches, the suffocating sexual tension is about to burn Y/N’s safe world to the ground.
They call you the Red Wraith of Cardolan—a legendary, cold-blooded Northern Ranger rumored to be a towering brute of a man. In reality, you are a master tactician on the shorter side, wielding a massive broadsword with thick, voluptuous muscle, a wicked sense of humor, and a mane of vibrant hair kissed by fire. Tasked by Gandalf to protect the Hobbits, your secret identity shatters when you throw yourself into the path of a brooding stranger named Strider at the Prancing Pony. You fall for the future king almost instantly—captivated by his quiet majesty and dangerous edge. But Aragorn is a man shackled to his past and a heavy destiny, keeping you at a frustrating, agonizingly professional distance. Everything changes when the Fellowship forms. While the Hobbits embrace you as their fierce guardian angel and Gimli declares you an honorary Dwarf warrior, it is the charming, aristocratic Boromir who openly admires your fierce strength and unwavering loyalty. Watching another man seek your favor sparks a deep possessiveness in Aragorn, transforming his guarded distance into a profound, late-night tension that neither of you can escape. From the terrifying depths of Moria to the fields of Pelennor, you won't watch from the sidelines—you will stand, laugh, and fight right at his back. Can a love forged in the ash of tragedy survive the trials of Middle-earth, or will the weight of a crown tear you apart before you can claim your place by his side? Experience a deeply passionate and agonizingly slow-burn interactive romance where you aren't just a part of the Fellowship—you are its beating heart.
Y/N is the fraternal twin sister to Harry Potter. She looks nothing like him, her red hair, green eyes, and freckles a reflection of their mother, Lily. Y/N is a Ravenclaw, instead of a gryffindor like Harry. Spending most of her time in the forbidden forest studying creatures, or hanging out with her best friend, Luna Lovegood, Y\N chooses not to get too overly involved in Harry’s role as the chosen one. Draco Malfoy is a slim teenage boy with pale skin, sleek white-blond hair, and cold, sharp gray eyes. He speaks with a slow, smug drawl and acts with arrogant pride. He wears expensive clothes and looks down on people who are not from old, rich wizard families. Y/N and Draco should have nothing in common, yet have felt inexplicably drawn to each other since 3rd year. Now in 6th year, they keep running into each other and Y/N is having a hard time pushing her growing feelings for him aside. Is the pining mutual? Does he think of her at all hours as she does about him?
At Hogwarts, the only thing louder than the rock music and late-night ragers is the absolute blindness of Y/N and Charlie Weasley. In a world where Voldemort never existed, 5’1” sharp-tongued Ravenclaw rock-royalty Y/N and 6’5” Gryffindor Quidditch captain Charlie are inseparable partners in crime. They’re each other's fiercest anchors—and their mutual wingmen. From fixing each other's collars before dates to cheering on each other’s messy common-room hookups, they are completely, hilariously convinced they are strictly best friends. The rest of the castle, exhausted by the sheer idiocy of it, has a massive betting pool running on when the denial will finally shatter. It’s all fun and cheap firewhisky until a sudden, suffocating wave of jealousy hits out of nowhere. Caught off guard by the sight of someone else’s hands on the person they took for granted, the effortless dynamic completely breaks down—turning a safe lifelong friendship into a high-stakes panic where neither can afford to look away
They say love is a vulnerability. For her, it’s a death sentence. To the thirteen dwarves of Thorin’s company, Y/N is Aeloria Winterbourne—a cold, flawlessly poised vanguard raised in the serene, hidden halls of Rivendell,”Recruited by Gandalf for her devastating mastery of twin starlight blades, she cuts a silent, stern figure on the road to Erebor. Thorin Oakenshield despises her elven upbringing. His nephew, the charming crown prince Fíli, vows to crack her icy exterior with dangerous flirting and reckless battlefield competition. What Fíli doesn’t know is that beneath her effortless grace lies a deeply mortal Dúnedain soul, a razor-sharp sense of humor, and a comical hidden arsenal of knives that matches his own ridiculous collection word-for-word. At nearly eighty years old yet blessed with youthful longevity, Y/N has spent a lifetime building unbreakable walls. Haunted by the childhood trauma of watching her northern keep fall to Orcs, she associates loving someone with eventual agonizing grief. Fíli’s persistent, laser-focused attention doesn't just annoy her—it scares the living shit out of her. As the journey plunges into the violent wild, the line between rivals and partners begins to blur. While the chaotic company slowly dissolves into an fiercely protective found family, Fíli’s blatant flirting triggers a breathless panic inside her. She aggressively treats her growing attraction like an invasive threat, frequently pulling hidden stilettos to his throat just to force physical distance—a dangerous game that only thrills the prince further. From freezing mountain blizzards to the suffocating dungeons of the Woodland Realm—where the two are shoved into the exact same cramped cell—forced proximity strips away her defenses. Trapped in the dark, feeling the heat of his body against hers, Y/N is forced to confront the terrifying reality that her walls are completely failing. The ultimate test waits in the candlelit shadows of Lake-town. To heal a breaking prin
They called Y/N Stark a miracle—a hyper-intelligent child prodigy who graduated high school at seven and accumulated a wall of PhDs before she was old enough to drive. But to her older brother Tony, she was a ghost of his own failures, left behind in the wake of his playboy billionaire lifestyle. Now living in Avengers Tower, Y/N uses her brilliant mind as a shield, treating the world with sharp sarcasm and keeping everyone at arm’s length—her only real anchor being her closest friends, Natasha Romanoff and Bruce Banner. Until Steve Rogers brings home a ghost of his own. Fresh from the wreckage of the Potomac, Bucky Barnes is a shattered weapon tracking the missing pieces of his mind. While the rest of the world trembles, Y/N ignores his terrifying glares, matches his dry wit, and treats him like a man instead of a monster. What starts as silent, midnight companionship in the glowing dark of Y/N’s lab slowly ignites into a searing, undeniable pull. Between quick-witted banter and the gentle, healing touch of repairing his vibranium arm, Bucky realizes that Y/N is the only thing in the modern world that can make his tortured mind go entirely quiet. But peace is a luxury they cannot afford. As the Avengers launch dangerous global raids to shut down the bleeding remnants of HYDRA, the ghost of Bucky's past refuses to sleep. HYDRA wants their asset back, and they are hunting the trigger words to reactivate him. When HYDRA realizes that Y/N is the only scientist brilliant enough to permanently deprogram Bucky's mind, the target shifts directly to her back. Stranded between an overprotective brother she barely trusts, a war zone outside the Tower, and a terrifying race against time, Y/N must rely on the one variable she can't rationalize with logic: love. He lost his past, and she lost her childhood—but as the world burns around them, Bucky will destroy anyone who tries to take away their future.
Y/N Weasley is the prettiest girl in seventh year. Her long red curly hair, freckles, bright blue eyes and large chest often catch the eyes of the male students around Hogwarts, much to her twin brother, Ron’s, deepest horror. As twins, Ron and Y/N have always been close, but their personalities couldn’t have been more different. Y/N is exceptionally bright, gets top marks in her classes, and loves to spend all her time in the library with her best friend, Hermione, or sketching the giant squid by the Black Lake with her friend Luna. Draco Malfoy is the perfect Slytherin Prince. His 6’4 frame always dressed impeccably in black tailored clothing when he wasn’t in his school robes. He is the star of the Slytherin Quidditch team, which is why he and Y/N’s brother’s best friend, Harry Potter, are natural enemies. As a Weasley, she has been subject to Draco’s ire and bullying since first year, but it was always more teasing when it came to her. Seventh year is just starting and Y/N just wants to get through it, but all that changes when she catches the eye of the totally gorgeous and charming Theo Nott.
Y/N Weasley is the prettiest girl in seventh year. Her long red curly hair, freckles, bright blue eyes and large chest often catch the eyes of the male students around Hogwarts, much to her twin brother, Ron’s, deepest horror.As twins, Ron and Y/N have always been close, but their personalities couldn’t have been more different. Y/N is exceptionally bright, gets top marks in her classes, and is the most popular witch in school. Draco Malfoy is the perfect Slytherin Prince. His 6’4 frame always dressed impeccably in black tailored clothing when he wasn’t in his school robes. He is the star of the Slytherin Quidditch team, which is why he and Y/N’s best friend, Harry Potter, are natural enemies. As a Weasley, she has been subject to Draco’s ire and bullying since first year. Now, in Seventh year, his attention to her has changed. Will their last year at Hogwarts prove that people really can change?
Draco Malfoy has never been a follower. He is the heir to an untouchable, Old Money dynasty fueled by dark, ancient magic—and he plays by his own rules. For years, he has watched Y/N Weasley from the shadows, fueled by a quiet obsession and bitter resentment over how her sacred pureblood family is overlooked. She is the vibrant, fiercely loyal moral compass of her group; he is cynical, chaotic, and exclusively devoted to her. When the two are forced together as Head Boy and Head Girl in their seventh year, Y/N expects the usual cruel Malfoy sneers. Instead, she finds a predator fiercely focused on her protection. Draco mocks the rest of the world, but treats Y/N like she is made of glass and gold. From lavish, anonymous gifts that appear after a mere passing mention, to a terrifying confrontation at a school gala, Draco begins to unravel her defenses. He doesn't just defend her honor—he quietly and ruthlessly ruins anyone who dares to disrespect her. Amidst a haze of sharp banter, hidden dangers, and slow-burning tension, Y/N must decide if she can survive the dark, intoxicating gravity of Malfoy's obsession. Meanwhile, as the castle walls close in, an unexpected romance begins to spark in the background between Y/N’s best friend, Hermione, and Draco’s best friend, Theo Nott.
She was supposed to be just another blade on a desperate quest. Instead, she became his undoing. Y/N, known across the frozen wastes as the Iron Anvil of the North, is a seasoned human Ranger built like an immovable fortress. Short, beautifully plus-sized, and fiercely unapologetic, she wields two heavy, rune-etched northern falchions with a lethal, compact grace that commands the battlefield. Recruited by Gandalf to serve as the vanguard for the Company of Thorin Oakenshield, Y/N expects to face Orcs, trolls, and dragons. She does not expect to face the suffocating, dark possessiveness of a desperate Dwarf King. From the moment she outmaneuvers him in a moonlit sparring match, Thorin Oakenshield completely loses his composure. Driven by an ancient royal pride and a bitter distrust of outsiders, Thorin tries to fight the maddening attraction clawing at his chest. He masks his hyper-vigilance behind harsh commands and kingly distance. Yet, his actions betray him at every turn. Whether he is threatening to tear apart a local thug in Lake-town for a lewd comment about her lush curves, or going into a blind, feral rage the second a monster draws her blood—his "touch her and die" instincts terrify even his own kin. While the rest of the Company embraces Y/N as the warm, witty, and fiercely protective core of their chaotic found-family—with Fili and Kili treating her like a beloved older sister and Gandalf watching from the shadows with an enigmatic smile—Thorin watches her like a man starving in the dark. From the breathtaking, moonlit courtyards of Rivendell to the freezing, storm-battered caves of the Misty Mountains, his wall of stoicism begins to crumble entirely. But as the shadow of Erebor draws closer, a deadlier threat looms: the gold-madness of the dragon-sickness. When Thorin threatens to lose his very soul to the hoard, only one anchor is strong enough to hold him. Y/N must use her unyielding strength not just to shield his back in battle, but to break the cur
The highway ends in Colt's Forge. Once you cross the county line, you play by her rules—or you don't survive.Fusing the dark, monster-hunting grit of Supernatural with the unhinged, trash-talking, gun-slinging swagger of Wynonna Earp, this episodic series plunges you into a hidden mountain valley overrun by trapped demons, anchored by two orphaned sisters running the ultimate supernatural bounty brokerage.Y/N Colt (31) is the Colt Heir—a short, voluptuous force of nature with jaw-dropping curves, a filterless mouth, and The Justifier, an ancient silver revolver on her hip capable of permanently erasing any demon, monster, or angel in creation. She and her sweet, bubbly younger sister, Savannah (21), are the sole survivors of a horrific family massacre. They spent their youth living out of their father's truck until the original owner of The Iron Sight Saloon took them in, leaving them the bar—and its secret basement weapons cache—when he died. To handle the town's massive demonic infestation, the sisters have organized the local hunter economy: Savannah tracks the anomalies in a master ledger, and Y/N auctions off tiered monster contracts to a room full of rowdy outlaws from the top of the mahogany bar counter.But Y/N carries a devastating secret: as the Heir, her life force is mystically bound to the town's ley lines. If she steps past the county border, she collapses in life-threatening agony. She is a permanent prisoner of her own sanctuary, watching a lifetime of hunters drive away while she stays behind under the buzzing neon lights.Everything changes when a massive surge in monster activity forces veteran hunter Mo to call in an old friend for backup: Sheriff Jody Mills. Jody rolls into town bringing a full-scale hunter convoy—Sam, Castiel, a weapon-loving Donna Hanscum, and a cocky, 36-year-old Dean Winchester.Dean thinks his fifteen years on the open road mean he should automatically take charge, but Y/N’s superior mystical firepower and razor-sharp wit leav
To the Dwarves of Erebor, she is nothing but dead weight—a beautiful little bird lost in a den of wolves. When Morwen arrives at Bag End at the side of Gandalf the Grey, she looks entirely out of place. Notably short, slender, and possessing a breathtaking, delicate beauty, she is instantly written off by Thorin Oakenshield as a fragile human liability. The younger Dwarves pity her; the King Under the Mountain disdains her. They have no idea that her porcelain features mask a forty-two-year-old apex predator of the northern wilds. As the secret eldest princess of a fallen kingdom, Morwen has spent decades hunting in the shadows, living in the dirt to shield her ten-year-old brother, Aragorn, from the dark forces sweeping Middle-earth. She doesn't need the Dwarves' gold, and she certainly doesn't need their protection. Keeping her lethal skills completely hidden, she silently plays the role of the fragile companion, content to act as a secret guardian angel to a bewildered Hobbit named Bilbo Baggins. But when a savage pack of Orcs corners the company on the plains, the illusion must break. To save the line of Durin, Morwen unleashes a demonic, cold fury that leaves the company completely shell-shocked. For the first time, Thorin looks into her sea-grey eyes and realizes he didn't bring a helpless court lady on his quest—he brought an exiled monarch who carries a burden just as heavy as his own. Forced to stand eye-to-eye in the wild, a fierce, slow-burning respect sparks between the displaced King and the secret Princess. But as the shadows of Erebor lengthen and gold-sickness begins to rot Thorin’s mind, Morwen realizes she must risk her brother's secrets and her own life to anchor the King to his sanity—or watch the man she has come to love destroy everything he fought to reclaim.
"I spent years learning to fix broken starships, because it was easier than facing the fact that my own family was tearing the galaxy apart." You are the eldest daughter of Han Solo and General Leia Organa [search], the star pupil who achieved Jedi Knighthood under Luke Skywalker before your younger brother, Ben, burned the temple to ash. Shattered by survivor's guilt, you buried your elegant, silent Ghostfire lightsaberinside the Millennium Falcon, swore off the Force, and hid in plain sight as a brilliant, fiercely independent master mechanic for the Resistance. You wear engine grease like war paint, mask your trauma with biting, multilingual sarcasm, and use your mother’s regal Organa authority to command the hangar deck. You have survival entirely figured out—until General Organa transfers you directly into the territory of Commander Poe Dameron. He is the Resistance's golden boy: an arrogant, devastatingly charming "flyboy hero" who represents everything you distrust. To you, he is a reckless liability bound to break your mother's heart. To him, you are a brilliant, infuriatingly prickly royal mystery who can out-fly and out-wrench him any day of the week. Your daily life becomes a high-friction battle of wits, fueled by C-3PO’s agonizing royal babying and Uncle Chewie’s terrifying protective growls. But beneath the bickering lies a raging, unadulterated sexual tension. Because of your hidden Force sensitivity, a single skin-on-skin touch from Poe triggers a breathless sensory overload, exposing the feral, possessive desire he harbors for you
Back at Hogwarts, Charlie Weasley was just the loud Gryffindor Quidditch captain who occasionally ran into you in the corridors. You were just the sharp-tongued daughter of Sirius Black trying to survive the rumors. But a few years later, a shared department project at the Ministry of Magic turned a casual school acquaintance into a chaotic, firewhisky-fueled best friendship. You two are perfectly content being fiercely single. That is, until Bill’s wedding arrives, and Molly Weasley launches a full-scale matchmaking war. Desperate to escape his mother’s Howlers and his siblings' relentless teasing, Charlie offers you a bribe you can't refuse to be his fake date. The plan is simple: walk in, hold hands, eat cake, and leave.But when a panic-induced lie convinces the entire Weasley clan that you two are actually engaged, the stakes skyrocket. Fake-dating your best friend is one thing. Fake-marrying him? That gets complicated—especially when Charlie starts looking less like your partner-in-crime and more like the man of your dreams.
Brought together by a family tragedy and trapped within the dark walls of Grimmauld Place, Charlie Weasley and Y/N Black must confront a painful past and a lingering, passionate love that neither time, distance, nor an impending war could ever truly extinguish.
Tropes: Friends to Lovers• High-Stakes Pining • 90’s Hogwarts Party Culture (No Voldemort AU) Hogwarts is loud, messy, and fueled by cheap firewhisky, late-night ragers, and absolute chaos. In a world where Voldemort never existed, the biggest battle Y/N faces is surviving her own teenage hormones. Y/N and Charlie are inseparable best friends, and everyone is betting on when they will finally hook up. Y/N thinks Charlie carrying her back to the dorms is just standard best-friend behavior. Charlie is completely distracted by how perfectly her tiny frame fits into his giant flannels. At 5’1”, Y/N is a sharp-tongued Ravenclaw with black cat energy, a book always in hand, and the highest marks in her year. At 6’5”, Charlie Weasley is a broad, freckled force of nature who spends his days wrestling magical beasts and his nights anchoring their chaotic friend group. They are inseparable. They are best friends. And they are both completely, miserably in love with each other. To Y/N, Charlie’s constant, protective presence and the sweet, quiet things he does for her are just proof of his good nature. To Charlie, Y/N’s sharp wit and fierce loyalty are a dangerous distraction from his obsession with dragons—especially when he is constantly fixated on just how perfectly her tiny frame fits against his. When the line between friendship and something more begins to blur, the stakes feel higher than any professional challenge. In a world of high-pressure training and close-knit social circles, the biggest hurdle is navigating the space between two people who know each other too well.
"In the shadow of a dying world, survival is a dangerous game. But falling for the enemy's captain is lethal." You are Princess Éomara of Rohan—a fierce, voluptuous shieldmaiden who left a spellbound home to carry the weight of the Fellowship. You survived the breaking of the ring-bearers, bore witness to Boromir's tragic end, and swore a blood oath to protect the halflings into the mouth of Mordor. But destiny has a cruel twist. Deep in the forbidden wilds of Ithilien, you are ambushed and captured by the Rangers of Gondor. When the heavy hood of your cloak is ripped away, you leave their noble, war-weary captain, Faramir, utterly breathless. Struck by your striking, voluptuous beauty and your lethal mastery of the blade, he dismisses his men to interrogate you alone in the flickering torchlight of a hidden cavern. What begins as a dangerous clash of steel and grief-fueled friction quickly ignites into an intoxicating, forbidden attraction. Pinned skin-close against the stone walls, the heavy adrenaline of war morphs into a raw, primal hunger. As the shadow of Mordor grows and the high-stakes mission of Osgiliath looms, the noble captain strips away his restraint, desperate to claim the breathtaking warrior who has set his soul on fire. From the blood-soaked ruins of a falling city to the luxurious, starlit hot springs of Rivendell, walk a path of heavy angst, intense physical devotion, and a love passionate enough to rebuild two kingdoms. Will you answer the call of duty, or yield to the captain who owns your breath?
Y/N Black is the daughter of Sirius Black and Marlene McKinnon. She was raised by her godfather, Remus Lupin, after her parents were killed at the end of the War, just before Voldemort’s demise in Godric’s Hollow. Now a Seventh-Year Gryffindor at Hogwarts, Y/N is focusing intently on what she wants to do with the rest of her life once she graduates Hogwarts. She is a very bright witch, and an Animagus, something her godfather helped her do. Draco Malfoy is the perfect Slytherin Prince, sharp-edged and draped in silver and black, but when he looks at her, his calculated coldness cracks, revealing a fierce, consuming devotion that refutes every pure-blood prejudice he was raised to uphold. He is rigid and proud; she is warm, resilient, and unapologetically takes up space in a world that tries to shrink people like her. His obsession grows in quiet glances, stolen moments in dusty corridors, and a fierce, protective jealousy he hides from his peers. Y/N believes no one truly sees her, just the overweight daughter of Sirius Black. It’s a thought put in her head from years of taunting and ugly laughter from her classmates. Draco secretly believes that she’s the only thing that’s ever been worth looking at.
When the Triwizard Tournament returns to Hogwarts, Dragonologist Charlie Weasley expects to face dangerous beasts and old memories. He does not expect to face Y/N Black—the daughter of Sirius Black, his major schoolboy crush, and the woman who broke his heart by vanishing into the international wilderness after graduation. While Hagrid handles standard Care of Magical Creatures, Y/N has been secretly hired by Dumbledore to teach "Advanced Magizoology" to upperclassmen. Having spent years traveling the globe as Newt Scamander’s final apprentice, Y/N brings a suitcase full of rare beasts, unconventional teaching methods, and a fierce dedication to creature conservation. When Charlie arrives with the First Task's nesting mother dragons, he is forced to collaborate with Y/N to ensure the beasts are handled safely. As they work together under the strict regulations of the Ministry, old feelings quickly reignite alongside the dangerous spark of the tournament.
