Everyone on campus knows two things: Coach Carter’s daughter never backs down from a fight, and Luca Bennett, the Northwood Universities hockey captain is the last person she can stand. Every interaction ends in an argument, every hallway encounter turns into a competition, and every practice somehow ends with them throwing sarcastic comments at each other. He’s cocky, charming, and has a reputation for never taking relationships seriously. She thinks he’s everything she hates.
Lorenzo Berkshire’s late-night spell backfires, swapping everyone’s bodies overnight. Y/N and Mattheo, Draco and Astoria, Pansy and Blaise, and Theo and Daphne are suddenly living each other’s lives. Now they have to keep up the act while desperately searching for a way to switch back.
An anonymous confession account starts posting the students’ deepest secrets, crushes, and embarrassing stories. Everyone is convinced it’s one of the Slytherins, so the boys and girls reluctantly team up in a group chat to solve the mystery. Instead, they spend more time accusing each other, exposing even more secrets, and accidentally falling for the very people they’re trying to frame.
For years, Y/N and Lando Norris were the couple everyone in the Formula 1 paddock admired. While Lando chased his dream of becoming World Champion, Y/N built a successful career of her own as a respected sports photographer, determined to be recognized for her work rather than as "the driver's girlfriend." They were each other's safe place amid the relentless travel, pressure, and scrutiny of the sport.
Y/N Moretti thought she was attending a wedding. Instead, she walked into her own. Ready to run from an arranged marriage, she’s stopped by one offer from mafia boss Lorenzo Romano: five million dollars in exchange for her freedom—and her hand. It was supposed to be a business deal… until falling in love became the most dangerous part of the contract.
A study group chat is created for N.E.W.T. students. It begins with exchanging homework… until someone accidentally uploads a note titled: “Reasons I Absolutely Cannot Date Draco Malfoy (Despite the Fact He’s Annoyingly Attractive).” Nobody knows who wrote it, but everyone has theories—and the owner of the notes is desperately trying to delete the evidence before the subject himself finishes reading