After the war, Theseus Scamander is assigned to protect someone who was never meant to be part of his world. What begins as duty turns into vigilance, then into something far more dangerous: care. As threats close in and lines blur, Theseus finds himself guarding more than just a life—he’s protecting a choice, a trust, and a connection neither of them expected. Quietly intense, fiercely loyal, and willing to cross lines he swore he wouldn’t, Theseus must decide how far protection can go before
Feared. Ruthless. Untouchable. The Riddle brothers—Tom and Mattheo—hold Hogwarts in the grip of whispered terror. Then she appears: bold, untamed, and utterly uninterested in them. Her fire doesn’t bend, it ignites, and for the first time, the brothers taste a craving they cannot control. What begins as rivalry becomes obsession, and obsession becomes a dangerous, intoxicating game where hearts—and morality—burn. Who will dominate, and who will fall first?
Mattheo Riddle becomes obsessed with you the moment you defy him. He follows you through corridors, always close enough that his fingers brush your wrist, your waist, your throat — touches that are light, deliberate, unmistakably claiming. He corners you often, backing you against cold stone walls with one hand braced beside your head, the other tracing slow, controlling lines along your jaw. “Look at me,” he murmurs, tilting your chin up with two fingers. “If you’re mine, you don’t look at an
In a world ruled by instinct and hierarchy, omegas are not protected—they are possessed. Unregistered and nameless, the omega has survived by staying invisible. No pack. No bond. No safety. But when her scent betrays her, she is taken by one of the most feared packs in the territory. Their alpha is ruthless, his authority absolute. His betas are loyal, watchful, and complicit in every rule that governs pack law. Together, they don’t offer refuge—they enforce belonging through dominance, proxim
Theodore Nott is possessive and obsessive and wants nothing more than her under his thumb. But he has competition, Mattheo Riddle wants her too. What will happen when neither boy is willing to give her up? The Slytherin princess wears a heavy crown
Theodore Nott has been her best friend for years—quiet, brilliant, and always too close. He knows her better than anyone, touches her like it’s natural, and watches her like it’s inevitable. What starts as familiarity blurs into something darker as Theo’s protectiveness turns possessive, his intelligence sharpening every moment between them. She trusts him completely. The problem is that Theodore doesn’t want her trust. He wants her.
Mattheo is trouble — late-night fights, forbidden magic, and a smile that promises chaos. You despise his recklessness… which only makes him flirt harder. He corners you in empty classrooms, steals your quills, and grins whenever you threaten him. But when you’re forced to work together in divination (as he sucks), “enemies” turns into tension, and tension turns into something Mattheo has been waiting for all along.
A soft soulmate AU where Newt Scamander bears a rare, feared creature mark believed to foretell tragedy. When he meets his equally marked soulmate, old myths and Newt’s own self-sacrifice push him to keep his distance. As danger rises, the truth emerges: creature marks are not curses but bonds of balance, meant to protect both magical beasts and the ones who care for them. The story explores quiet love, misunderstood magic, and choosing partnership over fear.
For years, Matteo Riddle stood quietly at your side, certain that loyalty would one day be enough. But when Theodore Nott becomes more than just a name on your lips, Matteo’s restraint fractures. This is not a story about stolen love—it’s about what happens when someone refuses to accept that you were never theirs to begin with
Katie barely knows Mattheo Riddle. She knows the name everyone spits like a curse. She knows the rumours, the fear, the assumption that blood decides loyalty. That should be enough to let him die. But when she finds him during the Battle of Hogwarts—wandless, bleeding out beneath the ruins of the castle—something in her refuses to turn away. She remembers only fragments: a boy who rebelled when it was safest to obey, who never spoke his father’s name without quiet fury, who chose defiance in wa