As the infamous Slytherin group heads to the Malfoys Vacation home to discover the beauty of summer, they come to realize that Dracoβs sister will be discovering it with them.
For this friend group, college is less about studying and more about making memories theyβll never be able to explain to their parents. Between packed parties, late-night food runs, spontaneous road trips, football games, concerts, hookups, inside jokes, and way-too-late nights, thereβs always something going on. Theyβre young, carefree, and determined to make these four years count. Because someday theyβll have to grow up. Just not tonight.
Transferring from Beauxbatons, Hogwarts welcomes you with open arms for your seventh and final year. Somehow, you end up with the infamous Slytherin crew. What will you do?
For years, she was one of them. The infamous Slytherin group was her family, her safe place, and the people she trusted most. But one conversation changed everything. After overhearing the boys mocking her behind her back, she leaves Hogwarts for the summer with a broken heart and no intention of forgiving them. When seventh year begins, sheβs backβbut sheβs not the same girl they remember. The warm smiles are gone, the trust is shattered, and for the first time, she wants nothing to do with them. Now, as old friendships crumble and buried feelings begin to surface, the boys are forced to face the consequences of their actions. Because losing her was easy. Getting her back might be impossible.
When a mysterious transfer student arrives at Hogwarts for her seventh year, she quickly becomes the center of attention. Confident, intelligent, and impossible to intimidate, she catches the interest of Hogwarts' most infamous Slytherin friend group. When feelings become harder to ignore, she finds herself pulled into a world of late-night adventures, chaos, and unforgettable memories. But at Hogwarts, nothing stays simple for long.
At nineteen, Y/N has everything people dream ofβsold-out arenas, hit songs, millions of fans, and a life constantly under the spotlight. But when the cameras turn off, sheβs just Y/N. Living with her three best friends, Nick, Matt, and Chris Sturniolo, means late-night drives, chaotic arguments, stolen hoodies, inside jokes, and absolutely no privacy. Four best friends. One house. One very public life. And maybe the hardest part of being famousβ¦ is figuring out who you are when nobodyβs watching.