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Inevitable in Silence

In Slytherin’s top seventh-year circle, everything is built on image and control until y/n transfers from Ilvermorny and quietly disrupts their dynamic. She quickly becomes noticed by the group, especially Pansy Parkinson, who feels an immediate but confusing pull toward her. Pansy hides her attraction and struggles with her own identity while trying to maintain her perfect reputation. As y/n grows closer to the group, she and Pansy form a deep, complicated bond that neither of them fully understands. Their connection slowly turns into emotional dependence filled with tension, denial, and unspoken feelings.

A Little Too Convincing

Blaise Zabini was your boyfriend. Draco Malfoy was his best friend. And apparently, pretending to flirt with your boyfriend’s best friend, because your boyfriend is giving attention to someone else, was a brilliant idea. It was supposed to be a game. A little harmless flirting, a little jealousy, nothing more. But Draco has a secret he’s kept for far too long. And he’s starting to wish you were pretending to be his for real.

He Wasn’t Supposed to Fall for Me

Y/N had always known the darkness was there. She just never expected Draco Malfoy to be the one sent to lead her toward it. Sixth year at Hogwarts changes everything when Draco is given a dangerous task: convince Y/N, a powerful pureblood who refuses to choose a side, to join the Death Eaters. But Y/N isn’t easily persuaded—and Draco quickly realizes that getting close to her might be far more complicated than following orders. What starts as a mission becomes late-night conversations, dangerous secrets, undeniable tension, and feelings neither of them can afford. Because Draco was supposed to convince her to join the darkness. He was never supposed to fall for her along the way.