Draco Malfoy has spent years pretending he can’t stand you. The truth? He’s been in love with you for just as long. But when another Slytherin boy starts showing an interest in you, Draco’s carefully hidden feelings begin to surface and suddenly, pretending not to care isn’t so easy. Especially when he realizes someone else might get to you first.
Two powerful pure-blood heirs. One Dark Lord. One arranged marriage. You and Draco Malfoy were raised to be the next generation of Death Eaters. Loyal, ruthless, and untouchable. So when Voldemort orders you to marry, refusing isn’t an option. Bound together to unite two powerful bloodlines, you and Draco must become the perfect Death Eater couple while hiding the hatred between you. But as the war grows darker, so does the line between hatred, loyalty, and something neither of you was supposed to feel.
Draco Malfoy needs a girlfriend. You need a favor. So you make a deal. Pretend to date him until the end of the school year. No feelings. No jealousy. No crossing the line. Simple. Until Draco starts forgetting the relationship is supposed to be fake. And when another Slytherin decides he wants you for real, Draco has to face the one rule he was never prepared to break: You were never supposed to become his.
Everyone thinks you and Draco Malfoy are the perfect couple. They don’t see how often Draco overlooks you, dismisses you, or leaves you waiting for his attention. Mattheo Riddle does. At first, he only finds it amusing. Then he starts noticing every little slight, every forced smile, every moment you pretend not to care. And the more he watches, the more convinced he becomes that Draco doesn’t deserve you. Because Mattheo doesn’t just think he could treat you better. He’s starting to think you should be his.
Mattheo Riddle has always loved Y/N like she was the only girl in the world. They’re inseparable, the kind of couple everyone knows better than to come between. Until a new girl arrives at Hogwarts. Mattheo never cheats. He never stops loving Y/N. But somehow, little by little, his attention begins to drift—and Y/N is left wondering how you can feel replaced by someone who was never actually chosen.
Theodore Nott has never had trouble getting what he wants. So when his friends bet him that he can’t make the one girl who never lets anyone in fall for him, Theo doesn’t hesitate to accept. The rules are simple: get close to you, make you fall, and don’t catch feelings. But the closer Theo gets, the harder it becomes to remember that you’re only supposed to be a game. Because while you fall for him believing every moment is real, Theo is slowly losing track of where the bet ends and his feelings begin.
You and Draco Malfoy have hated each other for years. So when a Slytherin party ends with everyone crashing in the common room, sharing a couch with your least favorite person is the last thing you expect. Until you wake up in his arms. And suddenly, everyone is wondering if you two actually hate each other as much as you claim.
