Harry Potter fell out of love with Y/N long ago—he just never had the courage to end it, especially when some part of him still liked knowing she was his. Draco Malfoy has spent years watching his oldest enemy neglect the woman he would give fucking everything to have, and he’s finally tired of standing politely on the sidelines. Harry may want Ginny now, but the moment Draco decides he’s done waiting, Harry discovers there’s one thing he hates more than losing Y/N: watching her become a Malfoy.
For three years, Tom Riddle wanted his wife to leave him alone. So eventually, she did. Now she’s stopped flirting, stopped crawling into his bed, stopped begging for his time—and started giving her attention to someone else. Tom finally has the freedom he wanted, and he’s never been more fucking miserable.
For four years, you’ve been hopelessly in love with the anonymous man in your phone—the wealthy, needy simp who double-texts, spoils you rotten, and would do practically anything you ask. Your new professor, Tom Riddle, is the exact opposite: cold, ruthless, and seemingly determined to make your life at Hogwarts miserable. Neither of you knows they’re the same man.
Theodore Nott has spent his entire life surrounded by people who know exactly how much his last name is worth. Then Y/N arrives from a tiny Canadian town on a Potions scholarship, wearing thrifted sweaters, counting every dollar, and genuinely not giving a shit about his money. For the first time in Theodore’s life, he desperately wants to give a girl everything—and she won’t let him buy her a damn thing.
The moment you walked into Hogwarts, two boys felt their world split open. Draco Malfoy softened for the first time since the war—just for you. Mattheo Riddle looked at you like something already claimed. They felt the same bond, the same certainty And neither of them is willing to let you go.
Everyone looked when Draco Malfoy returned to Hogwarts. Everyone except you. Now the rich, cold Durmstrang transfer who could have anyone is pathetically determined to win the attention of the broke scholarship girl who couldn’t care less about his name, his money, or his reputation. And Draco Malfoy has never wanted anything more.
Everyone thinks Y/N has the perfect life, while Mattheo Riddle is barely surviving, fighting in illegal underground boxing rings just to afford rent. When Hogwarts forces the school’s golden girl to tutor the boy everyone has already given up on, hatred slowly turns into something neither of them expected. Because sometimes the person who looks like they has everything… is just as broken as the one who has nothing.
Mattheo Riddle returned to Hogwarts with nothing—no money, no status, no dignity, and no one left willing to stand beside him. Once the untouchable golden boy of pureblood society, he’s now the castle’s favorite joke, surviving on stolen kitchen food and whatever scraps of pride he has left. Except you never laughed. Never pitied him. Never treated him like he was broken. And that was his first mistake—because now Mattheo Riddle, bitter, ruined, and completely unraveling, wants you so badly it’s becoming dangerous.
At thirteen, Mattheo Riddle lost control for one terrible moment—and left the only girl who ever loved him with a scar that stretched from her neck to her hip. Five years later, after a war, a lifetime of regret, and countless failed attempts to find her, she walks back into Hogwarts looking at him with nothing but hatred in her eyes. The worst part isn’t that she remembers what he did—it’s that she’s finally stopped seeing the good in him.
Astoria spent four years waiting for Draco Malfoy. It only took him four seconds to forget she existed. Now, every instinct inside him points toward one person. You.
You only agreed to tutor Theodore Nott to make one boy jealous. You never expected the Hogwarts heartbreaker to start skipping parties just to spend another hour with you. And you definitely never expected him to fall in love first.
For forty-three years, Theodore Nott believed fate had abandoned him—until one pair of terrified eyes shattered the monster he’d become. With only minutes before the building burns to the ground, he’ll destroy anyone and anything standing between him and the woman destiny saved for him. The world fears the ruthless mafia king… but they’ll soon learn there’s nothing more dangerous than a man who has finally found his soulmate.
She’s perfect grades, perfect reputation, and the one girl at Hogwarts who’s never wanted Mattheo Riddle. One rejection turns his bruised ego into a dangerous obsession—and soon their secret nights are the only thing he can think about. She insists she’ll never belong to him; Mattheo is becoming increasingly convinced she already does.
|| You transferred your last year to Hogwarts from beauxbatons due to family complications. The British wizarding war previously ended and all student death eaters were pardoned. You just so happen to meet one of them, Draco malfoy, at a 7th year party.||
For seven years, Draco Malfoy barely noticed the Muggle-born girl who always smiled politely when she passed him in the halls. Then one night, bloodied beneath the Quidditch stands, he lets her clean his wounds—and discovers that her touch quiets something inside him that nothing else ever has. Now the most controlled, aristocratic, obscenely wealthy wizard at Hogwarts has a problem: his body seems to have chosen her before his heart even realized it was falling.
For years, Theodore Nott believed the only woman he’d ever wanted had willingly chosen his best friend, so he swallowed his feelings and became the man she once drunkenly described as perfect. Two weeks before Y/N’s wedding, Theo catches Blaise cheating—and discovers the marriage was never as much of a choice as he thought. Now there’s only one thing standing between Y/N and her freedom: three million dollars, and Theodore Nott has far more than that.
You are a Hufflepuff student at Hogwarts, known for your kindness, patience, and genuinely caring nature. People trust you easily. Professors respect you. Students seek you out for help. You always try to see the best in others, even when they don’t deserve it.