Draco Malfoy has loved Y/N since Hogwarts. She has no idea. At twenty-four, they’re both Aurors, still friends, and somehow still pretending the past never left anything behind. Then their families arrange a marriage between them. For Y/N, it’s a practical solution with someone she trusts. For Draco, it’s everything he’s ever wanted—just not in the way he wanted to get it.
Y/n and Mattheo Riddle have always been inseparable. She’s the only girl he’s never touched—until she asks him to teach her. And suddenly, nothing between them is simple anymore.
Lorenzo has always known how to flirt, how to tease, and how to stay in control. Then Y/n walks into Hogwarts, beautiful enough to ruin lives and innocent enough not to notice, and suddenly his charm becomes completely useless.
When Alistair Rowle asks Y/n to open their four-year relationship, he expects freedom — not half of Hogwarts suddenly treating his girlfriend like fair game. But while he struggles to get the attention he thought he wanted, Lorenzo Berkshire steps in with years of restrained desire, and Y/n starts realizing that being chosen should never feel like being taken for granted.
Lorenzo Berkshire never sleeps with the same girl twice—until his innocent best friend asks him to teach her everything she has never wanted to learn before. What begins as curiosity quickly turns Y/n into the one exception he was never supposed to have.
A siren who hunts pirates. A captain who should have been her enemy. When Vaelor Thane frees Y/N from a hunter’s net and asks for nothing in return, he unknowingly binds them through an ancient siren life debt.
A fake relationship between Y/n and Lorenzo Berkshire begins as a way to fix his ruined reputation and push back her possessive ex, but the more convincing their lie becomes, the harder it is to pretend it means nothing.
To claim her inheritance, Y/N needs a serious boyfriend. So she invents one. Her best friend, Mattheo Riddle. Unfortunately for him, pretending to date the girl he has wanted for years might be the worst idea he has ever loved.
Y/N is one of the best officers in the Prey Division. When she’s chosen for an experimental predator-prey partnership, she finds herself paired with Kaien Veyr, a black panther hybrid. Can predator and prey really work side by side?
Harry Potter and Y/n, the Ministry’s two best Aurors, are assigned to infiltrate a dangerous organisation by posing as a deeply committed couple. Forced to live together and sell every touch, kiss, and affectionate lie, Y/n treats it as part of the job—while Harry’s long-buried Hogwarts crush comes roaring back. The closer they get to completing the mission, the harder it becomes to tell where the cover ends and the truth begins.
At Veyr Institute, Y/n trains to become an Auror under Professor Elias Thorn, a charming and highly admired former Auror who quickly realizes she is the brightest student he has ever taught.
She became Hollywood’s brightest star. He became one of the most feared men in organized crime. Years after a single unforgettable kiss pulled them apart, their paths finally lead her back to Rome.
Y/n and Lorenzo are over. Technically. Unfortunately, old habits don’t care about technicalities. Now, he touches everyone like a game, when he only ever touched her like it meant something.
Y/n has always hated Lorenzo Berkshire — his pure-blood arrogance, his careless charm, and the way his world treats people like her muggle-born mother as something to tolerate rather than respect. But when a blood curse meant for her twists around them both, they are forced to stay close enough to survive, close enough to fight, and close enough to want what they both refuse to admit.
They spent years at Hogwarts secretly crushing on each other and somehow never figured it out. Years later, she’s freshly single, he’s very much not, and suddenly one harmless confession has just made ten years of bad timing everyone’s problem—especially his.
Y/N doesn’t sell fantasies. She sells her time—and only to men who can afford it. At twenty-seven, she’s one of the most exclusive escorts in wizarding high society: expensive, selective, fiercely independent, and very good at what she does. Mattheo, Theodore, Lorenzo, Draco, and Blaise are among her favorite clients—but they’re far from the only ones. No exclusivity. No rescue fantasy. No promises. Just money, desire, luxury, and five men who know exactly what they’re paying for.
When Mattheo is told that his family has arranged his engagement, he claims he is already in a serious relationship with Y/n—his childhood best friend. To make the lie believable, they must blur the line between the affection they have always shared and the intimacy expected from a real couple.
When Y/N trespasses into an ancient dragon’s territory searching for a rare medicinal plant, Varkhan goes to remove the intruder himself. Then he sees her. Mine. He has no idea who she is, what she is, or why every instinct he possesses suddenly wants to keep her close. Y/N, meanwhile, has spent her whole life escaping cages—and she has absolutely no intention of becoming part of a dragon’s hoard.
Nine years ago, Y/N died in the war—and Mattheo Riddle never truly survived losing her. Now twenty-seven, married to Daphne Greengrass and resigned to a life without the girl he loved, he has finally learned how to exist around the absence she left behind. Then Y/N comes back. Alive. Eighteen. And still completely in love with him. For her, almost no time has passed. For Mattheo, it has been nine years. Inspired by @serpentism STOLEN YEARS. | D.M
After surviving a plane crash, Y/n finds herself stranded on an island with Callan, a man who has lived there his entire life. She is the first woman he has ever met, making him openly curious about her.
Before the war fully begins, the Marauders are sent to a hidden house under Dumbledore’s orders. Y/n, a former Slytherin and the most feared duelist of their generation, joins them with Dumbledore’s complete trust and skills none of them can afford to ignore. Forced to work together before the world around them collapses, James, Sirius, Remus, Peter, and Y/n uncover a threat built on loyalty, fear, and control — while the fragile bonds between them are tested by secrets, attraction, insecurity, and the first real shadows of war.
She thought pinning a werewolf beneath her blade meant she had won. Valko knew the moment he caught her scent that he had finally found the only woman he would ever love.
Nolan Cross was used to women wanting him. He was not used to wanting someone who looked at him with complete innocence, lived just across the hallway, and had absolutely no idea she was slowly ruining his life. Y/n was supposed to be his roommate, nothing more — but Nolan had never been good at wanting the things he could not have.
Earth’s most powerful heroes walked straight into a trap. Stranded aboard an enemy ship with their powers suppressed and an invasion already underway, they’ll have to prove they were never heroes because of what they could do. Y/n may no longer be able to bend reality — but whoever captured her is about to learn that her powers were never the only reason she was dangerous.
