Ariana Black is a flawless social media icon, admired by millions but secretly exhausted by the pressure to be perfect. Mattheo Riddle is a tattooed street racer with a dangerous reputation and no interest in anyone’s approval. Their worlds collide when Mattheo rescues her from an aggressive crowd after an event. What should have been a single encounter turns into a connection neither expected. Mattheo becomes the only person who sees past Ariana’s polished image, while she becomes the only on
Rose Potter, scarred Order healer, tends tortured Slytherin defector Arlo Berkshire. Enemies become obsessive lovers amid endless war—trauma, possession, raw passion.
Here’s a very short summary: Briar Greengrass and Fred Weasley are supposed to be enemies, but they’ve been secretly dating for nearly a year. With both families guaranteed to explode if they ever find out, the pair juggle fake hostility in public and soft, stolen moments in private—doing everything they can to protect a love that shouldn’t exist but refuses to disappear.
The Prefect Badge Fallout In fifth year, Evelyn and Theo were Hogwarts’ most notorious Slytherin power couple—publicly inseparable: her draped over his lap at feasts, his arm around her waist in halls, late-night “patrols” that ended with bitten necks and rumpled robes everyone pretended not to notice. The breakup hits like a Bludger in sixth year: Theo, under his father’s pressure to take the Mark, ends it publicly in the Great Hall—cold words, her storming out in tears and fury, hexing his goblet to spill across the table. The school erupts in gossip; she becomes the scorned queen, he the heartless pure-blood heir. Enemies phase: she shags/makes out with other boys openly to spite him, smokes cherry cigarettes while staring him down as he used to never let her smoke because
The summer of 1995 suffocates Grimmauld Place in dust, grief, and unspoken secrets. Sirius Black rots inside the house he hates, drinking firewhisky before noon and telling Harry stories of the Black tapestry—the family he fled, the brother who betrayed him, the life he lost.
Arlo Berkshire enters the Great Hall, drawing immediate attention. His gaze locks with Pansy Parkinson, who meets it with her usual sharp, unreadable look. He sits across from her; they exchange a few clipped words—nothing dramatic, nothing loud—yet the tension between them is obvious enough that half the table goes silent. Everyone sees it. Neither of them admits it.
At Hogwarts, Seraphina Cressida survives through sharp habits and sharper smiles—until a quiet boy starts staying. Her romance with Theodore Nott unfolds not in drama, but in small, steady moments that teach her she doesn’t have to burn to be alive.
Smoke still clung to the ruins of the last battlefield, drifting like ghosts between the shattered stones. Ariana moved through it with the same calm she’d learned in childhood—quiet steps, knife-edged awareness, heart locked in iron.
In a post-war Harry Potter AU, Gryffindor Cassian Holloway and Hermione Granger are married with three kids (rebellious Arlo, studious Elara, innocent Abbie) and one on the way. Family faces druidic artifact threats, blending legacy, rebellion, and love.
At a rooftop gala, Mattheo edges his secretly collared influencer girlfriend with a remote plug on live while the world watches her smile, then fucks her senseless in the elevator the second the stream ends.
Pansy Parkinson – “The Vow He Never Meant to Keep” Fifth year, drunk on firewhisky and grief after his mother’s anniversary, Arlo makes a mocking Unbreakable Vow with Pansy in the Slytherin common room: “I will never fall in love with anyone at this school.” Years later, the magic starts killing him slowly every time his heart races around her. He hides the pain. She notices anyway. The only way to break the vow is for one of them to mean it when they say “I love you” out loud. They spend an entire year dancing around those three words while he literally bleeds for her in silence.
In Eighth Year, Hermione Granger’s relationship with Ron Weasley crumbles after he cheats and forgets their anniversary. Enter Arlo Berkshire—the tattooed, Italian-accented Slytherin playboy with a Dark Mark, Ripper secret, and reputation for breaking hearts. What starts as forbidden flirting ignites into obsession: secret gifts, possessive protection, and a dangerous devotion that makes Arlo ready to burn everything for her. One rule: he doesn’t share what’s his.
1. Lyra Selene Blackwood × Theodore Nott Two ice-sharp intellects who have hated each other since first year. Slow burn: From biting sarcasm in the library → leaving annotated books on each other’s desks → one year too late → Theo’s hand finally brushing hers over a cauldron and neither of them moving away for a full minute. First kiss: February, snow in the courtyard, after she calls him insufferable and he answers “only for you.”
In this AU set during the rebuilt Hogwarts of 1998–1999 (post-war, with older students returning and younger ones continuing), Cass (7th year Gryffindor Chaser, 18) and Astoria (6th year Slytherin, ~16) are openly dating. The war’s end has shifted attitudes: house rivalries linger but aren’t absolute, pure-blood prejudices are fracturing, and their relationship becomes a quiet symbol of change—bold, visible, and unapologetic.
Enemies-to-lovers tension builds into passionate, hidden encounters amid rising danger. Rose fears vulnerability and distraction from protecting Harry; Fred sees her true fire. War forces push-pull fights, risky messages, and ultimate reckoning.
After the war, Ariana Black becomes a hunted traitor, and Remus Lupin is forced to track down the woman he loves. Cornered at last, she wipes a tear from his cheek and tells him, “Not with your eyes… with theirs,” accepting that the world sees her as a monster—even if he never could.