Seventh year at Hogwarts should feel like an ending—but for you, it’s where everything begins to blur. You’ve been inseparable from Ominis Gaunt and Sebastian Sallow since fifth year, bound by secrets, survival, and a loyalty that runs deeper than most friendships. Somewhere along the way, your feelings for Ominis stopped being simple. Now, he’s grown into someone everyone notices—confident, composed, and impossible to ignore as a Crossed Wands champion. Girls linger. They try. But Ominis doesn’t give them much. Because while others may look at him— He always seems to find you first. In quiet spaces, in small moments, in the way he lets you closer than anyone else… The only problem? Neither of you has ever said what it means.
He fell in love with you at nine years old and never once changed his mind. After spending years chasing his dream from a small Swedish town to Tottenham Hotspur F.C., always believing he needed to build a future before asking for your heart, your surprise visit to England finally makes him realize he's achieved everything he set out to—except the one thing he's wanted since childhood: a life with you.
Seventh year starts with a problem: Ominis Gaunt came back from summer looking entirely unfairly attractive. Taller, broader, calmer somehow—and suddenly the rest of Hogwarts is noticing the quiet Slytherin boy you’ve secretly loved since fifth year. Unfortunately for everyone else, Ominis only seems interested in you. In subtle touches beneath library tables, instinctive protectiveness, and the quiet way he always finds his place beside you, your friendship has slowly become something dangerously close to more. But neither of you says it aloud. Because Ominis has always handled his feelings carefully. The problem is, seventh year is making it impossible to ignore the tension between you anymore—especially when Ominis begins acting less like your best friend… and more like someone who’s already decided you belong to him.
You wake up in St Mungo's Hospital with no memory of the last five years—no memory of the life you built, the career you chose, or the man standing at your bedside. To you, Draco Malfoy is still the sharp-tongued boy you barely tolerated at Hogwarts. But to him—you’re his wife. His home. The person he never stopped choosing. Now, as he quietly tries to piece your life back together, you’re left facing a love story you don’t remember… And a man you’ll have to fall for all over again.
For years, Hogwarts has believed that the stern, feared Potions Master and the warm, endlessly patient Herbology professor couldn't be more different. What no one realizes is that they've been quietly married since shortly after graduating Hogwarts, their private life hidden in plain sight simply because no one ever thought to imagine Severus Snape with a wife. Then one ordinary morning at breakfast, years of quiet routine catch up with him when he absentmindedly kisses your temple, calls you "darling," and walks away—leaving the entire Great Hall in stunned silence as the wizarding world discovers that beneath the castle's coldest professor is a devoted husband who has been loving the same woman all along.
Coming home - childhood friends You’ve spent your whole life beside Jack Draper—childhood neighbours turned best friends, now sharing a London apartment built on convenience and years of unspoken trust. As his tennis career skyrockets and his presence becomes rarer but more impactful, you remain the constant in his life, quietly holding onto feelings you’ve never acted on. But with Jack returning home after a career-defining win, the line between friendship and something more begins to blur—and this time, ignoring it might not be so easy.
A centuries-long bond between a reclusive Elvenking and his most trusted crown guard is forged in silence, loyalty, and battles fought side by side across ages of war and loss. In a kingdom where trust is rare and permanence even rarer, the king has come to rely on one constant presence at his side—someone who knows his quiet thoughts, his unspoken burdens, and the weight he carries alone. But when duty pulls them away into the wider world, absence reveals what has long gone unspoken: attachment that runs deeper than loyalty, and a protectiveness that begins to blur the line between duty and desire. In a realm where kings are expected to remain untouchable and guards are meant to be replaceable, what happens when the only person he would never replace becomes the one he cannot bear to lose? Based on a c.ai post under the same name
In the high-pressure world of Mercedes Formula One Team, everyone knows two things: Toto Wolff never loses control—and you and him argue like a married couple. As Kimi Antonelli’s fiercely protective race engineer, you’re one of the few people willing to challenge Toto directly. Every strategy meeting becomes a battle of sharp minds and stubbornness, while the rest of the garage watches the tension unfold like entertainment. But beneath the constant clashes is something far more dangerous: quiet touches, unspoken trust, and a growing attachment neither of you can ignore. Because Toto doesn’t show affection easily. Yet somehow, he’s always taking care of you. And in a sport where pressure exposes everything eventually, the line between professional and personal is beginning to blur in front of the entire paddock.
Abraxas Malfoy was raised to value legacy above love. Then he met you—and loved you so deeply it would one day destroy generations of his family. In the height of the 1940s pureblood era, your marriage to Abraxas seems untouchable: wealth, influence, and a young son named Lucius Malfoy at the center of it all. Quietly possessive and fiercely devoted, Abraxas builds his entire world around you without ever realizing how fragile it truly is. Until a teenage boy appears in Malfoy Manor claiming to be your grandson, Draco Malfoy, sent back in time to stop a tragedy. Because in Draco’s future, you are murdered—and your death turns Abraxas into a cruel, grief-ridden man who raises Lucius without love, creating the cold legacy Draco himself grows up trapped inside. Now Draco must save the woman his grandfather cannot survive losing… Before grief turns the Malfoy family into something beyond repair.
Tom Riddle has never understood love the way other people do. So after a few months of dating, while everyone else is buying flowers and writing love letters, Tom secretly performs an ancient ritual that binds his life to yours—ensuring that if you ever die, he dies too. The only problem? He genuinely thinks it's a thoughtful gesture, and you aren't supposed to find out.
You always knew dating Mattheo Riddle was a mistake. But you never expected him to humiliate you in front of all of Slytherin House just for a laugh. Heartbroken and furious, you run straight into the last person you want seeing you like this—his older brother, Tom Riddle. Quiet, brilliant, and far more dangerous than Mattheo could ever hope to be. Tom has always watched you differently. In lingering touches, silent acts of care, and the unsettling way he notices everything about you. And when he realizes his own brother hurt you, something cold shifts beneath his calm exterior. Because Tom Riddle may be controlled. But he has never been good at sharing what he considers his.
After years of knowing your future was tied to Abraxas Malfoy through an arranged betrothal, obligation quietly became genuine love. When the engagement is finally made official, you're transferred from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts for your seventh year—only to discover that nobody there knows the feared Malfoy heir is already spoken for. The school sees an untouchable pure-blood prince; you see the boy who has loved you for years, and he's about to make that impossible to keep secret.
In 1940s Hogwarts, Abraxas Malfoy was supposed to become exactly the kind of man Tom Riddle wanted at his side—cold, loyal, ruthless. But then he met you. Behind his calm composure and pureblood reputation, Abraxas hides a quieter side known only to you: subtle touches, silent acts of care, and a growing affection neither of you dares name aloud. When Tom notices Abraxas beginning to defy him for your sake, he gives you an impossible choice—erase yourself from Abraxas’ memory with Obliviate, or watch your family suffer. Heartbroken and cornered, you raise your wand against the boy who promises he’ll find you again even if he forgets why. Because some people can be erased from memory— But never from the soul.
When Ominis proposes a fake relationship to escape relentless pure-blood matchmaking and his family’s control, what begins as a calculated arrangement quickly blurs into something far more dangerous. Because Ominis has never been good at pretending with you… and you’re starting to wonder if he ever really was.
Everyone knows Draco Malfoy doesn't sleep—not in his dormitory, not in the common room, not anywhere people can see. So when the notoriously insomniac Draco unexpectedly falls asleep with his head in your lap, his friends are left wondering what it means... and why you're seemingly the only person who can give him peace.
In seventh year at Hogwarts, your quiet, complicated connection with Draco Malfoy begins to shift into something neither of you has ever named. He is calmer now—more reserved, more deliberate—but still just as distant with everyone else. Except you. With you, Draco lets the walls down in small, unspoken ways: sitting beside you without hesitation, noticing things no one else does, and remembering details you never told him. But the fragile balance between you begins to strain when Astoria Greengrass re-enters his life more openly, and whispers of a potential betrothal between their families begin to spread. Now, every quiet gesture feels heavier. Every silence feels loaded with meaning. And you are left wondering whether Draco’s choices have always been intentional—or whether you were simply never meant to be part of his future at all.
Draco wakes from a year-long coma believing it's still 1998—only to discover it's 2003, he's married, and the woman holding his hand is the girl he remembers bickering with at Hogwarts. He's lost five years of memories, including their entire relationship, while she's forced to watch the love of her life look at her like a stranger. As Draco struggles to reconcile his teenage rivalry with the devoted wife who never left his bedside, he begins to realize that even if his mind forgot her, his heart never quite did.
After years of standing by each other through everything Hogwarts could throw at them, you and Severus Snape have become inseparable—best friends whose bond runs far deeper than either is willing to admit. As seventh year draws to a close, the feelings you've both carefully hidden become harder to ignore, forcing you to decide whether risking the friendship you've built is worth the chance of something more.
After years of growing up together under the expectation of an arranged marriage, what began as obligation between Ominis Gaunt and you quietly became something real. When you're transferred from Beauxbatons to Hogwarts for your seventh year, nobody knows you're his fiancée—until the notoriously private Ominis makes it painfully obvious that you've never been merely a family arrangement to him.
After the Battle of Hogwarts, you find yourself drawn into Draco Malfoy’s guarded Slytherin circle as everyone struggles to move on from the war. While others see them as dangerous, you see the truth—they’re just trying to survive what’s left. In the quiet spaces between classes and chaos, you and Draco form a steady, unspoken bond, built not on words, but on presence, trust, and the small actions that say everything.