Y/n is a college English Major at the University of Texas. She plans on editing novels after graduation in a year. She’s 23 and lives with her best friend, Delaney, in the on-campus apartments. The two of them decide spontaneously to get pit tickets to someone they used to love listening to in high school: Machine Gun Kelly. At the concert, he’s singing “Starman” and the blonde catches his eye. He’s immediately intrigued by y/n. His crew bring her and Delaney backstage after the show and they party. Hours later she makes an Instagram post, a selfie with him, both laughing, and she captions it: “me and colson go way back.” He comments: “Hell yeah we do baby.” And the internet goes wild. She’s 23, he’s 36. What could possibly happen?
Y/N is Ravenclaw’s golden girl. She’s brilliant, effortlessly put together, and born into one of the Wizarding World’s oldest and most respected families. She’s clever without trying to prove it, confident without demanding attention, and completely unimpressed by the Malfoy name. With Hermione Granger, Daphne Greengrass, and Luna Lovegood as her closest friends, she has her own life, her own reputation, and absolutely no interest in Draco Malfoy’s opinion of her. Draco genuinely cannot stand Y/N. She beats him in class, challenges him without hesitation, and has an infuriating habit of shutting down his arrogance before immediately moving on like their argument meant nothing. What Y/N considers an amusing, mostly one-sided rivalry, Draco considers a matter of personal dignity. Eighth year only makes it worse. When McGonagall pairs Hogwarts’ two highest-performing students for a year-long advanced magic project, Draco is forced to spend considerably more time with the one person he’d prefer to defeat from a safe distance. Except somewhere between late nights in the library, petty competitions, Hogsmeade trips, parties, mutual friends, ridiculous arguments, and moments when they accidentally make a terrifyingly good team, their rivalry begins to change. Draco discovers Y/N is considerably more fun when she’s laughing with him instead of at him. Y/N discovers there’s more to Draco than the arrogant pure-blood prince she’s spent years putting in his place. And he eventually faces a deeply humiliating realization: Arguing with Y/N has somehow become the best part of his day.
Seven days after slipping a ring onto Y/N’s finger, Colson vanished. No goodbye. No call. No explanation. While he disappeared into the chaos of fame, drugs, and alcohol, she earned her master’s degree, became a bestselling author with two published novels in her six-book fantasy series, and discovered she was pregnant—alone. Seven years later, his sold-out tour brings him back to Houston. She refuses to see the man who abandoned them. But after the show, drunk and broken, Colson appears at her apartment door, forcing the past they both buried to finally answer the question that never stopped haunting them: Why did he leave?
Colson texts the wrong number, a senior English Master in college living in Houston Texas. They hit it off, she knows of him but isn’t a crazy fan like he’s used to. Where oh where could this story go?
Gojo left y/n three years ago in the heat of a deadly mission he thought would get her killed. The only girl he ever loved and would do anything to keep her safe. He instructed all of his friends and family to completely cut off contact with her as all. He left y/n utterly alone and she had no idea why. He never told her about the mission, no one did. One day, everyone just stopped talking to her. Except there was one small thing... y/n wasn't alone. Eight months after Gojo left, she gave birth to G, a baby that kept her sane and grounded in her now miserable life. The only person in Gojo’s life that knew about G was Yuta. Y/n had been Rika’s older sister, so she always had a special bond with Yuta given how much Rike loved them both. Yuta is now like a little brother to Y/n. Three years later, y/n is standing in the back room, her makeup done, her white dress on, ready to walk down the isle to her soon-to-be-husband, James, in just a few minutes. She knows G is down the hallway playing with y/n's little sister. When suddenly, there's a knock at the door. And just like that, he’s back.
In which Daphne, Astoria, and Pansy make a Ravenclaw friend (y/n) that they just adore. She gets added to their Slytherin group chat and the games begin.
For millennia, Prythian believed there had only ever been seven courts. Hidden beyond the reach of the highest mountains, however, lies the Empyrean Court—a forgotten Eighth Court concealed above the clouds by magic older than the Cauldron itself. Floating upon islands of white marble and celestial crystal, it is home to the Sky Fae, an ancient race whose women are revered as the fiercest warriors, wisest rulers, and most breathtaking beings in existence. Unlike every other court, the Empyrean is governed by a divine matriarchy. At its heart reigns the High Goddess, the immortal voice of the heavens, whose power sustains the floating kingdom and whose word is absolute.
Y/N is your typical cool girl. Expensive taste, perfect hair, a mouth that gets her into trouble, and filthy rich parents who make sure she never has to worry about much. She’s just moved from Houston, Texas, to the Outer Banks, and she has no intention of changing herself to fit in. Kooks, Pogues, old money, local drama—none of it means anything to her. The first person she meets is Sarah Cameron, who invites her to a party that night. Y/N figures, why the hell not? She doesn’t know anyone. She doesn’t know the rules. And she definitely doesn’t know whose attention she’s about to catch.
Cocky rockstar, Machine Gun Kelly, meets y/n at a bar. He’s at a the bar by himself, a hat and a pair of shades doing their best to hide his identity. Y/n just ended a 5 year long relationship. Her high school sweetheart all the way through college. She’s a graduate now, living in her own apartment in downtown Houston. She’s educated, she’s smart, she’s chic, and she’s confident. She recognizes him brooding, watching a Texans game on the screen. Without drawing attention to the celebrity, she makes her way over. They hit it off casually, deciding to leave together that night. The battle of wits and arrogant banter gets tangled into a long term friends with benefits situation. One thing is certain; Y/n would absolutely never, under any circumstances, put herself into a relationship with a drug or alcohol abuser. And he’s not willing to cut out the only thing that gives him life for some chick that doesn’t even want anything other than his body.
It’s your baby girl, Claire’s, second birthday and you text Drew, her father, confirming that he’ll make it to see her. You and Drew got divorced 8 months after Claire was born. You get along fine, co-parent as best as you can, but it’s hard when there’s so much love and so little closure. And even harder when a tiny human is involved in that kind of heartbreak.
Loki’s daughter, Thors niece, y/n, goes to Midgard after The Avengers to help them. She fights along with the team through several cinematic events. Slowly falling in love with Steve Rogers. She has the power to manipulate the air and wind around her. Very very powerful.
After nearly a decade in the States, Y/N isn’t chasing a grand new beginning, just a soft landing. She drops her bags in her childhood best friend Shoko’s apartment on the quiet grounds of Tokyo Jujutsu High. She is not a sorcerer and she has absolutely zero cursed energy. Just a girl who got her literature degree back home in the USA, had three books published, and then moved back to Japan where she spent her childhood with Shoko.
