She chose the light. He was born into the dark. Years after their secret relationship ended, Y/N is captured by Voldemort and imprisoned at Malfoy Manor. Forced back into each other’s lives, she and Mattheo Riddle must decide if love is worth risking everything—or if some stories are destined to end in heartbreak.
Their parents arranged the marriage. They never expected to actually fall in love. Theodore Nott and Y/N have one rule: they won’t force something that isn’t there. What begins as an unwanted arrangement soon becomes stolen glances, quiet moments, unexpected laughter—and feelings neither of them planned for. They were never given a choice in how their story began. But they get to choose how it ends.
Everyone at Hogwarts is captivated by the beautiful transfer student from Beauxbatons. She’s elegant, intelligent, and completely new to their world. What no one knows is that Theodore Nott has already loved her for four years—and before she ever stepped into the Great Hall, she had already become his wife.
Draco Malfoy has one rule: no one dates his sister. Theodore Nott never intended to break it—until he fell hopelessly in love with Y/N Malfoy. As stolen moments turn into dangerous secrets, Theo finds himself risking his closest friendship for the one girl he can’t let go.
In a kingdom divided between admiration and fear, two heirs are bound together by duty long before they ever choose each other. Y/N, the beloved future Queen, and Mattheo Riddle, the feared future King, have been raised as symbols of opposing ideals—one of hope, one of control. When political tensions force them to rule side by side, their long-anticipated union becomes more than ceremony—it becomes survival. But behind the polished diplomacy and public expectation lies a relationship neither of them was prepared for: two strangers forced into proximity, each carrying the weight of a crown they never asked for. As unrest rises across the kingdom, so does the tension between them—slowly shifting from rivalry and resistance into something far more dangerous: understanding.
Y/N is a sixth-year transfer student at Hogwarts, starting over in a school where everyone already seems to have their place. When she asks the infamous Slytherin group, “Can I sit with you?” she expects rejection—but instead, they welcome her into their circle. As Y/N settles into Slytherin, friendships grow, secrets unfold, and somewhere along the way, she finds herself falling for one of them. But which Slytherin will steal her heart?
Everyone at Hogwarts knows you as the unofficial fourth member of the Golden Trio. Everyone also knows Draco Malfoy can’t stand you. So why does he keep finding excuses to get under your skin? And why can’t either of you stop looking for the other in every crowded corridor? As rumors spread, jealousies grow, and enemies become something far more dangerous, you’ll discover that the line between love and hate is much thinner than anyone ever imagined. Maybe you were never just rivals.
She came to Hogwarts expecting a fresh start. Instead, she found a sister she’d missed for years, four boys who would do anything to have her, and secrets that could change everything. In Slytherin, nothing is ever as simple as it seems.
The world knows her voice. The wizarding world knows his name. During a year-long hiatus from fame, Y/N only wants anonymity, late-night songwriting, and a chance to enjoy life away from sold-out arenas. But one spontaneous performance in a hidden bar changes everything when she catches the attention of Draco Malfoy—the infamous heir everyone recognizes, but few truly know. Sometimes, the greatest love stories begin after midnight.
Everyone knows Mattheo Riddle’s name—but no one knows the boy behind it. Feared by the wizarding world and haunted by the legacy of his father, Mattheo never expected one person to see him as more than a monster. As war looms over Hogwarts, one unexpected connection becomes the only thing keeping him from losing himself. Inspired by the themes and atmosphere of “Gangsta” by Kehlani.
Princess Y/N of Norway transfers to Hogwarts for her seventh year, hiding the arranged engagement that binds her to Draco Malfoy. While she struggles to see past his reputation, Draco is determined to prove that the boy behind the Malfoy name is worth loving.
Everyone says love is all about fate. Y/N has waited nearly two years for fate to notice her hopeless crush on Mattheo Riddle—but all it’s given her are stolen glances and missed opportunities. Done waiting, she creates Project: Strategy. A notebook filled with rules, carefully planned steps, and one simple goal—to give fate a little push. She knows she can’t make Mattheo fall in love with her, but maybe she can finally give him the chance to know the real her. Everything is supposed to go according to plan… until Mattheo begins rewriting the rules without even realizing it. As planned encounters become genuine moments and simple conversations turn into something more, Y/N quickly learns that love doesn’t follow checklists—and Mattheo Riddle has never been the kind of person to follow anyone else’s strategy. Inspired by the playful confidence and romantic energy of Strategy by TWICE, this story is about taking the first step, trusting fate, and discovering that the best love stories are the ones no one could have planned.
The summer before their final year at Hogwarts was supposed to be simple—late nights, bonfires, and one last chance to be teenagers. But as friendships deepen and feelings grow, Y/N finds herself caught between Draco Malfoy and Mattheo Riddle. In a season filled with first kisses, hidden adventures, and impossible choices, she learns that falling in love at seventeen is beautiful, messy, and never as easy as the stories promise.
Everyone loved Y/N. Everyone hated Draco Malfoy. Falling in love with each other was never supposed to happen—and keeping it a secret might destroy everything they’ve ever been.
At Hogwarts, flowers speak a language older than magic itself. When mysterious blooms begin appearing for Y/N, each carrying a hidden message, she sets out to uncover the sender—never expecting it to be Draco Malfoy.
