The Prophecy of Seven was never meant to be seven. As the most powerful daughter of Demeter in history, Y/N joins the Argo II on a journey that will test her friendships, challenge her powers, and prove that sometimes the strongest roots are the ones that hold a family together.
Seventeen-year-old twins Y/N and Elliot Stark have spent their entire lives being raised by Tony Stark and the Avengers, but Tony has worked hard to keep their superhero life separate from their ordinary life at school. Alongside their best friends Peter, MJ, and Ned, the twins have built a seemingly normal teenage life, complete with Y/N's not-so-secret crush on Peter and Elliot's ever-present protective-brother warnings. But when Peter accidentally discovers Y/N training at Stark Tower, the carefully separated worlds of the Stark twins, the Avengers, and Spider-Man begin crashing together.
When new student Corbin Waters asks Y/N to help him win over her best friend, Georgia Brooks, it seems like a harmless favor. Teach him to dance. Help him flirt. Show him what Georgia likes. Easy. Except the more time Y/N spends helping Corbin fall for someone else, the harder it becomes to ignore her own feelings. As prom draws closer and Y/N prepares to step aside, Corbin begins to realize the girl he’s been searching for was never Georgia at all.
Your parents have been friends with Draco’s for longer than you’ve been alive. Which means you and Draco grew up together. You’d think that the two of you would be best friends because of that, right? Wrong. You two have been at each other’s throats as long as you’ve been able to walk. But you’re good at hiding it from your parents. So they don’t suspect a thing. But between fancy dinner parties, long nights in the Slytherin common room, almost failing classes together, and sharing the same friend group, the line between hatred and something more starts to blur.
When eighteen-year-old Y/N wakes to find her parents, friends, and the world itself no longer recognize her, she fears she’s losing her mind. Alone and desperate, she meets Oliver Rhodes, a young man who has survived the same terrifying erasure, and together they struggle to navigate a world that refuses to acknowledge their existence. As hallucinations blur reality, memories fade, and hope clashes with despair, Y/N and Oliver must confront both the mysterious rules of erasure and
