She was always the white one, slightly over weight and hiding behind a sheet of hair and glasses, but it paid off. When offered a study abroad program the year before her final one at university she takes it, and when she comes back, she’s a whole different person, looks, confidence and interests, think 180 degree flip. She was excited about her last year of university until she was told she has to share a flat with him, Matthew Bradley, noturious player, flirt, football star and asshole.
Four years ago, she was the only person who saw Charles Donovan for who he really was. While everyone else saw an overweight, awkward boy hiding behind glasses and braces, she saw his intelligence, his kindness, and the heart beneath it all. She sat beside him when no one else would and stood between him and every bully who tried to tear him down. Then, without a word, Charles disappeared. Now, she’s starting over at UCLA—and the last thing she expects is to find herself caught in the orbit of the university’s most notorious football players. Mason Montgomery is charming, confident, and determined to win her attention. His friends quickly turn her into the newest challenge, each convinced they’ll be the one to break through her defenses. But Charles Donovan has changed. The awkward boy she remembers is gone. In his place is Charlie—a six-foot-six football star covered in tattoos, armed with a devastating smirk and a reputation for never wanting the same girl twice. He recognizes her instantly. She doesn't recognize him at all. And Charles intends to keep it that way. He'll flirt with her. Tease her. Push every button he can find. He'll make sure she notices him while pretending she means nothing to him. Because admitting that she's the girl who once made him feel seen would mean exposing the one part of himself he's spent four years trying to bury. But as the game becomes more personal and old feelings begin colliding with new attraction, Charles is faced with a choice: Keep the secret that protects him—or tell the girl who knew him before he became someone everyone wanted exactly who he really is. Because she may have forgotten the boy he was. But Charles has never forgotten her
After her 10 month exchange program in Italy, she returns to university, charged, and the groups of friends that had previously overlooked her, now can only focus on one thing, her.
She’s always been the innocent girl next door, the one they’d seen as an annoyance or a sister, but after a life changing summer she returns to Hogwarts and captures the attention of not just the slytherin boys, but the whole castle too.
After Hogwarts the next logical step is getting a job with the ministry or attending Feathervale academy of higher education for exceptional witches and Wizards. Y/N finds herself dragging her trunk through her new common room surrounded by sex, drugs, drinking and 5 men. What will happen.
✦ 𝐏𝐋𝐎𝐓 𝐒𝐔𝐌𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐘 ✦ At Hogwarts, everyone knows Theodore Nott, Mattheo Riddle, Draco Malfoy, Blaise Zabini, and Lorenzo Berkshire. Cold. Intimidating. Untouchable. Flirty. They are the boys everyone knows about and very few dare to approach. Together, they rule their corner of Hogwarts without ever needing to ask for attention. They just get it, they have hoards of girls that follow them around without them even trying, and they can pick whichever they want to take to bed for that night. Then a new seventh-year arrives. She doesn’t know their reputations. She doesn’t care about them. And, most importantly, she isn’t impressed. While the boys remain their flirty selves and continue in their sexually promiscuous ways they’re also cautious about letting a stranger into their circle, the girls who have always dominated Hogwarts’ social scene aren’t exactly thrilled about the newcomer either. Pansy, Daphne, and Astoria have spent years being the school’s “it girls”—and suddenly, all eyes aren’t on them anymore. But there’s another complication. They all want her. Theodore notices so does mattheo, and Lorenzo, Draco and Blaise What begins as suspicion slowly becomes curiosity, while jealousy, rivalry, sabotage, unexpected friendships, and complicated feelings begin to turn Hogwarts upside down. Because sometimes the person who changes everything is the one who never intended to.
WELCOME TO FEATHERVALE ACADEMY. Where the mountains are always shrouded in fog, the forests whisper after dark, and monsters walk openly through the halls. Feathervale was built for the supernatural. Vampires. Werewolves. Witches. Sirens. Demons. Every creature has a place here. Except humans. So when you arrive at twenty-one to begin your final year, there is only one thing everyone can agree on: You shouldn't be here. You're an anomaly in a world where humans are nothing more than myths, prey, or forbidden temptation. Your heartbeat is too loud. Your scent is too enticing. And the more the students learn about you, the harder it becomes to tell whether they want to protect you, possess you, or watch you fall. By daylight, Feathervale appears almost normal. Classes. Exams. Dormitories. Parties. Rivalries. But when night falls, the castle changes. Beneath its ancient foundations lies the Cavern—a forbidden world of fighting rings, dangerous magic, intoxicating indulgence, and creatures who leave their carefully constructed identities at the door. Everyone at Feathervale knows the Cavern. Everyone has been there. And eventually, everyone will expect you to enter. But the deeper you are pulled into Feathervale's secret world, the more you begin to realise that your arrival may not have been an accident. Something is watching you. Something knows what you are. And the monsters surrounding you may be far more afraid of the truth than you are. Because at Feathervale, the greatest danger isn't being hunted. It's discovering that you don't want to run.
She’s been chasing her grief over America when her luck and money runs out in a backwater town the seemed to inhabit scary looking men and handsome bikers, forced into staying there, who will break through the grief if anyone?
When y/n returns half way through term in the eighth year, she’s unrecognisable, she’s the complete shell of what she once was and she gets under all of their skin.
Blaise Zabini’s adopted sister is strictly off limits. However, that doesn’t stop his friends shamelessly flirting and doting on her, especially the ice king and her own best friend Mattheo Riddle, much to the surprise of everyone in the castle.
When she is dropped into the slytherin common rooms for her final year of wizarding school, will her sunshine be extinguished by the slytherin boys or will she burn even brighter under their gaze.
The wizarding war has never ended. While Britain burns beneath the rule of the Dark Lord, old pure-blood families tighten their alliances, bloodlines become currency, and Hogwarts is no longer simply a school—it is a breeding ground for the next generation of witches and wizards destined to inherit the war. You were raised to be one of them. So was Mattheo Riddle. Your families have served the Dark Lord for generations. Your parents are among his most trusted followers, and Mattheo has been groomed from birth to carry on his father's legacy. You and Mattheo have known each other since childhood. You've also hated each other for just as long. Years apart only sharpened the rivalry. Now, at eighteen, you return to Hogwarts for your eighth year and find yourself thrown directly back into Mattheo's orbit—and into the company of the very people who will one day stand beside him on the battlefield. The old games begin again. The stolen wands. The vicious insults. The whispered nicknames. The fights that leave neither of you willing to admit who started them. Except something has changed. The war is getting closer. People are disappearing. Families are choosing sides. And the two of you are beginning to realize that the line between hatred and something far more dangerous has become impossible to see. Because in a world where loyalty is demanded, weakness is punished, and betrayal can cost you everything, falling for the person you've been taught to hate might be the most dangerous thing either of you could do. Especially when neither of you intends to be the one who falls first
