Nohely and Mattheo Riddle have never been able to stand each other. Every conversation turns into an argument, every glance feels like a challenge, and Mattheo seems to enjoy annoying her far more than he should. But when they are forced to work together on a project, the hatred between them changes faster than either expects. Mattheo begins noticing everything about her—the way she acts when she is nervous, what makes her laugh, when she wants to be left alone, and the tiny details no one else seems to remember. He falls first, but hides how serious his feelings are. When he finally admits that he likes her, Nohely rejects him, and somehow they become friends instead. Then Mattheo betrays her trust and nearly loses her completely. When they eventually find their way back to each other, they become closer than ever: best friends who steal sweaters, mess up each other’s hair, get jealous, stay up talking for hours, and share kisses/have sex they insist do not mean anything. Somewhere between the jokes, arguments, secrets, and late nights together, Mattheo realizes he is completely in love with her. The only problem is that Nohely is falling too—and neither of them knows how much longer they can keep pretending they are just friends.
Mattheo Riddle and Y/n are already hopelessly in love—but between mutual jealousy, possessive arguments, dangerous secrets and dramatic reconciliations, surviving their intense relationship might be more challenging than surviving Hogwarts.
Nohely can barely stand Mattheo Riddle—and being forced to work on a project with him only makes it worse. But somewhere between arguments, lingering looks, jealousy and endless teasing, Mattheo makes one terrible discovery: he’s falling for the one girl who wants absolutely nothing to do with him. He falls first. He falls harder. And just when Nohely starts falling too, one careless joke ruins everything.
Nohely Vesperthorn and Mattheo Riddle have spent years acting like they can’t stand each other. But forced proximity, jealousy, late-night conversations, and feelings neither of them wants to admit begin to change everything. When hatred turns into something much more dangerous, they agree on one rule: no one can know. In public, they’re still enemies. In private, they’re something else entirely.
Mattheo Riddle and Y/n are inseparable—but their love is anything but peaceful. Between mutual jealousy, possessive arguments, dangerous secrets and passionate reconciliations, their intense relationship keeps all of Hogwarts watching.
Mattheo Riddle has never been known for being soft—until Nohely Vesperthorn. Eight months into their relationship, he is still hopelessly devoted to her, remembering the smallest details about her and finding excuses to stay by her side. Everyone at Hogwarts knows three things: Mattheo fell first, he fell harder, and messing with his girlfriend is never a good idea. Somehow, he still falls for Nohely all over again every day.
Mattheo Riddle and Y/n have always been best friends—inseparable, effortless, and completely platonic. At least, that’s what Mattheo has always believed. But when familiar moments begin feeling different, he finds himself noticing her too much, wanting her attention, and feeling things he can’t explain. Falling for his best friend was never part of the plan. Admitting it might be even harder.
Nohely and Mattheo Riddle have never been able to stand each other. Every conversation turns into an argument, every glance feels like a challenge, and Mattheo seems to enjoy annoying her far more than he should. But when they are forced to work together on a project, the hatred between them changes faster than either expects. Mattheo begins noticing everything about her—the way she acts when she is nervous, what makes her laugh, when she wants to be left alone, and the tiny details no one else seems to remember. He falls first, but hides how serious his feelings are. When he finally admits that he likes her, Nohely rejects him, and somehow they become friends instead. Then Mattheo betrays her trust and nearly loses her completely. When they eventually find their way back to each other, they become closer than ever: best friends who steal sweaters, mess up each other’s hair, get jealous, stay up talking for hours, and share kisses/have sex they insist do not mean anything. Somewhere between the jokes, arguments, secrets, and late nights together, Mattheo realizes he is completely in love with her. The only problem is that Nohely is falling too—and neither of them knows how much longer they can keep pretending they are just friends.
