Neville Longbottom has never been interested in girls. They always made him too nervous, so he decided to steer clear of them entirely. That is, until y/n came to Hogwarts as a transfer from Ilvermorny, and swept him off his feet completely.
Y/n is a fourth year transfer student from Beauxbatons Academy of Magic. When she’s sorted into Slytherin, it piques the curiosity of the Slytherin boys.
It started with a glance. One look across the Great Hall was all it took for Neville Longbottom to fall hopelessly, irreversibly in love with {Y/n}. Everyone at Hogwarts wants something from her. A kiss. A night. A story to tell. She’s beautiful, intimidating, and impossible to ignore. But Neville doesn’t care about her reputation. He notices the little things instead—the paint beneath her fingernails, the way she smiles at injured creatures, the songs she hums when she thinks no one is listening. For the first time in his life, Neville decides to be brave. He’s going to tell the girl of his dreams how he feels. Now all he has to do is survive talking to her.
Y/N doesn’t belong at Hogwarts. She shows up in fifth year looking like she crawled out of the wrong universe—covered in tattoos and piercings, dressed in ripped clothes she refuses to replace, bandanas tangled through her hair, and an attitude sharp enough to make professors reconsider their career choices. She laughs at authority, mouths off to anyone who thinks they’re important, and has perfected the art of pushing people away before they can get close enough to matter. Most students think she’s intimidating. The rest think she’s completely insane. She’s perfectly content with both. Ron Weasley, on the other hand, is everything she isn’t. Kind. Earnest. Hopelessly optimistic. The sort of person who still believes flowers can fix almost anything and that everyone deserves someone who won’t give up on them. So naturally, the moment he sees her walk into the Great Hall, he decides she’s the girl he’s going to marry. The rest of Hogwarts thinks he’s lost his mind. Y/N thinks he’s even crazier. It doesn’t stop Ron from leaving flowers outside her dorm, slipping handwritten notes into her books, finding ridiculous excuses to talk to her, or stubbornly showing up every single time she tells him to go away. Because beneath the barbed remarks, reckless habits, and carefully constructed walls, Ron sees someone who’s been surviving for far too long to remember what living feels like. And for the first time in her life, Y/N meets someone who isn’t trying to change her. He just wants to know her. Unfortunately for her, Ron Weasley has inherited one very dangerous trait from his family: Once he decides someone is worth loving, he’s far too stubborn to quit.
Y/n needs a reliable plug. Fred Weasley has what she’s looking for. What starts as a clean exchange of cash for product slowly turns into something far more complicated. When the money runs out, Fred offers another way to pay—and neither of them walks away unchanged. A story about need, leverage, jealousy, love, and the dangerous line between obsession and adoration.
{Y/n} was famous. The problem was that nobody at Hogwarts was supposed to know. A punk transfer student covered in tattoos and piercings, {Y/n} arrives at Hogwarts determined to leave her Muggle-world identity behind. Here, she doesn’t want to be recognized, admired, or treated differently. She just wants to be another student. But secrets never stay secret at Hogwarts. And when her fame is finally exposed, the entire castle becomes obsessed with discovering who she really is. Everyone, that is, except Mattheo Riddle. Because Mattheo fell in love with her before he ever knew she was famous. He fell for the girl behind the black clothes, silver chains, tattoos, and piercings. The sarcastic, guarded girl who secretly struggles with her confidence despite having millions of reasons to believe otherwise. Now everyone wants a piece of {Y/n}’s world. Mattheo just wants her.
Y/n was expelled from Ilvermorny for “delinquency.” Apparently, setting off enchanted fireworks in the Great Hall, charming the suits of armor to play punk music, and turning a professor’s office into a temporary concert venue is considered “unacceptable behavior.” Hogwarts has no idea what it’s in for. Fifth-year Y/n arrives with dyed hair, tattoos, enough piercings to set off every magical security charm, a battered guitar, and absolutely no interest in fitting in. She’s brilliant, chaotic, sarcastic, and determined to keep everyone at arm’s length. Unfortunately for her, Fred Weasley takes one look at her and immediately decides she’s the most fascinating person he’s ever met. And Fred Weasley doesn’t know how to do anything halfway. Soon, Hogwarts is filled with fireworks, enchanted instruments, midnight concerts, illegal duels, increasingly ridiculous pranks, and one very persistent Weasley twin determined to make Y/n laugh. She thinks he’s insane. He’s completely gone for her. Together, they might just be the greatest disaster Hogwarts has ever seen.
Nobody expected the new girl to survive Hogwarts. Not because she was weak—but because she was impossible to ignore. Her dark aesthetic was the first thing anyone noticed about her. With bright dyed hair, silver piercings glinting beneath the castle’s candlelight, and enough attitude to make professors nervous, Y/N arrives at Hogwarts like a storm rolling across a clear sky. While everyone else blends into centuries of tradition, she stands out with every sharp glance, every sarcastic remark, every darkly elegant outfit that seems to challenge the very rules of the wizarding world. She’s brilliant, too. Irritatingly so. Top marks. Quick wit. A talent for magic that borders on frightening. The students are fascinated. The professors are concerned. And the Slytherin boys are completely ruined. Lorenzo Berkshire can’t stop looking for her in every crowded corridor. Theodore Nott finds himself studying her more than his textbooks. Blaise Zabini is determined to uncover every secret she keeps hidden behind those guarded smiles. Draco Malfoy hates how easily she gets under his skin. And Mattheo Riddle? Mattheo’s obsession starts the moment she walks through the Great Hall doors. What begins as curiosity quickly spirals into something far more dangerous as five Slytherins compete for the attention of the one girl who refuses to be impressed by any of them. But Y/N isn’t interested in becoming someone’s prize, and she certainly isn’t prepared for the chaos that follows when admiration turns into possessiveness, rivalries become personal, and the most feared boys in Hogwarts find themselves willing to break rules—and hearts—for her. After all, the darkest thing at Hogwarts might not be the Slytherins. It might be the girl they’ve all become obsessed with.
Neville Longbottom has loved Y/n since the very first day of their first year at Hogwarts. She doesn’t know his name. For years, he’s admired her from afar, too shy to say a single word. To him, she’s everything. To her, he’s just another face in the crowded corridors of Hogwarts. But while Neville dreams about introducing himself, Y/n is fighting battles no one knows exist. Hidden away from curious eyes, she’s become the target of relentless cruelty—suffering in silence because no one has ever been there to see it. Until Neville is. One impulsive act of courage changes both of their lives forever. What begins as an unlikely friendship grows into a love so unwavering, so all-consuming, that it becomes the kind of story people remember long after the castle walls have forgotten their names.
{Y/n} was famous. The problem was that nobody at Hogwarts was supposed to know. A punk transfer student covered in tattoos and piercings, {Y/n} arrives at Hogwarts determined to leave her Muggle-world identity behind. Here, she doesn’t want to be recognized, admired, or treated differently. She just wants to be another student. But secrets never stay secret at Hogwarts. And when her fame is finally exposed, the entire castle becomes obsessed with discovering who she really is. Everyone, that is, except Fred Weasley. Because Fred fell in love with her before he ever knew she was famous. He fell for the girl behind the black clothes, silver chains, tattoos, and piercings. The sarcastic, guarded girl who secretly struggles with her confidence despite having millions of reasons to believe otherwise. Now everyone wants a piece of {Y/n}’s world. Fred just wants her. (this is a remake of a story I already had made, just with Fred this time <3)
Y/n has spent her entire life learning one thing: people leave. After losing her mother and growing up with an abusive father, she arrives at Hogwarts carrying wounds no one can see. She is angry, guarded, and impossible to reach. Dressed in black, covered in silver, and hiding behind sharp words, she makes sure the world knows exactly where the line is—because if no one gets close, no one can hurt her. To everyone else, Y/n is just the angry girl. The difficult girl. The girl who pushes everyone away before they get the chance to abandon her. But Theodore Nott sees something different. For months, Theo has watched from a distance—not because he pities her, but because he notices the things everyone else ignores. The kindness hidden behind her cruelty. The fear beneath her anger. The girl underneath the armor. He doesn’t want to fix her. He doesn’t think she’s broken. He just wants her to understand that she has always been worthy of love. But loving Y/n isn’t easy. She doesn’t trust kindness. She doesn’t believe in promises. And every time Theo gets close, she builds another wall between them. A story about survival, healing, and two people finding each other in the middle of the mess. Because sometimes the hardest person to love is the one who has spent their entire life believing they were impossible to love. And sometimes, the person who stays is the person who changes everything.
When Y/n transfers to Hogwarts, she’s everything the castle isn’t prepared for—bright pink hair, piercings, ripped black clothes, a faded David Bowie T-shirt, and an attitude that says she couldn’t care less what anyone thinks. The whispers start the moment she walks through the Great Hall doors. So does Mattheo Riddle’s love. He falls for her instantly. Completely. Irrevocably. For the first time in his life, someone captures his attention—and from that moment on, he knows there’s no one else. There never has been, and there never will be. Y/n, however, has no interest in the infamous Slytherin with the cocky grin and dangerous reputation. Unfortunately for her, Mattheo Riddle has never been the type to give up. A story about love at first sight, relentless devotion, witty banter, and two people proving that the greatest love stories often begin with a single glance.
Nobody really knew what to expect when they were told there was going to be a transfer student from a muggle boarding school in England during their third year. The details of why the new transfer was informed of her magical capabilities so late in life were foggy, and nobody gave anyone a straight answer. But one thing was for certain. She was coming to Hogwarts. From the moment she walked through the door, everyone noticed her. Her carefree, “fuck-the-rules”, “I don’t like anyone” attitude seemed to draw the attention of every single person in the room. How will Hogwarts handle a juvenile delinquent? More importantly, how will Mattheo handle his feelings for said juvenile delinquent?
Fred Weasley has never believed in love at first sight. Love at first laugh, however… The moment Y/n turns the Entrance Hall into a smoking crater and tells him to run, Fred knows two things. One: she’s completely insane. Two: he’s going to marry her. The only problem? Y/n has yet to agree. What follows is months of shameless flirting, increasingly ridiculous attempts to impress her, enough detentions to concern the faculty, and two people who discover that being the only ones capable of matching each other’s chaos might just be the closest thing to fate. Fred Weasley meets the one person in the world who can out-Weasley a Weasley—and decides he’s never letting her go.
Fred Weasley has always been too much — eccentric, idiosyncratic, and permanently stuck on a wavelength no one else seemed able to match. He never found someone who could handle him in all his weirdness. Then {Y/n} transfers into Hogwarts in their sixth year. She is downright strange. Eccentric, witty, loud, and completely insane. She dresses in technicolor with about a million accessories, has piercings and tattoos, and changes her hair colour every week. She has weird niche interests, plays the guitar, and is utterly perfect to Fred. So he works tirelessly to get her attention. He carries her books, walks her to every class, remembers everything about her, and flirts absolutely shamelessly. He whispers filthy things into her ear in the middle of class and leaves dirty notes around her room… but he also leaves her love letters and poems. Once they start dating, Fred becomes the best boyfriend in the world. And the Weasley family absolutely adores her.
Hogwarts has always been a place of magic. But magic has never meant equality. {Y/n} is a fifth-year Slytherin who has spent years watching the wizarding world turn a blind eye to the prejudice hidden within its walls. Muggle-born students are mocked. Half-bloods are judged. Magical beings are treated as lesser. Students who are different are forced to shrink themselves just to survive. And {Y/n} is done staying quiet. After bringing her concerns to the people in power and seeing nothing change, she decides Hogwarts doesn’t need another polite request—it needs a revolution. What begins as one student’s refusal to accept injustice becomes a movement that shakes the entire castle. With every protest, every challenge, and every voice that joins hers, {Y/n} forces Hogwarts to confront the beliefs it has ignored for generations. But starting a revolution comes with consequences. Amid the chaos, she catches the attention of Fred Weasley—the school’s favorite troublemaker and one of the few people who understands that sometimes breaking the rules is the only way to make things right. He falls for her courage, her passion, and her refusal to let anyone be forgotten. As {Y/n} fights to change Hogwarts, Fred fights to remind her she doesn’t have to do it alone. A story of rebellion, friendship, love, and the power of refusing to stay silent.
James Potter had always been the kind of boy who loved loudly—his friends, his adventures, his pranks, his life. Then {Y/n} transferred to Hogwarts. He didn’t know her name. He didn’t know her story. He barely knew anything about her. It didn’t matter. From the moment James saw her, something in him simply clicked. Suddenly, the girl he’d never met was the person he most wanted to know. And James Potter didn’t do anything halfway. Between Quidditch matches, midnight adventures, disastrous pranks, and the ever-growing chaos of the Marauders, {Y/n} somehow finds herself becoming part of their little family. But James? James is already completely, hopelessly gone for her. All he has to do now is convince her that he’s worth falling for, too.
The moment James Potter lays eyes on Hogwarts’ newest transfer student, he knows two things with absolute certainty: First, she’s the most brilliant witch he’s ever met. Second, he’s going to fall hopelessly, spectacularly in love with her. What follows is nothing short of legendary. Bouquets delivered to the Great Hall. Public declarations. Ridiculous schemes. Grand gestures that somehow grow bigger every time they fail. The entire castle watches as James Potter wages the world’s most determined campaign for one girl’s heart, armed with nothing but relentless optimism, unwavering devotion, and the unshakable belief that some people are simply worth fighting for. Because James Potter has never done anything halfway. And when it comes to love, he’d do absolutely anything.
Everyone at Hogwarts thinks they know {Y/n}. The punk girl in leather jackets and combat boots. Too much eyeliner. Too many scars no one asks about. Too angry. Too reckless. Too difficult to love. That’s exactly what she wants them to think. Because every holiday means returning to a house where love has never existed, where violence waits behind the front door, and where surviving has become second nature. If no one gets close enough to care, no one can discover the truth. Then Fred Weasley falls hopelessly, undeniably in love with her. Not because he wants to fix her. Not because he sees a challenge. Simply because he sees her. Beneath the sarcasm, the walls, and the carefully crafted armor is someone worth loving with his whole heart—and Fred has never been quiet about the things he loves. As the loudest boy at Hogwarts falls for the girl carrying the heaviest secret, {Y/n}is forced to confront the one thing more terrifying than going home: Letting someone love her enough to call her family.
Everyone said smoking would catch up to Y/n one day. They were right. At seventeen, she’s diagnosed with Stage 2 lung cancer, and suddenly the future she’d always taken for granted begins slipping through her fingers. Terrified of becoming a burden, she hides the diagnosis from the two people who love her most: her hopelessly devoted boyfriend, Mattheo Riddle, and her best friend, Pansy Parkinson. Secrets, however, don’t stay buried forever. As hospital visits turn into months of treatment, hope grows harder to hold onto, and everyone begins preparing for the worst. But sometimes, love is strongest when the odds are impossible. And sometimes, miracles happen when no one expects them. A story about first love, lifelong friendship, impossible fear, and discovering that every breath is worth fighting for.
In her fourth year, y/n transfers from Ilvermorny. She’s an American through and through. She grew up in Georgia, on a farm, with a gigantic family. She’s absolutely stunning, and has a heart of gold. Her southern charm works wonders on most of Hogwarts, and she becomes very popular, very quickly. However, Slytherin house doesn’t know what to make of y/n. She’s unlike anything they’ve ever seen before. One Slytherin, in particular, is extremely interested in getting to know y/n. Mattheo Riddle. Mostly because he can’t understand her, and he hates when he can’t understand things. But also, because she’s the most beautiful girl he’s ever seen, and he can’t take his eyes off of her, or get her out of his head.
At Hogwarts, Y/n has a reputation. She’s loud. She’s colorful. She’s completely incapable of staying out of trouble. Alongside her best friend, Fred Weasley, she’s responsible for roughly ninety percent of the castle’s chaos, and she wouldn’t have it any other way. Draco Malfoy has a reputation, too. Unfortunately for him, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to maintain when he’s hopelessly, undeniably in love with the school’s loudest menace. Instead of fighting it, Draco does the only sensible thing. He decides to court her. Now all he has to do is survive Y/n’s impossible ideas, Fred Weasley’s relentless scrutiny, and the fact that falling for a living, breathing hand grenade is significantly easier than convincing her to go on a date with him.
The Slytherin boys usually kept to themselves. They weren’t interested in girls, mostly because none of them were interesting enough to catch any of their attention. That is, until y/n comes to Hogwarts. Now they’re interested. All five of them.
Neville Longbottom has been in love with Y/n for years. He’s watched her from a distance—this fearless, punk-rock girl with ripped clothes, battered boots, sharp words, and a personality impossible to ignore. She’s everything he admires and everything he never thought he’d have. So he’s kept his feelings to himself. Until other boys start noticing her. Suddenly, Neville is done waiting. He’s jealous. He’s frustrated. And, for the first time, he’s determined to do something about it. He’s not going to compete by becoming someone he’s not. He’s going to show Y/n exactly who he is: kind, stubborn, funny, brave, thoughtful, and far more confident than people give him credit for. But winning over a girl like Y/n isn’t easy. Especially when she’s spent years believing Neville is simply her sweet friend. Now Neville has one goal: Make her see him as more than a friend. And if he succeeds, Y/n might discover that the quiet boy she’s known for years is capable of loving her more fiercely than she ever expected.
Everyone at Hogwarts knows {Y/n} can make magic with a guitar. Everyone, that is, except Fred Weasley, who seems determined to make her fall in love with him. She sings. He listens. She plays. He’s there. And somewhere between stolen glances, late-night songs, ridiculous flirting, and a boy who falls hopelessly in love with her music. What starts as a crush becomes the kind of love story Hogwarts never forgets.
