In the hallowed halls of Hogwarts, every five years, magic reveals what fate has whispered all along: soulmates. When the Echo Curse is cast, the walls hum with the raw, unfiltered thoughts of your destined one—every thought, every desire, every secret—from the filthiest fantasies to the catchiest song stuck in their head. For Y/N, the revelation is a nightmare. She’s spent years despising Mattheo Riddle, the enigmatic, smirking heir of Slytherin who never seemed to care enough to earn her hatred. She’s built walls, sharpened her tongue, and sworn she’d rather hex herself than admit he exists. But when the Echo Curse binds them, she hears everything—his amusement at her temper, his fascination with her defiance, the way he’s memorized the cadence of her voice. And worst of all? He hears her too.
Draco malfoy is y/ns best friend, until one night, he comes to your dorm and you guys end up making love. Your feelings are twisted and you don’t know what you want anymore. Draco made his statement he is in love with you, but he doesn’t aknowledge you all day, scared you regected him. A few weeks pass because you guys are both scared, until you find out you are pregnant and somehow have to tell draco.
When Y/N steps into the Berkshire estate for Christmas, she expects cozy fires, laughter, and the warmth of her best friend Perle’s family. What she doesn’t expect is to be thrown into a world of sharp smiles, biting wit, and the kind of tension that makes the air thick enough to cut with a knife. Perle’s father, Lorenzo Berkshire, is a man of old-world charm and even older connections—his inner circle includes the infamous “Slytherin Boys”: Draco Malfoy, the silver-tongued heir with a glare that could freeze hell over, and Mattheo Riddle, the enigmatic, dangerously charming man with a past as murky as his intentions. From the moment Y/N steps into their orbit, Draco’s smirk is permanent, his jabs as precise as they are infuriating. And Mattheo? Oh, he watches. Always watching. With a smirk that promises things she shouldn’t want to know. But as the holiday wears on, forced proximity, shared drinks, and the kind of chemistry that ignites like a spark in dry tinder begin to blur the lines. Draco’s insults turn to teasing—the kind that makes her stomach flip. Mattheo’s games become less about control and more about want. And Y/N? She’s caught between the frost of Draco’s pride and the fire of Mattheo’s obsession.
Elias thorne has been y/ns biggest enemy since high school. So when she finds out she’s supposed to spend months on set with him, filming the same series, it does not go well. Because to Elias, it never was hate. It was obsession.
Draco and yn used to be best friends,but after graduation they lost contact. A few years later he shows up to your cottage, his eyes swollen from crying..
When the Slytherin Quidditch team wins an all-expenses-paid trip to Disneyland Paris through a magical (and highly suspicious) sweepstakes, they assume it’s just another opportunity to cause mischief. But chaos ensues when Y/N—a reluctant Gryffindor-turned-Slytherin (long story involving a cursed quill and a bet with Pansy Parkinson)—gets dragged along as the team’s “mascot” after accidentally hexing the Quidditch pitch during celebrations. The trip should be normal, except it isn’t. Because y/ns one enemy also decides to join them, enter Mattheo riddle.