To the rest of the wizarding world, Y/N Dubois is exactly what a pure-blood daughter should be: elegant, impeccably mannered, charming enough to win over any room she walks into. As the only daughter of one of the wealthiest and most influential pure-blood families in Britain, every smile is perfected, every word carefully chosen, every movement graceful.
Y/n was never meant to matter to Draco Malfoy—until the silence between their arguments starts saying everything neither of them should feel. In a world built on war and lies, falling for the enemy might be the most dangerous thing of all. (READ PREMISE!!)
Draco Malfoy is very well known. He’s the slytherin prince. He’s entitled, arrogante, and quite frankly a bully to anyone who isn’t in his inner circle. Which is why it came as a surprise to everyone, when he fell. And no he didn’t fall off a chair. He fell in love.
The Ministry of Magic has secrets even Dumbledore knows nothing about. During the Battle of the Department of Mysteries, Harry and his friends stumble through the wrong door—and uncover a girl who was never supposed to be found. She has no family. No memories. No life outside one white room. The Ministry calls her Project N. But she has a name. And magic powerful enough to terrify even them.
Y/N Potter and Draco Malfoy have always been enemies — constantly fighting, competing, and proving who’s better. But one unexpected kiss changes everything. They still hate each other… at least, that’s what they tell everyone. A secret enemies-to-lovers story full of rivalry, tension, and feelings they refuse to admit.
fifth year begins the way it always does for Draco Malfoy: controlled, performative, and sharp-edged. He knows who he is supposed to be—the heir to a legacy, a Slytherin who never hesitates, never doubts, never falters in his disdain for anything associated with Harry Potter.
Growing up in the cupboard under the stairs at Privet Drive, Harry had the lightning bolt on his forehead, but you had the fire in your chest. You were the shield between your twin brother and the Dursleys’ cruelties, bearing the brunt of Aunt Petunia’s scowls and Uncle Vernon’s roars so Harry wouldn't have to face them alone. You and Harry were tethered by blood and shared suffering—a bond so unbreakable that when the Hogwarts letters arrived, it felt like the universe finally opening its doors for both of you.