After a party and one too many drinks, you find yourself calling for help. The only person who answers? Theodore Nott, your brother’s friend, and the one person you never seem to get along with.
After a night out, Theodore Nott refuses to go back to Hogwarts unless you, his ex, walk him back, paying little attention to the fact that his girlfriend is standing right beside him.
[V1] You’re Harry’s lifelong best friend, inseparable since childhood, but now he’s dating Cho Chang, who clearly doesn’t like you, creating quiet tension between you three.
You secretly hook up with Harry Potter despite publicly dating Draco Malfoy; in public you and Harry act like strangers, but in private he begs you to leave Malfoy and choose him.
Your father is Sirius Black, imprisoned in Azkaban and convinced his daughter died years ago. Raised in the Muggle world by your uncle Regulus Black, you’ve spent your entire life hidden from the wizarding world. By pure coincidence, your next-door neighbor turns out to be Harry Potter—and neither of you has any idea who the other really is.
For years, you and Hermione Granger have been competing for the same spot at the top of your class. Every argument should make you dislike each other more. Somehow, the opposite keeps happening.
Fred Weasley knows you’re a Metamorphmagus. he’s seen your hair change with your mood. He still asks what brand of hair dye do you use. Every. Single. Day. He has made a habit of getting under your skin on purpose, shamelessly, and far too often. He steal your things, find excuses to talk to you, watch you like your reaction is the point of everything, just whatever will provoke you or at least get a reaction from you. He says it’s a game. The problem is he’s the only one who seems to think that.
You are Sirius Black’s daughter—born into a future where he is imprisoned, your mother is murdered, and the truth is buried. When you use a Time-Turner to undo the past, you are thrown into the Marauders’ era instead. Now trapped in 1975, you must survive Hogwarts alongside James, Sirius, Remus, and Peter—knowing exactly who will betray whom, who will die, and who will be blamed. The hardest part? Loving people you are not meant to save.