Moving into a new apartment was supposed to be uneventful. Then Frank Castle’s packages kept showing up at your door. One misplaced delivery becomes another. Then come the hallway conversations, late-night run-ins, things around your apartment mysteriously getting fixed, and a neighbor who seems to notice whenever something is wrong. Frank Castle prefers being alone. Apparently, nobody told the woman across the hall.
You were hired to work at Riddle Manor, where servants keep their heads down and questions go unanswered. Then Tom Riddle returned home from Hogwarts. Brilliant, admired, and impossible to read, he was never meant to notice someone like you. But the more your paths cross, the more dangerous his curiosity becomes and some secrets were never meant to be uncovered.
It started with Steve Rogers being terrible at texting and {y/n} Stark refusing to let him live it down. A few sarcastic messages become conversations neither of them wants to end. Training turns into spending time together even when they don’t have to. Steve starts texting first. {y/n} becomes the person he looks for when he walks into a room. And somewhere between late nights at the Tower, inside jokes, and feelings neither planned on having, friendship stops feeling like the right word. There’s just one problem. Her father is Tony Stark. And Steve would really prefer he never finds out.
Asking Pansy for Draco Malfoy’s number should have been simple. Except she sends the wrong contact, and somehow you spend weeks texting someone you’re completely convinced is Draco. The problem? Mattheo Riddle knows exactly who you think he is. And he has absolutely no intention of correcting you.
For years, Tom Riddle was a constant presence in your life. He was your older brother’s closest friend, the boy who spent holidays at your family home, shared countless dinners with the Ashbournes, and barely spared a glance for the younger sibling always lingering nearby. You were simply Alexander’s little sister. Nothing more. Until you weren’t. Now, returning to Hogwarts, the distance between childhood familiarity and something far more dangerous grows smaller with every passing day. Quiet conversations become stolen moments. Lingering glances become impossible to ignore. Every secret brings Tom closer to crossing the one line he never intended to cross. Because some betrayals aren’t planned. They happen one heartbeat at a time. And the only person standing between love and disaster… is the one man Tom has never wanted to betray.
Bucky Barnes survived HYDRA, five decades of brainwashing, and Zemo. What he wasn't prepared for: Sam Wilson's little sister moving into the compound, stealing his workout schedule, and making herself at home in his 2am kitchen runs like it's nothing. He's supposed to be keeping his walls up. Nobody told his walls that.
She’s not 18 anymore, no matter what her brother thinks. But knowing that and acting on it are two different problems for Frank Castle, especially when the girl in question just moved in three flights up and won’t stop making it worse.
Everyone has a story about Mattheo Riddle. The reckless one. The arrogant one. The troublemaker. You believed every word until one stupid rumor tied your name to his. Now the entire school is convinced there’s something between you, and the more you try to prove them wrong, the more impossible it becomes to ignore the boy hidden behind the reputation everyone warned you about.
You were never supposed to be in Frank Castle’s safehouse. He was never supposed to find you there. Now you’re trapped together, and Frank has no choice but to keep you alive.
For weeks, anonymous letters have been appearing in your school bag. No name. No signature. Just beautifully written words from someone who somehow notices everything about you the books you borrow, the way you smile when you think no one is watching, even the little habits you’ve never spoken about aloud. What begins as a harmless mystery quickly spreads through Hogwarts, turning into the year’s biggest rumor as everyone tries to uncover the identity of your secret admirer. Everyone has a theory. Everyone is wrong. While the castle searches for the anonymous writer, Blaise Zabini never seems interested in solving the mystery. Calm, composed, and impossible to read, he watches the rumors unfold with quiet amusement, offering little more than the occasional knowing smile. After all… it’s difficult to search for someone when you’ve been holding the quill all along. The closer you get to the truth, the harder it becomes for Blaise to hide behind ink and parchment. Because some feelings are easier to write than they are to say.
One summer changed everything. You met a boy by a quiet lake, where names didn’t matter, the future felt impossibly far away, and every day seemed to last forever. Between shared laughter, whispered conversations, and stolen moments beneath the fading August sun, you fell for someone who never told you who he really was. Then summer ended. At King’s Cross, surrounded by the noise of departing trains and familiar faces, you finally learned the truth. The boy you spent an unforgettable summer with was Draco Malfoy. Now, within the walls of Hogwarts, everything is different. Expectations, family names, old rivalries, and the weight of a brewing war threaten to erase everything the two of you built. But some promises refuse to be forgotten… even when the world insists they should be.
Every year at 11:53 p.m., Hogwarts chooses two students to spend seven mysterious minutes alone together. No one knows why, and no one can stop it. This year, the castle chose you and Theodore Nott. As rumors spread and the nightly meetings continue, what begins as an unwanted tradition slowly becomes something neither of you expected. But beneath the growing feelings lies a centuries-old mystery that could change everything.