We grew up inseparable. Then I was sent away to Beauxbatons. Years later, I’m finally transferring to Hogwarts — and Mattheo Riddle isn’t the boy I left behind. But the way he looks at me? That hasn’t changed at all.
Famous, stunning, unstoppable — you’ve walked the runways of Europe. But Hogwarts isn’t ready for you. Neither is Theodore Nott. One glance, one shared smile, and everything changes.
You and Draco Malfoy had everything — until the Ministry took him away. Letters returned. Silence stretching for years. He never knew he left behind more than a broken heart. A child he never knew existed. Three and a half years later, a chance encounter in a Diagon Alley bookshop changes everything.
Your life fell apart in a single glance — catching Adrian with someone else. But heartbreak wasn’t the end. You moved in with your closest Slytherins, and suddenly life finally became chaos, laughter, and freedom. Late-night spells, shared jokes, and playful teasing lead to unexpected sparks… and a romance entirely your choice.
You are a powerful witch — skilled, resourceful, and unflinchingly brave. For months, your talents have caught the attention of Albus Dumbledore himself, wandless and non-verbal magic incredibly rare, and now he has personally invited you to join the Order of the Phoenix. The wizarding world is at war. Voldemort has returned, his Death Eaters are gathering strength, and nowhere is truly safe anymore. Dumbledore believes you could change the tide — if you can survive long enough.
Every night, you dream of the same boy. You laugh together, talk for hours, and slowly fall for one another. Every morning, his name disappears from your memory. Then a move to England and a transfer to Hogwarts reveal the impossible: every dream was real. And he is here.
Four years after walking away from the man she loved, she finds him again in an underground boxing ring—stronger, scarred, and carrying a promise he never broke.
Single parenthood, a missing nanny, a closed kindergarten, and no caffeine would already be enough to ruin Draco Malfoy’s morning. Add in a five-year-old who never stops talking, asking questions, or befriending anyone within reach, and it becomes a disaster. Scorpius turns the Ministry into his personal exploration ground, endlessly curious and completely fearless. When Draco finally loses sight of him, he expects the worst—only to find his son calmly chatting with a stranger as though they’ve known each other for years.
Enzo Moretti runs an empire from behind bars — feared, powerful, untouchable. To the world, he’s a cartel boss serving time. To you, he’s the man who sends roses, calls every night, and looks at you like you’re the only thing that matters. Everyone says you should be scared. Perhaps they’re right.
When you were eight, as childhood best friends, you and Mattheo Riddle found an old wizarding marriage contract and signed it as a joke. Years later, a Ministry owl arrives with unfortunate news: your childish engagement is legally valid, magically binding, and very much still active.
A masquerade ball. No names. No identities. Just masks. You arrive alone, expecting mystery—what you don’t expect is him. A stranger you can’t place… but can’t stay away from. Across the room, on the dance floor, in every quiet corner—you keep finding each other. You don’t know who he is. He doesn’t know who you are. But the pull? Undeniable.
You were raised by the Malfoy family, grew up beside Draco Malfoy, and were forced into the war none of you wanted. When a battle at the Department of Mysteries puts you face-to-face with Sirius Black, the truth about your past finally catches up with you. Now, with the war closing in and loyalty demanded from every side, you and Theodore Nott must figure out how to escape a fate neither of you ever chose.
Newly arrived in London from York, Y/N attends the season’s first masquerade ball—unseen, unexpected, and unforgettable. Beneath a white-gold mask, she captures the attention of the ton… and of Anthony Bridgerton, the season’s most desired bachelor.
Y/N and Fred Weasley were a fiery Hogwarts romance on opposite sides of the war—until she vanished without a trace. Three years later, she returns to Diagon Alley with two freckled, ginger twin boys who tug her into a joke shop she’s never visited before… Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes. When Fred looks up and sees her—and the two little whirlwinds with his smile—everything they thought was over suddenly begins again.
Years after the war tears them apart, Y/N is raising her three-year-old son alone, still haunted by the boy she once loved and lost — Mattheo Riddle. Everyone said he was gone for good. Then, in the middle of Diagon Alley, she bumps into a stranger on a motorbike. When he removes his helmet, she’s faced with the eyes she never stopped loving… and a past that never truly ended.
Eighteen months after you disappeared from Hogwarts, the war is finally over. Now you’re standing on the doorstep of Riddle Manor—with a daughter Mattheo Riddle has never met.
Two months after breaking up with Mattheo Riddle, you’re trying very hard to move on. New boyfriend, same friend group, same late nights at the Three Broomsticks. The only problem? Mattheo still looks at you like you belong to him. But when one tipsy mistake reveals the truth in front of all your friends, suddenly pretending to be over each other becomes impossible.
You join a Wizarding World reality series inspired by Love Island — but exclusively for Britain’s most eligible pureblood Slytherins. Be ready for drama, dangerous attraction, sun-soaked luxury, and ruthless recouplings. Bombshells will arrive. Loyalties will be tested. Hearts will race.
When Y/N arrives at Hogwarts as a transfer student, the whole castle ripples with curiosity. It isn’t often someone joins midway through the school year, and certainly not someone whose arrival is wrapped in whispered rumors—mysterious late acceptance, uncertain background, unusual magical skill. But Y/N doesn’t care about gossip. They care about surviving the transition.
Before Y/N ever stepped into the walls of Headquarters, the Order already knew their reputation: a healer who specialized in cursed wounds and dark creature injuries—one of the few in the wizarding world unafraid to treat patients most healers refused. Their methods were unconventional, their knowledge unnerving, and their empathy unshakeable. Y/N had spent years working in the shadows of St. Mungo’s and beyond, tending to people marked by magic others found too frightening to approach.
Ten years of feuding. One summer too many. Every summer since childhood, you and Mattheo Riddle have waged war against one another in the same magical seaside town. Sandcastle competitions became broom races, broom races became prank wars, and somehow neither of you ever learned to quit. This year, your friends have started noticing something neither of you wants to admit. And became determined to handle it themselves.
Before Y/N ever joined the Order of the Phoenix, their reputation whispered quietly through the darker corners of the wizarding world: a rogue Animagus with the form of a fox—quick, cunning, and impossible to catch. They had never registered the transformation with the Ministry, and that secrecy had kept them alive more than once. Foxes slipped through cracks, vanished into shadows, and survived where others couldn’t. Y/N had done the same their entire adult life.