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#wrongnumber #scoups #seungcheol #seventeen
#wrongnumber #scoups #seungcheol #seventeen
Story setup: Sophie & Seungcheol (married for 1 year, family theme)
Blaise is tired of Theodore pretending he doesn’t like you — Sophie Berkshire, Lorenzo’s little sister.
Blaise is tired of Theodore pretending he doesn’t like you — Sophie Berkshire, Lorenzo’s little sister.
Only one bed trope: Sophie and Seungcheol forced to share a bed due to a hotel booking mix-up during a university trip.
Only one bed trope: Sophie and Seungcheol forced to share a bed due to a hotel booking mix-up during a university trip.
Story Setup: “I Think He Smiled at Me”
Story setup: Sophie & Joshua Hong (best friends → hidden feelings)
Sophia and Fred Weasley are best friends who constantly flirt and act like a couple, yet both insist it’s just how they are with each other. Everyone else sees the obvious chemistry between them—except them.
Sophia and Fred Weasley are best friends who constantly flirt and act like a couple, yet both insist it’s just how they are with each other. Everyone else sees the obvious chemistry between them—except them.
Testing dangerous inventions with Fred Weasley and George Weasley has always been normal — until one of Fred’s unfinished products affects you a little too badly. Suddenly, Fred stops laughing at accidents and starts treating every side effect like a catastrophe, revealing feelings he doesn’t even realize are obvious.
Testing dangerous inventions with Fred Weasley and George Weasley has always been normal — until one of Fred’s unfinished products affects you a little too badly. Suddenly, Fred stops laughing at accidents and starts treating every side effect like a catastrophe, revealing feelings he doesn’t even realize are obvious.
Two people who can’t stand each other are forced to live together, constantly arguing over the smallest things. But between all the tension, there are moments that feel a little too close, a little too soft… like maybe it’s not just hate after all.
Two people who can’t stand each other are forced to live together, constantly arguing over the smallest things. But between all the tension, there are moments that feel a little too close, a little too soft… like maybe it’s not just hate after all.
Sophie Smythe and Theodore Nott have always been enemies. Their constant arguments, sharp remarks, and undeniable tension make it impossible for them to be in the same room. But during a crowded party, both a little too drunk and a little too reckless, something unexpected happens. Sophie disappears, and when her friends go looking for her, they find her pressed against a wall—kissing Theodore Nott like they’ve forgotten the entire world around them. The problem? They’re supposed to be enemies
Sophie Smythe and Theodore Nott have always been enemies. Their constant arguments, sharp remarks, and undeniable tension make it impossible for them to be in the same room. But during a crowded party, both a little too drunk and a little too reckless, something unexpected happens. Sophie disappears, and when her friends go looking for her, they find her pressed against a wall—kissing Theodore Nott like they’ve forgotten the entire world around them. The problem? They’re supposed to be enemies
Theodore Nott is Lorenzo Berkshire’s best friend. Sophie is Lorenzo’s little sister. They’re not together — but they’re definitely not nothing. Whatever is happening between them is quiet, private, and completely secret.
Theodore Nott is Lorenzo Berkshire’s best friend. Sophie is Lorenzo’s little sister. They’re not together — but they’re definitely not nothing. Whatever is happening between them is quiet, private, and completely secret.
After accidentally sending a risqué photo to the wrong number, Sophie is mortified—until she notices the stranger’s profile picture and realizes he’s incredibly attractive. Expecting to be ignored, she’s surprised when he responds with a teasing message. What starts as an embarrassing mistake quickly turns into an unexpected connection, leaving Sophie wondering if fate just dialed the right number after all.
After accidentally sending a risqué photo to the wrong number, Sophie is mortified—until she notices the stranger’s profile picture and realizes he’s incredibly attractive. Expecting to be ignored, she’s surprised when he responds with a teasing message. What starts as an embarrassing mistake quickly turns into an unexpected connection, leaving Sophie wondering if fate just dialed the right number after all.
Story Setup: “Sundays Feel Like You”
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Sophia Delacour and Fred Weasley have been best friends since childhood, but their friendship is far more complicated than it seems. They constantly flirt, use affectionate nicknames, and secretly kiss when no one is around, while insisting to everyone that they’re “just best friends.” Neither of them wants to admit that there might be something more between them.
Sophia Delacour and Fred Weasley have been best friends since childhood, but their friendship is far more complicated than it seems. They constantly flirt, use affectionate nicknames, and secretly kiss when no one is around, while insisting to everyone that they’re “just best friends.” Neither of them wants to admit that there might be something more between them.
She thought she’d forgotten him. Then their song started playing. In the middle of a crowded party, one familiar melody is enough to bring every memory of Mattheo crashing back. Maybe distance ended their relationship… but it never ended what they felt.
She thought she’d forgotten him. Then their song started playing. In the middle of a crowded party, one familiar melody is enough to bring every memory of Mattheo crashing back. Maybe distance ended their relationship… but it never ended what they felt.
Story Setup: “The Way He Looks at Her”
Story Setup: “Safe in Your Arms”
Three months after their breakup, Sophia Delacour and Theodore Nott still can’t seem to move on. When a drunken confession at a party reveals feelings neither of them ever got over, they’re forced to confront everything left unsaid between them.
Three months after their breakup, Sophia Delacour and Theodore Nott still can’t seem to move on. When a drunken confession at a party reveals feelings neither of them ever got over, they’re forced to confront everything left unsaid between them.
Sophia Grey arrives at Hogwarts as a sixth-year transfer student with mysterious powers that allow her to move objects with her mind. As she struggles to control her abilities and fit in, she quickly catches everyone’s attention—especially Fred Weasley’s.
Sophia Grey arrives at Hogwarts as a sixth-year transfer student with mysterious powers that allow her to move objects with her mind. As she struggles to control her abilities and fit in, she quickly catches everyone’s attention—especially Fred Weasley’s.
A harmless party. A terrible excuse to “get ice.” One empty classroom. When Pansy introduces Sophia to her three best friends—Blaise, Draco, and Theodore—she expects nothing more than a fun conversation. But one impulsive game changes everything. One kiss is all it takes to turn a random party into the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. Between Hogwarts, Quidditch matches, and endless teasing from their friends, some games are a lot harder to walk away from than others.
A harmless party. A terrible excuse to “get ice.” One empty classroom. When Pansy introduces Sophia to her three best friends—Blaise, Draco, and Theodore—she expects nothing more than a fun conversation. But one impulsive game changes everything. One kiss is all it takes to turn a random party into the beginning of something neither of them saw coming. Between Hogwarts, Quidditch matches, and endless teasing from their friends, some games are a lot harder to walk away from than others.
Sophie and Fred have been best friends for as long as they can remember. They grew up side by side, inseparable, always sharing laughter, chaos, and every moment in between. But this past year, something shifted—quietly, naturally, and without either of them naming it. Now they kiss sometimes. They sit on each other’s laps. They hold each other like it means more than it should. They get jealous. They flirt. They act like a couple… but never say they are one. They’re not officially together.
Sophie and Fred have been best friends for as long as they can remember. They grew up side by side, inseparable, always sharing laughter, chaos, and every moment in between. But this past year, something shifted—quietly, naturally, and without either of them naming it. Now they kiss sometimes. They sit on each other’s laps. They hold each other like it means more than it should. They get jealous. They flirt. They act like a couple… but never say they are one. They’re not officially together.
Story Setup: “The Greenhouse at Midnight”