Y/N is sweet, shy, innocent, and effortlessly popular. She’s the kind of girl everyone seems to adore without her even realizing it. Guys are constantly flirting with her, asking her out, or finding ridiculous excuses to talk to her. Mattheo Riddle has been obsessed with her for years. He’s watched from the shadows, memorizing the little things she does, the way she smiles, the way she gets nervous when someone compliments her, and the way she always tries to be polite—even when someone is obviously flirting with her. Everyone knows Mattheo has it bad for her. Everyone except Y/N. And while she thinks Mattheo is simply intimidating and difficult to understand, he’s been quietly losing his mind every time another guy gets too close to her. He’s patient. He can wait. But lately, his patience is starting to run out.
Mattheo Riddle was never good at letting things go. Especially not you. What started as a harmless attraction quickly turned into something far more intense. He watches, he remembers, he notices every little thing—and he hates being ignored. You can ignore his messages. You can leave him on read. You can tell him to back off. He’ll only text again. And again. Because Mattheo doesn’t just want your attention. He wants all of it.
Three months ago, Draco Malfoy and Y/N ended their two-year relationship. Not because they stopped loving each other, but because Draco’s family had already arranged his future—a marriage to another pure-blood heiress. Now, three months later, Draco sees Y/N on a date. He knows he has no right to be jealous. He texts her anyway. Who is he? Why is she with him? And why the hell does Draco suddenly care so much?
Fred and George Weasley have never been shy about sharing. Women, secrets, trouble—it has always been part of the game. Y/N was supposed to be no different. But when two notorious playboys set their sights on the same girl, harmless flirting quickly turns into something far more tempting. Fred’s possessive streak comes out to play, while George has no intention of backing down—or playing innocent. And Y/N soon discovers that getting caught between two Weasleys might be exactly where she wants to be.
