The Slytherin best friends have always had a rule: whatever happens at a party, stays at the party. That rule becomes dangerously complicated when a crowded house party, too many drinks, and a stripper pole in the middle of the Zabini estate turn their years of unresolved tension into something none of them can ignore. What starts as teasing and playful competition quickly becomes a stolen moment away from the crowd, followed by a hookup neither is prepared to call a mistake. By morning, they’re back to being best friends. At least, that’s what they tell everyone. Because now every lingering glance, every accidental touch, and every party invitation carries the same unspoken question: Was that just a one-night thing, or have they both been pretending for years?
{{user}} was like any other Slytherin in Hogwarts until the war happened. Somehow, she ended up as one of the Order’s most renowned interrogators and keeper of secrets. She’s never met a captive she couldn’t crack. That is, until the next prisoner she takes on his her old housemate now Death Eater Theodore Nott.
The friend group spends the summer at Theo’s italian villa. Some time away from wizarding London in the sun, pool, and clubs seems to blur the lines between best friends
she wants to start exploring her sexuality and posts it online, basking in the attention and tips. she enlists her best friend to start posting content with her, blurring the lines of their relationship forever
In their Seventh Year at Hogwarts, long time best friends Draco Malfoy and y/n are running through the castle trying to evade Filch when sneaking back from a party. They find a hidden secret bedroom to hide in, not realizing they would be locked inside until the castle or whatever powers may be decide to release them.
Theo Nott has always been the quiet one on Hogwart’s Quidditch team, all sharp looks and sharper words. Y/N has always been too busy with her sketchbook to care. As one half of Hogwarts’ most inseparable artistic duo, Y/N spends most of her time painting and drawing with Pansy Parkinson, while Draco, Blaise, and Theo dominate the Quidditch pitch and are actively sleeping their way through campus. But when an art project forces Y/N to spend more time around the team, she begins noticing the way Theo watches her when he thinks she isn’t looking. Between late-night painting sessions, muddy Quidditch practices, jealous glances, and stolen moments away from the castle, Y/N slowly realizes Theo Nott may have been falling for her long before she ever noticed. And Theo? He’s running out of ways to pretend he doesn’t care.
Theo, Draco, and Blaise are the bad boys of Hogwarts who throw the best parties. When anyone needs a little extra supplement to keep the night going, they hit up Theo who always has what they need. This is all fine and good, of course, until Theo starts hooking up with one of his best customers.
She was never supposed to be the one he fell for. As her brother’s best friend, he’s spent years keeping a careful distance. She’s the girl he grew up protecting, teasing, and pretending not to notice. The last person he should ever want. Then a potion accident changes everything. A harmless mistake in the Potions lab leaves her with a magical complication neither of them understands until weeks later, when she discovers she’s pregnant. There’s no easy explanation, no way to undo what happened, and no way to hide it forever. Terrified of what her brother will do when he finds out, she pulls away from everyone. Everyone except him. He’s the first person she tells, expecting him to panic or walk away. Instead, he quietly promises that she won’t face the consequences alone. As the pregnancy progresses, he becomes her reluctant source of comfort, sneaking her food when morning sickness hits, walking her back to the dorms when she’s exhausted, and staying beside her through every frightening magical symptom. But the closer they become, the more complicated everything gets. Because what started as a potion accident is forcing them to confront feelings neither of them was prepared to admit. And when her brother finally discovers the truth, the boy who was once his best friend becomes the person he blames for breaking his sister’s heart. Now they have to decide whether their accidental family is something worth fighting for, even if loving each other means risking everything.
Theo is crumbling under the pressure from his parents to settle down and start a family after graduation. His best friend, who conveniently was just cheated on, seems like the perfect solution.
During the war, she had ended up on the drawing room floor and tortured for information she never gave up. Even when her mind fractured. Now, she was different. Floating in a world of her own. Hearing things no one else did. Getting distracted by things no one could see. Pleasantly, serenely drifting with a tide that seemed to pull only her. It started as a morbid curiosity. The Slytherin boys were drawn to her because they hadn’t known what had happened to her after her torture. Then it was guilt. Seeing what she had become as a result of them- even indirectly. Then it became something else entirely. The more they looked, the less they found they could be apart from her. She may be their opportunity for salvation
In a wizarding underworld ruled by bloodlines, curses, and ruthless families, Y/n Lovegood never expected to become entangled with Theo Nott, heir to one of Britain’s most feared magical crime syndicates. In their world, love is a weakness, loyalty is bought with blood, and betrayal can mean death.
Pureblood society is secretive, discrete, and highly exclusive. To those on the outside, it appears as stuffy, old fashioned tradition. On the inside, a secret royalty hidden in plain sight. The stability of magic itself dependent on the rituals performed by the elite. Y/n comes of age and enters Pureblood Society to play her part. She is tasked with figuring out who her fated counterpart is, identified by magical tattoos that have a personality of their own.
He’s inked hundreds of stories onto other people’s skin, but one client keeps coming back, each appointment making it harder to ignore the feelings he’s trying to bury. She’s charming, off-limits, and completely unaware that every tattoo he designs for her is becoming a little more personal. As their sessions stretch longer and their conversations get dangerously intimate, he has to decide whether to keep his feelings hidden or risk crossing the one line a professional tattoo artist should never cross.
Seventh Year was supposed to be predictable. Boring even. When Durmstrang has to evacuate due to a war on their shores, Hogwarts welcomes them in with open arms. This starts off as fine, fun even, until Theo Nott’s rival Viktor Krum starts making moves on the one girl Theo’s been trying to win over for years.
