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In The Spaces Between | Finn Wolfhard

Cast in the newest season of Stranger Things, Y/N steps into a world she’s admired from afar. As she bonds with the cast and brings Daniela “Danny” Ruiz to life, on-screen tension with Mike Wheeler turns into something deeper. Between takes, quiet moments blur the line between acting and real feelings, and a slow-burn connection begins—unscripted and unexpected.

When I stopped looking

She spent two years falling for him. He spent those same two years convinced she was weirdly fucking obsessed with him. After graduation, Y/N finally moved on from Juan. A fresh start at UNT is supposed to be about nursing, hella friends, and becoming someone completely different from the girl she used to be. Then she finds out Juan goes there too. Fucking great. He’s older, grew even more fine as hell, still with his girlfriend, and absolutely hates the idea of having Y/N in his friend group. Unfortunately for both of them, their new friends have no intention of keeping them apart. Between late-night study sessions, campus events, constant arguments, and a friend group that thinks their hatred is hilarious, Y/N and Juan are forced closer together. But Y/N isn’t the girl Juan remembers. And the more he gets to know the person she’s become, the harder it becomes to fucking hate her. Because sometimes the person you can’t stand is the person you can’t stop fucking noticing. And sometimes… moving on is exactly what makes someone finally see you.

Mutual Dislike, Unfortunately

Y/N wasn’t looking for trouble during her first semester at UNT. Unfortunately, trouble came in the form of Juan Perozo: sarcastic, arrogant, irritatingly nonchalant, and apparently incapable of minding his own business. After a disastrous first encounter, the two make one thing clear: they can’t stand each other. But between unexpected run-ins, mutual friends, petty arguments, and a little too much back-and-forth, disliking each other might become a lot more complicated. And Juan? He’s definitely not catching feelings. …Right?

Seen only in Passings | Draco Malfoy

During one quiet summer, Y/N falls for Draco Malfoy as he spends every day at her house with her twin brother. Desperate to be noticed, she slowly loses herself in distractions and meaningless attention. When she finally stops trying, Draco notices her absence—but only after she’s learned to stop waiting to be chosen.

My Manor? | Draco Malfoy

7th year and last year at Hogwarts. After a long time of being “just friends” and denial, Draco and I are officially in love. Which means more snogging and more fucking. Our relationship is like no other. Possessive? Yes. Obsessive? Yes. But we get each other. We’ve know each other do so many years. Of course we make sense. We have each other nicknames, like baby, babe, mamas, darling, love. All the sorts. Even if he’s my boyfriend he’s still my best friend. And just like teens we curse. All the time.

When I Let Him In | Theo Nott

It’s summer, and Y/N and her friends bounce between each other’s manors. But everything changes when Theo accidentally barges in on Y/N in the shower and she unexpectedly opens up about her trauma. Instead of pulling away, Theo becomes—protective, loyal, and quietly falling for her. Through late nights, shared secrets, and growing trust, the two of them slowly become something more.

After hours 💫 | Draco Malfoy

I sneaked up to the Astronomy Tower for some quiet stargazing, only to find Draco already there, brooding. A storm traps us together overnight. At first we pass time by arguing, disagreeing and insulting each other. Between thunder, secrets, and accidental shoulder brushes, we start to realize that we understand each other more than we thought. The storm gets worse and worse and we’re bored and cold. Soon enough we had to cuddle to stay warm. Until we get idea to kiss. The kiss turn more and more. I was hungry and desperate. Then the kiss turned into sex, which is one way to keep warm. I lost my virginity that night.

Rivals-to-Partners | Draco Malfoy

Professor Snape pairs Draco and I for a spell that requires emotional synchronization. They fail miserably at first. But once we stop fighting and actually talk, the magic becomes ridiculously strong—stronger than either of us expected.