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Slytherin problem

Public Summary: When a new transfer student arrives at Hogwarts, User doesn’t think much of it. At first. Then the girl starts copying her interests, inserting herself into her friendships, and turning every interaction into a competition. What begins as a minor annoyance quickly grows into something much bigger as rumors spread, tensions rise, and the entire school becomes invested in the drama. As the rivalry escalates, User’s closest friends begin to notice the pattern—and they aren’t nearly as oblivious as the new girl thinks they are. After all, it’s one thing to want what someone else has. It’s another thing entirely to try and take their place.

Quietly Yours | male pov

For years, User loved her quietly. He never confessed. Never begged. Never asked her to choose him. Instead, he stayed. Through high school. Through every heartbreak. Through the five years the man she truly loved disappeared without a word. Then, one day… He came back. And she chose him. User smiled, wished them happiness, and stepped aside without resentment. The Batfamily expected anger. Instead, they witnessed something far rarer— A man who loved deeply enough to let go with grace. As they spent more time with him, they began to understand what she had overlooked. Not a perfect man. Not a flashy one. Just one who showed up. Every single time. And if she couldn’t see the value in someone like that… Maybe it was time someone else did.

Slytherin Doesn’t Share

At Hogwarts, the Slytherin common room was supposed to be orderly, controlled, and a little untouchable. Then User moved in. Suddenly, calm turns into chaos, and six of Slytherin’s most complicated boys start orbiting the same person in very different ways—some subtle, some loud, some impossible to ignore. Draco pretends he’s not bothered. Blaise turns everything into a game. Theodore watches more than he speaks. Lorenzo makes it feel effortless. Evan stands too close when it matters. And Barty… makes problems just to see what happens. What starts as harmless tension turns into something sharper: jealousy, loyalty, rivalry, and feelings nobody is saying out loud. In Slytherin, nothing stays simple for long—especially not people

His Royal Highness… Apparently | male pov

Dick Grayson made a new friend. Then he invited him to Wayne Manor. Somehow, one visit turned into movie nights, shared breakfasts, borrowed hoodies, and a permanent seat at the Wayne family table. Before anyone realized it, User had become just another member of the family. Then one ordinary morning, the Batfamily discovered their newest unofficial Wayne wasn’t just an ordinary guy… He was a prince. Good thing they never cared about titles anyway. After all, to them, he’ll always be the boy who fell asleep on their couch.

Beautifully Deceived

THREE LIES. ONE FACE. THREE MEN WHO WERE NEVER SUPPOSED TO MEET HER. Carolina, Juliette, and Eleanora had one thing in common: they were very good at pretending to be someone they weren’t. Using User’s face, the three girls catfished a billionaire CEO, a famous actor, and a future doctor. What began as a game soon became something far more complicated when the men started wanting to meet the women they’d fallen for. But the girls weren’t prepared for their lies to unravel. And neither were the men prepared to discover that the woman behind the face they’d grown attached to had never spoken to them at all. Now, User has a choice. She could expose everything immediately—or play innocent and see just how far the deception goes. After all, she never asked to become part of their game. But perhaps she can turn it into her own. Eryx. Caius. Elias. Three men. Three very different hearts. And one girl who might become their greatest unexpected complication. They thought they knew her. They haven’t even met her yet.

Not Them

Gotham always believed User was the perfect hero. They were wrong. User was never merciful. Never hesitant. Never afraid to cross lines other heroes wouldn’t. The only thing stopping Gotham’s most dangerous protector from becoming its greatest threat was simple… They didn’t care enough to go that far. Until someone they loved was hurt. When the Batfamily watches User unleash the full extent of their power to save Jason, they finally understand the truth: User was never a good person pretending to be dangerous. They were a dangerous person who found a family worth becoming better for. And anyone who threatens that family will learn exactly why Gotham feared them.

An Innocent Little Monster

Everyone at Hogwarts knows User as the sweetest boy in school. Kind. Gentle. Always smiling. The type of person who could never hurt a fly. They’re wrong. The smile is an act. The kindness is calculated. And the moment someone gets on User’s bad side, the mask slips just long enough to reveal the cold, expressionless person beneath. Unfortunately for User… A group of Slytherins catches on. Instead of running away, they’re completely fascinated. Because beneath the angelic smile… They’ve found someone just as dangerous as they are.

Until It Was You

User had always been the gentlest person in Wayne Manor. Kind. Patient. Always smiling. The Batfamily had never seen him angry—not once. Then one of them came home barely standing, covered in blood. User simply helped patch them up, smiled softly, and said he was “going out for a little while.” Hours later… The Batfamily found him standing in the middle of a warehouse surrounded by unconscious criminals. For the first time… There wasn’t a trace of kindness left in his eyes.

The Things We Pretend

When a student refuses to take no for an answer, Draco Malfoy makes a split-second decision that changes everything. “She’s dating me.” What begins as a simple lie to get someone off User’s back quickly spirals into one of Hogwarts’ favorite rumors. No matter how many times they deny it, nobody believes them. Eventually, pretending to date seems easier than fighting the gossip. At least, that’s what they tell themselves. As the months pass, the line between fake and real begins to blur, and the rest of their friend group finds themselves reacting in ways they can’t quite explain. Because while the relationship may have started as an act, the feelings surrounding it are becoming a lot harder to fake.

It’s My Turn

User is the worst person to share a bed with. They kick, steal blankets, sleep sideways, and somehow always wake up tangled around whoever let them stay the night. Every morning, the Batfamily swears they’ll never do it again. Every evening… They’re somehow arguing over whose turn it is to lose another night’s sleep. None of them realize they’re not fighting over a bed anymore. They’re fighting over User.

Their Reporter

Every reporter in Gotham knows the rules. Bruce Wayne doesn’t stop. The Batfamily doesn’t answer. Batman certainly doesn’t give interviews. So why… Does everything change when User arrives? Somehow, Bruce always has time for one more question. Dick greets her before she can say hello. Jason makes sure nobody pushes past her. Tim already has her coffee. Damian actually answers. And Alfred somehow knows she’s forgotten lunch. The rest of Gotham’s press is convinced she’s hiding the greatest journalistic secret of the century. User insists there’s no secret at all. She just showed them kindness… …and somewhere along the way, Gotham’s most guarded family quietly decided to return it.

The Favorite Part of Coming Home

Nobody remembers exactly when it happened. Somewhere between movie nights, shared meals, late-night conversations, and quiet moments spent together, User became a permanent part of the Batfamily’s routine. The person everyone sought out after a bad day. The person who made the Manor feel a little warmer, a little brighter, a little more like home. The problem is that nobody realizes just how attached they’ve become until User leaves for a weekend. Now, with the Manor feeling strangely empty and everyone acting increasingly out of character, the Batfamily is forced to confront a truth they’d rather ignore: somewhere along the way, User stopped being just another member of the family and became the favorite part of coming home.

The Day It All Came Crashing Down

Public Summary: It starts with a headache. Then a fever that never goes away. User insists it’s nothing serious, brushing off every concerned glance with the same reassuring smile and a quiet, “I’ll be okay.” The Batfamily wants to believe them. Until the day User collapses. In one terrifying moment, they realize the greatest threat they’ve ever faced isn’t a villain… It’s the thought of losing the person who quietly became their whole world.

Say That Again

User never thought much of speaking Italian. It was simply their first language. Then one phone call with their mother changed everything. The Slytherin boys accidentally overheard them speaking fluent Italian—and suddenly, nothing was the same. Now every “Can you translate this?” and every “How do you say that in Italian?” is just another excuse to hear User’s warm, melodic accent again. User thinks they’re curious about the language. The boys know the truth. They’re hopelessly addicted to hearing the version of User that sounds the most like home.

He Finally Showed Up

For six years, Livia Romano has been saying the same thing whenever anyone dares to mess with her: "Don't make me get my brother." Nobody believes her. Not really. Because the terrifying Romano heir—future head of one of the most powerful pure-blood families in Europe—has never once shown up at Hogwarts. So when a calm, well-mannered transfer student finally arrives in seventh year... The castle expects a monster. What they get instead is User Romano. Polite. Soft-spoken. Respectful. A green-flag Slytherin who thanks people for their help and treats everyone with quiet kindness. But kindness doesn’t mean weakness. Because the moment someone pushes too far... Everyone remembers exactly why the Romano name was feared in the first place.

Offline

Everyone knew User. The world’s most famous model. The face behind countless campaigns. The internet’s favorite celebrity. Meeting someone like them was impossible… Or so the Slytherin boys thought. When Hogwarts welcomes a mysterious transfer student, they quickly discover that no photo, runway, or viral video could ever compare to meeting User in person. Somehow… The internet’s favorite person just became their classmate.

Where Do I Sit Now?

A year ago, User left Hogwarts. Now she’s finally coming home. She expects things to be different. New classes, new stories, new memories she wasn’t there to make. What she doesn’t expect is how easily everyone seems to have adapted to life without her. Her friends are happy to see her. They missed her. They never stopped caring. So why does she feel like a guest in her own life? As User struggles to find where she fits in a group that kept moving while she was gone, the people closest to her begin to realize that coming back isn’t always the same as coming home—and that the person they spent a year missing may be slipping away from them all over again.

Collecting Slytherins

Pick-me in Hogwarts?!! The usee never meant to become the center of attention. Somehow, it just happened. A seat was always saved for her at meals. Someone was always waiting for her after class. Her study sessions somehow turned into group gatherings, and she couldn’t walk through the halls without running into at least one familiar face. To her, it was normal. To everyone else, it was obvious. Especially to the girl who decided they were rivals. Now, while the user goes about her life completely unaware, one particularly determined student is fighting a one-sided battle for popularity, attention, and the affection of Hogwarts’ most sought-after friend group. The only problem? Nobody told the user there was a competition.

They Never Saw You Leave

Everyone attended the funeral. Everyone praised User’s composure. The famous heir stood tall, accepted condolences with a smile, and returned to Hogwarts as though nothing had happened. So naturally… Everyone assumed they were okay. Until one quiet evening in the Slytherin common room, User stopped responding altogether—eyes fixed on the fire, mind somewhere far away. For the first time, the boys realized they hadn’t been watching someone heal. They’d been watching someone survive. And they refused to let User do it alone any longer.

The Married Idiots of Slytherin

Everyone at Hogwarts knew Draco Malfoy and User were inseparable. They just didn’t know why. The constant hand-holding, the matching rings, the way Draco would drop everything the moment User called his name, the way they acted like they had been together forever… Everyone assumed it was love. They were right. They were just missing one tiny detail— Draco Malfoy and User had been married since childhood. When Slytherin finally discovers the truth, chaos follows as they realize their favorite “couple” wasn’t a new romance… They were already an old married couple. And now the entire house has one mission: Keep Mom and Dad together.

Royal Guest

For over a year, User had practically lived at Wayne Manor. He cooked with Alfred. Babysat Ace. Lost arguments to Jason. Played chess with Damian. Fell asleep on the manor couch like he belonged there. The Batfamily knew everything about him… Or so they thought. It wasn’t until a formal invitation arrived—sealed with a royal crest—that they discovered the truth. Their favorite houseguest… Was a prince. And the guest room they’d insisted he use belonged to someone who had a castle waiting for him all along.

The Villain Who Listened

Everyone in Gotham knew User as the Smiling Devil. Batman’s most dangerous enemy. A villain who never hesitated, never broke, and never showed mercy. So when User suddenly starts appearing at Wayne Manor after a rainy night encounter with Alfred, nobody knows what to make of it. Publicly, Batman and User are still enemies. Privately, they share dinners, arguments, and a place at the Wayne family table. Until one night… User stops showing up. No crimes. No fights. No mocking smiles across rooftops. Just silence. When the Batfamily finally finds them, they discover the truth—Gotham’s most feared villain wasn’t defeated by an enemy. They were nearly killed because they kept a promise. A promise they made to Batman. And for the first time, Bruce Wayne has to face the possibility that asking his enemy to change… may have almost taken them away

Not Second Place

Ron Weasley has always been the boy standing beside someone else. The funny one. The loyal one. The one people underestimate. But when someone else starts getting closer to you, Ron realizes something he’s been trying to ignore for years… He doesn’t just care about you. He’s completely, hopelessly in love with you. With the help of his Gryffindor friends, Ron has to face the one thing more terrifying than any spell or creature: Admitting that the person he’s always chosen might actually choose him too.

Last Time

For years, User had a habit of calling when she needed something. A ride home. Help carrying boxes. Advice. Company. The requests were never big, but they were constant enough that the Batfamily stopped thinking about them. Until they stopped. Months pass before anyone notices that User hasn’t asked for a single favor. No calls. No texts. No late-night requests for help. Nothing. As concern turns into suspicion and suspicion turns into full-blown paranoia, the family becomes convinced something must be wrong. The problem? User is perfectly fine. She simply thought everyone was too busy to bother. Now a family of emotionally repressed vigilantes must come to terms with the fact that the thing they’re most upset about isn’t that User needs help—it’s that she stopped asking for it.

Who Saves the Hero

In another universe, User was known as the greatest hero alive. The world adored them. They saved cities, stopped wars, and carried impossible burdens with a smile. What no one ever realized… Was that there was nobody waiting for them when the mission ended. No family. No friends. No home. When a mysterious portal tears User from their dying world and drops them into the Avengers’ universe, Earth’s Mightiest Heroes gain a powerful new ally. What they don’t realize is that User has spent so long saving everyone else… They’ve forgotten how to save themselves. And the hardest mission the Avengers will ever face won’t be defeating another villain— It’ll be convincing one lonely hero that, this time… They don’t have to carry the world alone.