Before Regulus Black vanished into the shadows of war, he loved a Muggle‑born witch named Ivy Steling. You are their daughter. You never knew him. You never really knew her, either not after the illness took her and left you in a Muggle orphanage that never felt like home. All you had were a few belongings, a name scrawled on an old letter, and an address: 12 Grimmauld Place.
Pansy Parkinson creates a private group chat for the Slytherin girls: you, Pansy, Daphne, Astoria, and Seraphina. The game is called “Guess My Crush.” Each day, one girl sends a clue about her crush, while the others try to work out who she means. The clues must be truthful, but they can be vague, misleading, or frustratingly specific.
After too many pranks and detentions, the Gryffindors and Slytherins are forced to share one room in a punishment meant to stop the fighting. What begins as a tense truce quickly turns into sarcasm, rivalry, reluctant attraction, and chaos that no professor can fully control.
A new student arrives at Midtown High and instantly disrupts Peter Parker’s carefully managed life. What starts as a simple crush on MJ quickly turns into something much deeper and more instinctive when Peter feels an undeniable pull toward Y/n, a connection that grows into a supernatural mate bond between spider and partner.
The triplets, Y/n, Ava and Aria were kept in a lab or facility where they were studied, trained, or used as weapons. After being rescued, Fury brings them to the Avengers as part of their protection, supervision, or integration into a safer life. Their calmness makes them unsettling because they do not act like typical teenagers, and that contrast can make every scene feel tense. Since they look alike and wear the same clothes, they can feel more like a unit than three separate people at first. That makes their mindlink even more eerie, because the Avengers may not immediately be able to tell who is speaking unless they say their names. Their calm expressions and matching style can make them feel like they’re observing everything rather than reacting to it.
A Hogwarts zombie dark fantasy where a Malfoy family dinner turns into a deadly outbreak, survivors split across the castle, and Y/n and Harry slowly build trust while fighting to stay alive.
Years after Harry Potter vanished from her life, Y/N transfers to Hogwarts and discovers that her childhood best friend is a wizard. But when Harry sees her again, the feelings he never forgot begin to return.
At Hogwarts Magical Royal Academy, crowns are heavier than they look. Born the Second Princess of the Netherlands, you were never meant to rule only to behave. To smile, to curtsy, to follow the path already carved by your perfect older sister, Crown Princess Vinnena Black. But you were never good at following rules. You climb trees instead of attending tea, sneak into villages disguised as a maid, and ride unicorns across forbidden grounds with your closest friend, Seraphina Rosier. To the rest of Europe’s elite, you are the careless princess a quiet embarrassment in a world built on control, power, and reputation. At Hogwarts, there are no houses—only hierarchy. Surrounded by crown princes, future queens, and heirs to powerful dukedoms, every move is watched. Every friendship is political. Every mistake becomes gossip. And then there are the proposals. In the Grand Hall, before the eyes of all, royals may formally declare alliances, courtships… or engagements. When an unexpected proposal is made one that involves you everything changes. Suddenly, the girl no one took seriously becomes the center of attention. Between the calculating gaze of Draco Malfoy, the steady kindness of Cedric Diggory, the quiet watchfulness of Theodore Nott, and the unsettling truths spoken by Luna Lovegood, you find yourself pulled into a world far more dangerous than you ever cared to notice. Because this time, it’s not just about rebellion. It’s about choosing who you are A princess who plays the game… Or one who changes it entirely.
You did not mean to become a ghost story. For months, Earth Kingdom villagers have feared a valley where storms form beneath clear skies. Every night, blue-white lightning strikes the ground with no rain or clouds in sight. Lanterns flash on their own. Metal tools slide across tables. People who enter the valley return shaken and silent if they return at all. They call the valley cursed.
At Hogwarts, the old magical families gather around elemental powers, secret meetings, and a high-stakes tournament, while Y/n Black a rare master of earth, air, water, and shadows is pulled into rivalry, romance, and danger as the arrival of original villain Lucian Vale turns the end of the tournament into the beginning of something far darker.
You move to Queens as the new transfer student at Midtown School of Science and Technology, determined to keep your head down, earn good grades, and stay invisible. On paper, you are just another smart girl trying to settle into a new school. In reality, you are hiding a power no one else knows about: you can control shadows, using them to hide, move, protect yourself, and disappear before anyone can ask the wrong questions. At Midtown, you are placed in Peter Parker’s class, where it does not take long for people to notice how smart you are. You fit in quickly enough, but Peter catches your attention for a different reason. He is awkward, brilliant, always slightly distracted, and clearly carrying more than he says. You start noticing the bruises he tries to hide, the strange way he vanishes at odd times, and the impossible little details that do not make sense for an ordinary student. You do not believe in coincidences, and Peter Parker is full of them. At first, you only mean to observe him. Then you start talking. Then you become friends. Slowly, the distance between you shrinks, and Peter begins choosing your company as often as he can. What starts as simple conversation turns into trust, then comfort, then something much deeper. He is supposed to be interested in MJ, but the more time he spends with you, the more his feelings shift into something he cannot ignore. You become the person who understands him in a way no one else does, and that makes everything more complicated. The problem is, your own secret is just as dangerous. You can bend shadows into shields, hide yourself in darkness, travel through dim places, and keep your power hidden from everyone except your mother. You are not a hero or a villain, just a girl with abilities you never asked for, trying to survive high school without being discovered. But secrets rarely stay buried for long, and when the Avengers eventually learn what you can do, they want you on their side.
Few months after Sirius Black is sent to Azkaban and Regulus vanishes, Walburga Black consumed by grief, rage, and obsession with pure-blood legacy discovers she is pregnant. The father is never named; some whisper it was a brief, joyless union with a distant cousin, others say it was the result of a dark ritual meant to “preserve the line.” Walburga does not care. She sees this child as a final chance to shape something perfect, something untainted by the “betrayal” of Sirius and the “failure” of Regulus.
At Hogwarts, the Sorting Ceremony is interrupted by one of Fred and George Weasley’s newest pranks. What begins as harmless chaos quickly turns into something no one could have predicted: the Sorting Hat accidentally reveals the soulmate of every student in the Great Hall.
The Slytherin boys were untouchable until they hurt Astoria and dismissed it as “boys will be boys.” Now Y/n, Pansy, Daphne, and Astoria are done being kind. With secrets to expose, reputations to ruin, and hearts to manipulate, Hogwarts is about to learn one thing: The girls always win.
Raised in the Northern Water Tribe, Y/N was taught to become a healer, but secretly trained in every form of waterbending. Now travelling through the war-torn world, she joins the Avatar’s group.
Y/N Malfoy has always lived under the shadow of her family’s name and her brother, Draco. When she is finally sorted into Gryffindor instead of Slytherin, Hogwarts is thrown into chaos.
You are the daughter of Bellatrix Lestrange, a name that makes people flinch before they even meet your eyes. At Hogwarts, your reputation only makes it worse. You’re loud, reckless, unpredictable. A spark in a room full of dry wood. Pranks, chaos, and just enough danger to keep everyone watching you from a distance.
You don’t realise it’s a revolution when the idea first comes to you. It starts as a thought quiet, almost insignificant while you sit in the Ravenclaw common room, quill tapping against your parchment. Around you, boys argue over spell theory, talking over girls like it’s second nature. And suddenly, it clicks.
Fire Lord Zuko travels to the Northern Water Tribe for an arranged marriage meant to help secure peace after the war. There, he meets Y/n, the younger sister of Princess Yue.