We’re recording a youtube video in a haunted house with me, Nick Sturniolo, Chris Sturniolo, Matt Sturniolo, Colby Brock, Sam Golbach and Sam’s newest girlfriend.
Mattheo Riddle and Y/N have been best friends for years. They know each other better than anyone else, and Mattheo has always had a soft spot for him. But lately, something feels different. Mattheo starts noticing things he never used to notice—the way Y/N smiles, the sound of his laugh, the warmth of his touch. Feelings he can’t quite explain begin to surface, leaving him questioning something he’s never questioned before: his sexuality. And the worst part? Y/N is the one person Mattheo can’t afford to lose.
Elliot Carter has spent most of his life blending into the background. Quiet, awkward, and more comfortable with books than people, he’s accepted that some lives are simply meant to be lived alone. That is, until Y/N walks into his life. What begins as an unexpected friendship slowly grows into something neither of them ever planned—a story of firsts, hidden feelings, and discovering that sometimes, all it takes is one person to make you feel seen.
Your biggest rival is the last person you’d ever want as a partner—unfortunately, you don’t have a choice. When a dangerous criminal syndicate can only be infiltrated by a married couple, you’re forced to go undercover with Silas Ravenwood: cold, arrogant, and infuriatingly talented. Now you must survive secret missions, suspicious enemies, and living under the same roof while pretending to be happily married. The only problem? The line between fake and real is starting to blur. 💍🖤
You and Draco Malfoy have spent years at Hogwarts without ever becoming more than familiar faces. Different circles, different friends, no reason to speak. That changes in your fifth year when a chance encounter brings you into each other’s lives. What starts as simple curiosity slowly becomes friendship, late-night conversations, and a closeness neither of you expected. Somewhere along the way, Draco stops being a stranger—and becomes something much more.
At Hogwarts, whispers follow them everywhere. Six people. One relationship. While the castle waits for jealousy to tear them apart, Y/N, Lorenzo, Draco, Mattheo, Theodore, and Blaise prove that love isn’t something to divide—it’s something to share.
Nico Carter has hated Y/N for years. So when their teacher forces them to work together for an entire semester, neither of them is happy. They hate each other. At least, that’s what Nico keeps telling himself.
They’ve hated each other for years. Then one spell goes wrong, leaving Draco and Y/N magically bound together. Now they have to figure out how to break the bond—and why someone wanted them connected in the first place.
He only wanted a loaf of bread and a place to sleep for the night. He never expected to find a home. A cozy medieval slow-burn filled with fresh bread, autumn evenings, village life, and the kind of love that grows quietly, one day at a time. (I’M MAKING A BOOK TO WATTPAD WITH THE SAME TITLE)
Isac Halley has been trying to live with the aftermath of an abusive relationship he escaped months ago. His ex is gone, completely out of his life—but the trauma, depression, and fear he left behind aren’t. Isac doesn’t need someone to save him. He needs someone willing to stay while he slowly learns that love isn’t supposed to hurt. And Y/N might be the first person who makes him believe that.
Adrian and Y/N have never liked each other. Years of arguments, resentment, and mutual hatred have made one thing very clear: they would rather be anywhere than together. So when Adrian calls Y/N at 1:23 a.m., crying so hard he can barely speak and begging him to come get him, Y/N has no idea what to expect. He only knows one thing. He can’t leave Adrian alone.
Y/N, Draco, Mattheo, Theo, Blaise, and Enzo aren’t five boys fighting over one person. They’re all together. Six people. One polycule. Fifteen relationships. Endless chaos, affection, jealousy, and memories made at Hogwarts.
Draco Malfoy and Y/N are not dating. They’re simply talking. Talking that involves flirting, stolen jumpers and kisses, saved seats, suspiciously frequent walks together and Draco becoming inexplicably annoyed whenever someone else pays Y/N attention. Completely normal. Nothing to see here. Everyone at Hogwarts knows they’re going to end up together. Draco is apparently the last person to figure it out.
Draco Malfoy has never really been alone. There’s always someone around him. Friends, classmates, family. Someone to sit beside, someone to argue with, someone whose name appears on their phone when they get good news or have a terrible day. And somehow, he’s still the one who goes back to his room alone. He tells himself he doesn’t care. That he doesn’t need anyone waiting for him, that relationships are overrated, that watching everyone else fall in love isn’t slowly driving him insane. He doesn’t believe himself. Because Draco doesn’t just want someone to love. He wants to be someone’s first choice. Then Y/N comes along, and for the first time, Draco starts wondering if maybe there was never anything wrong with him. Maybe he just hadn’t met the right person yet.
“His job was to protect Y/N. Falling in love was never part of the assignment.” After a serious threat against the Mercer family, elite bodyguard Roman Vale is hired to remain at Y/N’s side around the clock. Calm, disciplined, and impossible to read, Roman treats every assignment with unwavering professionalism. But as days turn into weeks, routine becomes comfort, comfort becomes attachment, and the line between duty and desire grows harder to ignore.