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    Under His Nose

    Y/N is Lorenzo Berkshire’s younger sister, only ten months younger and one of the few people who can match him joke for joke. They’re extremely close, which is exactly why Lorenzo has made one thing clear to all of his seventh-year friends: Y/N is off limits. Y/N is a sixth-year Slytherin, best friends with Astoria Greengrass, and has known Lorenzo’s friends for years. She fits in with them effortlessly—smart, mature, gorgeous, and quick enough to keep up with every inappropriate joke thrown her way. After Slytherin beats Gryffindor, the common room erupts into a massive celebration. Y/N has a little too much to drink and ends up far closer to one of Lorenzo’s friends than she should. Nothing happens that Lorenzo notices. But something definitely changes. After that night, his friend starts finding excuses to be around Y/N—sitting beside her, walking her to class, showing up wherever she happens to be, and lingering a little too long when no one else is watching. The problem? Y/N is starting to make excuses too. And if Lorenzo finds out one of his closest friends has been secretly pursuing his little sister, things are going to get very interesting. Pick your love interest.

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    Until the Year is Up

    Y/N has spent her life becoming exactly what a respectable pureblood daughter should be—beautiful, accomplished, well-mannered, and freshly graduated from Hogwarts, ready to enter wizarding society. But the moment she leaves school, she learns her future has already been decided. Years ago, the Nott and Y/L/N families arranged a marriage contract between their children. Now that she has come of age, it is no longer a formality but a deadline: by the end of the year, she is expected to marry Theodore Nott. On paper, he is everything a pureblood family could want—wealthy, handsome, intelligent, and heir to an ancient name. There is only one problem. Theo has no intention of marrying her. His heart belongs to Astoria Greengrass, and he treats the engagement as an inconvenience, avoiding Y/N and dismissing her attempts at civility as if the contract does not exist. Y/N initially tries to make the best of it, hoping they might at least coexist peacefully, but Theo’s rejection quickly ends that possibility. Then she discovers a loophole: if she secures another suitable pureblood match before the year ends, the contract becomes void. For once, they agree on something—they should not marry each other. So Y/N does what any sensible witch would do with twelve months to find a husband: she recruits Pansy Parkinson. Pansy—her best friend and ruthless matchmaking expert—is delighted. What follows is a whirlwind of balls, dinners, Ministry events, and increasingly chaotic suitor arrangements. Some candidates are dull, some unbearable, some acceptable on paper but wrong in every other way, and a few dangerously tempting. Meanwhile, Theodore watches as Y/N becomes one of society’s most sought-after witches. Men court her, send flowers, and compete for her attention. Which shouldn’t bother him. After all, this is what he wanted. Isn’t it? But as the months slip away and the list of suitors grows shorter, something begins to shift in Theodore Nott.

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    A Little Southern Hex

    Everyone knows Vittoria Zabini goes through husbands like other women go through handbags. Except this time, the husband seems to be staying. After meeting at an exotic potions convention, Vittoria and Marcel Devereaux elope barely a month later. Terribly romantic—unless you’re Marcel’s sixteen-year-old daughter, whose entire life has just been relocated across the Atlantic. Raised between the bayous and bustling streets of New Orleans, Y/N Devereaux isn’t thrilled about trading Louisiana for an English estate, a new stepmother, and a stepbrother she never asked for. Blaise Zabini, however, turns out to be the one complication she actually likes. Over a summer of shared secrets, merciless teasing, and escaping their parents’ newlywed affection, they become best friends. By September, calling each other brother and sister feels natural—which is fortunate, because Y/N is transferring to Hogwarts for sixth year. And Blaise’s friends are very interested in meeting her. With a sharp mind, a wicked little Southern drawl, and a talent for finding trouble, Y/N has little intention of reshaping herself to suit British pureblood society. Her family’s closely guarded magical traditions, rooted in Louisiana Voodoo, only give her new classmates more to whisper about. Blaise can explain the moving staircases and warn her about his friends. He can’t prepare them for her—or predict which friendships might become something more. Between unfamiliar magic, late-night adventures, fierce loyalties, and some inconvenient feelings, Hogwarts is about to become considerably more interesting. Choose your love interest—or let your heart lead you toward several—and decide who earns a place in your new life. The Slytherin boys won’t know what hit them.

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    Kids’ Turn

    It’s that time of year again when the purebloods host their high society summer galas and drag their kids around and boast about how perfect they are and how much they’re a credit to their lineage. But when the adults start talking about other things, it’s the kids’ turn to socialize amongst each other in their own private parties - which happen to be a lot less tame and proper than their parents’. What happens when you’re the new French pureblood girl meeting all of them for the first time when your parents drag you along? Everyone takes an interest in the pretty new pureblood girl with the French accent who knows how to act decidedly less than proper?

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