Y/n is Bellatrix's Lestrange daughter who's new at Hogwarts, in your fourth year. You meet a boy who you hate. Soon turning into love. It's a love hate relationship and things get creepy, with the dark Wizarding world. Making mistakes with Draco brings you closer than anyone else.
!!SEQUEL TO DARK SECRETS (DRACO MALFOY X READER!! After Y/N Riddle is sent to Azkaban for her crimes she committed during the war, she awaits her trial. Little does she know that she will come in contact with a familiar face in the process. The boy who left her alone in the castle that once was her home, the boy who...
COMPLETED SMUT After many mysterious run ins with a blonde boy over the years, May Kingsley didn't experience a proper introduction until her 6th year at Hogwarts. He quickly finds his fantasy of her is much better in real life, but he's not the only one who wants her. He'll do whatever it takes.
Your name is: Y/N Lloyd. You come from a wealthy, strict pure-blood family. Your mothers name is Camilla Lloyd. Your fathers name is Matthew Lloyd. Your father works beside many other respected, wealthy and praised names of the Wizarding World at the Ministry. Your mother stays home most of the time, looking after yo...
To debate between hatred, friendship, love - with a foe, a friend, or a lover.
Adreanna didn't know it then, but both her and Draco Malfoy were not so different from one another; willing to sacrifice one life to save another's.
"Darkness is what makes the light matter Draco." ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Love is not about falling for one's virtues, but for flaws. Games and fun, that's all there was to it, but time proves to be a mastermin...
(y/n) Potter always thought she was a normal girl until one single event changes all she believed in. Now at Hogwarts, she finds herself falling for her brother's enemy, what will she do about these feelings. Read and find out. Disclaimer: I unfortunately do not own Harry Potter, it all belongs to J.K Rowling.
