"Do you think that I'd be a Hufflepuff too?" Her eyes gleamed in a reflection of the stars above head. "Yeah. Maybe even Gryffindor." He had said, with a smile tugging at the ends off his lips. -- Newt Scamander is taking a trip to New York as just a visit. A small get-a-way is what he wanted to call it. But, after bumping into an odd girl who's got her life planned down to the point and is scared of general human interaction, he's drawn in. But, he's in New York. Not only is it the place he's not supposed to be in, but he's starting to fall for the self proclaimed human biologist. This could be his rise, or downfall. To which will it be, is the question, (I have another Newt x reader called Fireflies) 11/18/16 - start date (( all characters except for YOU belong to J.K. Rowling and all other respective contributors to FBAWTFT. )) #49 in Fanfiction on 11/29/16

Upon his return to Britain from his adventure in New York, Newt Scamander meets an unusual, very unusual witch, one he knows from long ago during his time at Hogwarts. Could this very witch be the companion or even lover Newt so seeks or could she have beasts of her own, sinister things that threaten both her life and now his. •Newt Scamander x reader (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) •Highest ranking 21 in fanfiction December 19th 2016 [COMPLETED]

"Um, sir. Your Niffler, he's escaped again!" "Oh dear! I'm sorry, I got distracted by your beauty."

An aloof, though kind, Gryffindor Quidditch player with an attention span that of a gold fish catches the eye of one extremely shy Hufflepuff that promises her to show all of Hogwarts's magical creatures in an attempt to show off.

"Step into my case, I will not have you lose your memory." - Newt Scamander ends up staying longer than he planned in New York, meeting a girl he never planned on. Is he just being silly, or could this mean more? - Highest Rank: #1 in Fantastic Beasts - Note: Story was written only after the first movie came out, so events and personalities that take place in any other movies are/were unknown to the author. Take this story at face value after seeing only the first movie.