Alex was born into privilege, James into questions, yet their lives have always been intertwined. Between the polished halls of Boston and the sun-bleached ruins of a forgotten island, they will stumble into secrets far older than themselves, and emotions far more dangerous than they can admit. But prophecy is never simple. Someone is coming. Someone who will turn friendship into fire, test loyalty until it breaks, and shatter everything Alex and James thought they knew about love, history, and themselves. This is not just a story of two teenagers on the edge of discovery. It is the beginning of a journey that will follow them as they grow, stumble, and rise, until the choices of youth shape the destiny of adults. Some mysteries can rewrite the past. Others decide the future. Author's Disclaimer She of the Blue and Gold is an original work of fiction inspired by the public-domain legends and elements of ancient Greek mythology. All characters, places, events, and organizations depicted in this story are creations of the author. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to other fictional works, is purely coincidental. The mythological and historical references contained herein belong to the public domain and are used solely as cultural inspiration. Content & Age Advisory She of the Blue and Gold is a young-adult (YA) novel recommended for readers aged 13 and up. The story includes mild emotional tension, themes of friendship, jealousy, family conflict, and scientific discovery, but does not contain explicit sexual content, graphic violence, or strong language. Occasional references to loss, danger, or emotional distress appear within an appropriate teen-fiction context and are handled sensitively. There are no depictions of self-harm, abuse, or trauma triggers beyond ordinary emotional experiences of adolescence and discovery. This work is suitable for general teen and young-adult audiences.

Draco x Gabriela (reader) || Draco Malfoy, the tough Slytherin Prince, has a new bicker-mate, Gabriela Granger. Will they cool off or stay as bicker-mates? Will Draco keep his tough exterior? Or will Gabriela soften it?...

how would you describe a girl born into the wealthiest and most noble family of the wizarding world? spoiled? self-absorbed? or maybe awkward? her realities go well beyond her aristocratic background as soon as her biggest concern, her father, pops up from the past.

(A Draco Malfoy x she/her Reader fanfiction) !!!! Books 2-7 !!!! *enemies to lovers and slow burn!* #1 in dracofanfic! #1 in yourname! Your first year is your first encounter with Draco, his platinum blonde hair and the arrogant and cocky look he has on his face says it all. As the year(s) go by, the blonde is trying to insult you constantly, to make your life harder than it should be. In your second year you somehow become friends with him and end up making out with him on a...few occasions. There are many twists and turns in the relationship between you and him, including some gut wrenching heartbreaks and deaths. Yet, In spite of everything the two of you have been through, he ends up as the love of your life.

This could have been a gentle story for quiet autumn evenings. But it shattered against Morphine - a chapter that will not let you stay indifferent. And now, you'll understand why. This is not a story about perfect love. It's about healing through pain, about love that blooms after trauma, and about the fragile line between salvation and obsession. She is a woman rebuilding herself from the ashes. Not strong - simply real. A mother. A fighter. A writer whose words cut deeper than truth itself. She doesn't want to be someone's muse - she only wants to be understood. He is the man the world worships... and fears. A legend. A symbol of an era. But behind the fame, there's a man haunted by his own darkness. Together, they are fire and gasoline - two broken souls learning how to love without losing themselves. Their story isn't a fairytale. It's an age-gap dark romance about redemption, grief, and the courage to love again. With touch. With words. With silence between the lines.