Y/N Y/L/N returns to Hogwarts determined to keep her head down-focus on Potions, focus on the future, focus on anything that isn't the Weasley twins wreaking havoc wherever she turns. Being a Hufflepuff has never made her soft. She's too kind to be cruel, but also too sharp-tongued to let anyone mistake her for weak. Y/N plans to survive the year untouched. Then George Weasley starts looking at her like her smile is something sacred. He doesn't mock her kindness. He doesn't treat her like she's naïve. He just keeps showing up-between classes, in Hogsmeade, in the spaces where laughter still exists even when the world is getting darker. And slowly, against her better judgement, Y/N realises the most dangerous thing about George Weasley isn't his mischief... It's his gentleness. [ Canon! PoA onwards 💛 Mature Themes | Smut ]

They met at fourteen. Before the war. Before the loss. Before love meant anything. She wasn't supposed to matter. She was just supposed to pass through. Just a new girl finding her place at Hogwarts-until she found herself tangled in the lives of the Weasley twins, where laughter came easy, chaos came easier, and everything felt like home. What started as friendship-easy, effortless, and a little reckless-slowly became something harder to ignore. Because some people don't just change your life. They become it. But life has a way of changing everything when you least expect it. This is the story of every version of them. The laughing one. The broken one. And the one learning how to love again. A slowburn friends-to-lovers George Weasley x OC story spanning from fourth year (Chamber of Secrets) to after the war. Fireworks fade. Love doesn't.

"Your dad gave you this?" I nodded, still not looking at the necklace. "Your dad did that to your neck." He stated, matter of factly. "Nod. Yes or No. Because this fucking chain is bruised into your skin." ◌ It had always been hard at home, away from her friends and walking on eggshells around her abusive father. Hogwarts was the perfect escape for Cassidy. When her brother doesn't make it through the summer at home and Cassidy is forced to return to Hogwarts without him, she grows closer with her friends, close enough that they might discover her biggest secret. Close enough that one of them might save her from it. PoA-DH Characters and storyline belong to J.K. Rowling, only original characters are my own. xoxo Best Rankings: 1st in #HarryPotter 1st in #FredWeasley 1st in #Fred 1st in #Freddie 1st in #Weasley 1st in #FredandGeorge 1st in #WeasleyTwins 1st in #Hufflepuff 1st in #Trauma 1st in #PrisonerofAzkaban 1st in #GobletofFire 1st in #Soulmates 1st in #Lupin 1st in #Moony 1st in #Padfoot 2nd in #GoldenTrio 2nd in #GeorgeWeasley

Since the very first train ride to Hogwarts, Penelope Lupin and George Weasley have made it their mission to make each other's lives miserable. It all started with a single dung bomb. George-and, of course, Fred-thought it would be hilarious to toss one down the corridor of the Hogwarts Express. Unfortunately for them, it landed right at Penelope's feet. Humiliated, furious, and determined to get even, Penelope declared war on the Weasley twins, and George was more than happy to return the favor. For the next five years, the castle became their battlefield. Endless pranks. Sharp insults. Detentions. Hexes exchanged across crowded hallways. If Penelope Lupin and George Weasley were in the same room, chaos wasn't far behind. Everyone at Hogwarts knew one thing: They hated each other. ...Or at least, that's what they told themselves. Because somewhere during their fifth year, the insults started sounding suspiciously like teasing. Their arguments became conversations neither of them wanted to end. And the tension between them? It wasn't fueled by hatred anymore. Maybe the line between enemies and something more had always been thinner than they thought. After all, there's a fine line between wanting to hex someone... ...and wanting to kiss them.

On the day she knew she might die, Lily Evans Potter filed a Last Will and Testament with Gringotts. It named Severus Snape as her son's guardian. The will was magically binding. Snape's consent was not required. Voldemort fell on Halloween 1980. Harry Potter was three months old. He did not go to the Dursleys. He went to a man who had not slept in four days, who lived in a house that smelled like canal water, who sat in a cold chair at three in the morning because a baby would not sleep unless he was being held, and who had been a Death Eater, and who had been a spy, and who had lost the only person he'd ever loved, and whose first instinct when a three-month-old grabbed his finger in the dark was not to pull away. This is the story of how Severus Snape became a father without deciding to. Unlikely covers Harry's infancy through Year Two. It is a slow burn of the domestic kind: nappy changes and Potions labs and a castle that grows around two people who do not know they are building something until it is already built. It is also a story about institutional failure - what happens when a school is attacked from inside, when the adults see the danger and still cannot reach it in time, when doing everything right is not the same as winning. By the end of Year Two, Harry Potter has spoken to a snake in public, fought a basilisk in a flooded chamber, faced a piece of Voldemort's preserved soul, and asked Fawkes for help without knowing that was what he was doing. Severus Snape has spent twelve months watching a child he raised from infancy walk toward danger and held very, very still. Series tagline: Blood was never the magic that protected Harry. It was love. Ships (slow burn, not the focus of this book): Draco/Harry (Drarry), Severus/Remus (Snupin) Content notes: Canon-typical violence, child trauma (institutional, not abusive guardianship), possession/loss of autonomy, grief, medical content, animal harm. No sexual content. No character death beyond canon.

Many people dream of marrying their crush, believing it would be the happiest experience of their lives. For me, it seemed like I was living that dream, but the reality was far from perfect. The man I married, Draco Malfoy, was not only my long-time crush but also someone who hated me. Ours was a marriage arranged by his parents, something Draco never wanted. Though I agreed willingly, thinking I might finally win his heart, it only fueled his resentment. Months into our marriage, he still treated me coldly, speaking harshly and keeping his distance. But then, something changed. Small moments of kindness emerged subtle yet so significant that they gave me hope. Draco began softening, spending more time with me and treating me less like a burden and more like a person. This newfound hope drives me. If I can turn his hatred into love, maybe our marriage could become the dream I once imagined. But if I fail, I will have no choice but to set him free, no matter how much it breaks my heart. Will I succeed in making Draco fall for me, or will our story end in heartbreak?

After the war, Harry Potter is consumed by guilt. Haunted by the weight of so many lives lost in his name, he quietly surrenders to the peace of sleep-and never wakes up. At least, not in the world he expects. Instead of King's Cross, he finds himself in Death's office, where a startling revelation awaits: as the Master of Death, Harry has earned the right to begin again. Armed with the memories of his past and a soul reignited with purpose, Harry returns to Hogwarts-not as the fearful boy who lived, but as the confident, mischievous Marauder he was always meant to be. With charm, wit, and a twinkle of rebellion in his emerald eyes, he's ready to change fate, rewrite the rules, and take the wizarding world by storm... one prank at a time.

When Ron, Hermione, and a group of mischievous fifth-years hatch a plan to prank Draco Malfoy in the most cruel way imaginable, Harry Potter snaps. Furious at their actions, Harry vows to protect every Slytherin, no matter what, and demands Dumbledore to place him in Slytherin House. His resolve is tested when he catches Ron about to assault Draco later that same day, and the sight sends Harry into a blind fury. As the two former rivals clash, Harry must navigate a new, uncertain path while discovering the complicated emotions brewing between him and Draco, leading to an unexpected alliance that will change everything.

By: zeropolis79 The Dursleys dumped Harry at his other aunt in Australia. Ten years later, he is taken from the Quidditch World Cup and forced to attend Hogwarts. Will he remain or will he return home.

What if, instead of Hagrid giving Harry his letter, Snape is the one who gives it to him? What will Snape think of Harry once he meets him and the Dursleys. Will his perception of the boy change, or stay the same. What will Harry think of Snape when he meets him. Will Snape be the father figure Harry longed for, or will Snape be like the Dursleys? Read on and find out. :)