Ominis Gaunt x FMC Years after the events that shook the Wizarding World, Mayla Summershall, once the gifted witch who wielded the power of Ancient Magic, has left her past behind to become an Auror at the Ministry of Magic. She believes she's buried that part of herself: the special girl, the loyal friend. But when a cursed artefact goes missing from Hogwarts restricted vaults, Mayla is sent back to the castle she thought she'd never return to. Now, past ghosts appears in her life again, and this time so does Ominis Gaunt, now the Professor of Theory of Magic. Together they work to solve the problem, get the artefact back and find the responsible. Between duty, regret, and love long left unspoken, Mayla will learn that some whsipers never fade, they only wait to be heard again. The characters and story are inspired by the video game of Hogwarts Legacy. Nothing but the plot in this story is mine. All rights reserved

In a world where magic runs deep, you, Harry Potter's twin sister, have always lived in the shadows of your famous brother. But when you find yourself entangled with Draco Malfoy-an enemy and ally all at once-you begin to question everything you thought you knew about loyalty, love, and destiny. As the Wizarding War looms, you must navigate the tangled web of family, friendship, and dark secrets, all while uncovering a deeper connection to Draco than you ever imagined. Will you remain by Harry's side, or will your heart lead you down a darker path?

Sebastian Sallow x Female Slytherin OC First person POV | 7th Year | 18+ characters There were degrees to everything in life; every decision and choice one will ever make will always come at the cost of something else. Sebastian Sallow returns to Hogwarts after a year and a half long absence, knowing that he will have to face them. | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | [ There will be mentions and descriptions of death, violence, mental health struggles such as depression, anxiety and PTSD, blood/gore, adult themes such as alcohol and drug use (late 1800's style approved), and sexual themes. ]