For Shoto Todoroki, life is disciplined: Focus. Control. Distance. Unfortunately for him, the new 3-A scholarship student is none of those and now tethered to him whether he likes it or not. Every clash ignites something he can't put out. Every compromise pulls them closer than he meant to let her get. And Todoroki, who can't even name half of the emotions she drags out of him, is suddenly drowning in them all. ❆ Slooooow burn. ❅ Canon characters. ❆ 18+ / Eventual smut. ❅ Weekly Thurs. updates. ❆ Formerly "The Compromise Game"

In a world still trembling from war and ruled by legacy, one girl slips between the cracks of history to change everything. Lyra Druella Black - the last free heir of the House of Black - was hidden, erased, forgotten. Born in shadow. Raised in silence. But as the world prepares for another war shaped by two men-Voldemort and Dumbledore-Lyra forges a third path: her own. While the wizarding world chooses sides, Lyra chooses family. She rescues Draco from indoctrination, claims Harry as her kin through Sirius' hidden will, restores her broken aunts, and dares to bring even Bellatrix back from madness. As she uncovers Dumbledore's buried crimes and topples Voldemort's dark empire from the inside, Lyra doesn't seek a throne-she builds a home. Rewriting bloodlines, rebuilding legacies, and refusing to be used by anyone, Lyra Black will not be another sacrifice. Because Black blood does not break. It rebuilds.

In the aftermath of the Battle of Trost, a young cadet saves Captain Levi Ackerman's life forging an unspoken bond between them. What begins as stolen glances and raw, desperate intimacy grows into a secret relationship, fragile yet consuming. As Lucie discovers she is pregnant-a revelation that forces Levi to confront a side of himself he has long buried. Known as humanity's strongest soldier, he must now navigate the unfamiliar role of lover and father, torn between the walls he has built and the family he never expected. Amid secrecy, war, and betrayal, both are left questioning whether love can survive in a world built on loss. Contains sexual themes, strong language, alcohol abuse and occasional violence.

⋆𐙚₊˚⊹♡ 𝐇𝐎𝐖 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐆𝐄𝐓 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐆𝐈𝐑𝐋 ──── 𝗒𝖺𝖼𝗁𝗂 𝗁𝗂𝗍𝗈𝗄𝖺. WHEN YACHI HITOKA FELL IN LOVE WITH HER CLASSMATE THAT BECAME HER CLOSE FRIEND & BEING THE TOP STUDENT OF THE CLASS 1-5. "WHY ARE MY STANDARDS TALLER THAN MY HEIGHT?!?!?!"

The Serpent's Heir follows Astoria Moonshine, the richest and most powerful young witch of her generation, as she enters Hogwarts and carves her place among the shadows. A proud Pureblood Slytherin with golden hair and ice in her veins, Astoria cares nothing for Gryffindor heroics-especially not Harry Potter and his insufferable friends. But when she meets Draco Malfoy on her first day, everything begins to change. What starts as an unlikely friendship grows into something deeper, as Astoria and Draco are drawn together through whispered secrets, dangerous discoveries, and sacrifices neither of them could have foreseen. Dark, mysterious, emotional, and romantic, The Serpent's Heir reimagines the Hogwarts years through Slytherin eyes-where ambition is survival, love is power, and every bond forged comes at a price.

A girl struggling with anxiety, but his presence was her strength, calming her fears and helping her find peace in the chaos.

Leianna Sweary is just a ordinary witch whose mother decided for her that it was best she would attend Hogwarts. Upon arriving she immediately becomes friends with the trio Harry, Ron, and Hermione. However just as she thought things was going great she meets Draco Malfoy. She finds him nothing but arrogant and self centered. When he tries to make a move on her she immediately turns him down which angered him. Can she really enjoy Hogwarts with the schools biggest bully already angry with her? Not to mention have a meaningful relationship when someone is trying to rip it apart?

"Draco Malfoy was ice. His skin was pale, his features were sharp, and his words were cold. He bit out insults and harsh truths like it was his role in life to do so, and his cool expression would tell you that he thought nothing of it. He was harsh, unforgiving. Ice. But when you met up with him, in free hours between classes or after dark, in the room of requirements or in the astronomy tower, there was a heat that thawed his cold apathy, a burning type of heat when his fingers dragged through your hair or over your skin, intense. And then he was fire. He was untamed and untamable, unquenchable, and it left you without breath. But no matter what type of seizing extreme he was, Draco Malfoy was unattainable. Yours only as long as the flames were alight or the ice was mind numbing, encompassing. And when it had struck you that that wasn't enough, that he was an unpredictable constant you desired in more ways than you had both settled upon, Draco Malfoy was only ice..." Pronouns: he/she/they | **Christmas themed one shots included **

TW: mentions of abuse You know the story of the boy who lived, but do you know the story of the boy who had no choice and the girl who loved him? Their story is one that's written in the stars and it's a long one, but we need to start at the beginning. Allison is a muggle-born girl from Canada who decides to leave Ilvermorny during her third year to start her education at Hogwarts. Draco is a pure-blood boy ready to start his third year at Hogwarts. She didn't expect to meet the infuriatingly handsome Draco Malfoy and he didn't expect to meet the blatantly honest Allison Whitley, who he likes to refer to as Ravenclaw. They both didn't plan on becoming friends, but Allison's friends have different plans. In the hopes of proving Draco Malfoy wrong about muggle-borns, Allison is forced to become friends with Draco, but she never planned it would become more than friendship. This book is told in dual perspective (Allison Whitley and Draco Malfoy) and follows the events of Prisoner of Azkaban, Goblet of Fire and Order of the Phoenix. All characters belong to J.K. Rowling except for Allison Whitley, Victoria Whitley, Ernest Whitley, Marie Corner, Irene Corner, Ed Floyd, Alyssa Ford, Leila Chausson, Sasha Alexova, Sergei Pacuraru, Adrian Rush, and Walter Young

Eleanor Selwyn and Draco Malfoy had three things in common: a high, pure-blood status, academic talents and Slytherin house. Other than that, they were complete opposites and hated each other. That was rather unfortunate, as the Selwyns and the Malfoys had been part of the same social circle for decades. They went to the same parties, visited the same shops and restaurants and visited each other far more than Eleanor would have liked. If it were up to their mothers, they'd already have been betrothed, but ever since birth, the two were like fire and ice. But what happens when ice gets too close to fire?