Phoebe Corbin was pretty. This was what most people knew even before they got to know her. With the expectations of her family weighing her down, Phoebe never thought love would find her, especially not in the shape of a half-blood werewolf. But who was she to argue with fate? Remus Lupin was lonley. No one ever saw that though because he was never alone. Not until her. Remus Lupin thought himself to be a monster - someone no one would ever want to love. But despite this, he can't stop a certain witty, selfless girl from breaking down his walls. Will Phoebe find someone who cares about her for more than her physicality? Will Remus find someone who sees him as himself rather than the monster the moon cursed him to be? Idk I guess you'll just have to read it.

Katherine Vesper does not date. In her eyes it is a waste of time and energy, her overthinking caused by a less than happy experience in the past. Her sixth year at Hogwarts becomes quite insufferable when the vexatious and devastatingly handsome Sirius Black, makes it his mission to break her walls, though not for the noblest reasons at first. Katherine may be stubborn, but Sirius doesn't give up. Might he finally be able to break through said walls? Or will the everlasting fire burn them both...

Emmeline Montagne's life was perfect. Or was it.. Join Emmeline and her journey through her new school Hogwarts, and see where life leads her.. it may not be what you expect. Series! Book 1- Je t'aime Book 2- Promise (on hold)

Daphne Bellamy prides herself on perfection. From the moment she was born, she knew she was meant for greatness. Even when she hides from her fears behind the steady rhythm of her sewing machine, she is certain sublimity is the only acceptable outcome. That is, until she is asked to do the one thing she swore she never would: love. Weakness. What she does not know is that in a fake-dating agreement with the disastrously handsome and intelligent Remus Lupin, she begins to learn that perfection may not be something to achieve, but something to relinquish. Will the arrangement forge the very weakness she has spent her life avoiding? Or will it teach her what it truly means to be seen, and to be loved?