Miss Trivet lives in the guilt of her mistakes. It is her fault her daughter doesn't have a father and she knows if she really wanted to, she could change that. However her pride is too strong. Miss Trivet does everything in her power to prevent her daughter from being like her father but Miss Trivet made a big mistake and now her daughter is interacting with the second person she hates most. Kayla Trivet knows her mother doesn't love all of her. In fact, she would say she only ever sees anger, guilt or hatred in her eyes. She's been foreseeing this coming for a long time but has her lessons with her uncle paid off or will her mother's choice drive her to the breaking point? (It is completed but I'm slowly editing it).

This story follows the main plotline of the BBC show, Sherlock. However, there are some timeline inconsistencies to better fit the flow of the story. I do not own any of the plotline or characters from the BBC show, Sherlock. I only own Y/N's character development within the story.

*MAJOR SMUT AND MATURE CONTENT!!!!! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!* Eight years after graduating from Hogwarts, Daphne Blackwood returns-not as a student, but as the new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor. It's the height of the Deathly Hallows era, and the castle is no longer the safe haven she once knew. Under the iron rule of Headmaster Severus Snape, tension crackles in the air, and danger lurks around every corner. But Daphne's curiosity gets the better of her when she sneaks into Snape's private cupboard of forbidden potions-and gets caught. Her punishment? Serve the brooding, enigmatic headmaster himself. What starts as a begrudging arrangement quickly spirals into something far more dangerous. Heated glances turn into forbidden touches, and their undeniable chemistry becomes impossible to ignore. As war rages outside the castle walls, Daphne and Severus are drawn into a secret affair that could destroy them both. Warning: This is a tale of seduction, smoldering tension, and explicit encounters, set against the high-stakes backdrop of the Deathly Hallows era. For mature audiences only, this story blurs the lines between lust and love, power and vulnerability.