Madeline Honey believes in happily ever afters. Sebastian Sallow believes love is for fools. She's a hopeless romantic. He's a Slytherin heartbreaker. They are sworn enemies with one problem: everyone can see the tension except them. So when Madeline bets she can find him his perfect match, it should've been simple. A challenge. A dare. Another battle between two people who refuse to back down. But matchmaking has a strange way of blurring lines. And as the line between rivalry and whatever comes next stretches thinner and thinner, one question hangs between them: What happens if the Matchmaker finally meets her match?

Amelia Blossom loathes Sebastian Sallow. Not in the cute, harmless way people toss around in the corridors. Not in the flirty, slow-burn, maybe-it's-something-else way. No. She hates him. He's insufferable. Loud. Arrogant beyond belief. He walks through Hogwarts like he owns it, like every room should bend around his presence. He never shuts up. He never backs down. And worst of all- he's her best friend's twin. Which makes him completely untouchable. Not that she'd want to touch him anyway. Except sometimes she wonders what it would feel like if she did. Because hatred shouldn't feel like this. It shouldn't make her heart race. It shouldn't keep her up at night, thinking about the way his eyes darken when they fight, or the way his voice dips when he calls her by her name like it's a secret. It shouldn't make her wonder if he hates her just as much. Or if he wants her just as badly. No one can ever know what's brewing underneath the surface. Especially not Anne. And especially not Sebastian. Because if it ever slips, if either of them crosses that line... She won't just lose her best friend. She'll lose the last shred of control she's been clinging to. ─── ⋆⋅☼⋅⋆ ─── same oc from my story "what lies between us" but different stories entirely! RANKINGS: 21st in #sebastiansallow 13th in #hogwartslegacy 22nd in #bestfriendsbrother

They called him a monster.
And maybe he was. When Briar Williams is taken prisoner by a dark wizard camp deep within the Forbidden Forest, she expects to die at the hands of the one who leads it. But it turns out to be Sebastian Sallow, the boy she once betrayed years ago. Instead, she finds herself caged, watched, and curiously spared. Sebastian is no longer the reckless Slytherin she remembers; he's cruel, calculating, and... oddly collapses at random? But beneath his coldness flickers the same sharp intellect and haunted soul that once fascinated her. As Briar unravels the secrets of how Sebastian never made it to Azkaban, his seemingly random failing health, and the camp's twisted purpose, she begins to question everything she knows about monsters-and the man she's come to fear and pity. Meanwhile, Ominis Gaunt-the Officer of Hogsmeade and Briar's long-time lover who desperately wants to marry her-has been convinced by Poppy to save her. Warning: This is a dark, mature, and mysterious Hogwarts Legacy romance. This story explores trauma, morality, and will feature some explicit scenes of violence.

When Catherine Abbot fakes a relationship with Mattheo Riddle it's supposed to be a game to make her ex jealous. But with possessive kisses, dangerous secrets, and feelings she swore she wouldn't have, pretending may be the most perilous task of all. Enemies to lovers. Fake dating. Forbidden attraction. Betrayal and angst. TW: Contains mature themes, including blood, death, and explicit content.

The Gryffindor-Slytherin rivalry is a tale as old as time, especially when it comes to Quidditch. So it should come as no surprise to anyone that Gryffindor chaser Maeve Clancy can't stand that smug, infuriating, entirely punchable Slytherin beater, Sebastian Sallow. When one of her hopelessly romantic friends gets dumped, Maeve makes a reckless bet: she can get any guy to dump her before the Yule Ball and prove, once and for all, that men are the problem. Unfortunately for Maeve, Sebastian's got a bet of his own - he wagers he can get Maeve to fall for him before the next Gryffindor-Slytherin match, throwing her off her game and securing Slytherin's win. It's a shame neither of them know about the others' bet...