Sequel to 'Between the Broken and the Brave || Sebastian Sallow' - coming January 2026 __ The boy Vivienne thought she knew is gone. Sebastian Sallow moves through Hogwarts like a gathering storm. He's unpredictable, he's dangerous, and he's closer to the brink than anyone dares to acknowledge. Every glance holds a warning. Every word is a sugar-coated lie. Every choice pulls him further from the light. Vivienne thought she understood his grief. She thought she knew everything there was to know about the loss of his twin sister. His guilt that was carved into every shadow he casts, every destructive path he follows - but the darkness surrounding him runs deeper than she ever imagined, and the line between devotion and destruction blurs with each passing day. The truth about Anne's death has shattered everything Vivienne believed. Now, standing in the wreckage of that revelation, she must navigate a world where secrets fester in the castle's shadows, alliances fracture, and whispers of dark forces coil at the edges of the ground that is barely keeping her upright. The boy she loves is slipping further into the abyss, and she's forced to confront an impossible question: Can she stand beside Sebastian when he may be beyond saving? Drawn into a reality where trust is a luxury, deception wears familiar faces, and a single misstep could shatter everything, Vivienne faces the ultimate choice: How far will she go to protect him, or herself, from the darkness that threatens to devour them both? In a place where obsession masquerades as love, where nothing is as it seems, and where every choice demands its equal shard of sanity, only the broken may be strong enough to endure what's coming. And in the end? Some hearts must be lost before they can be saved.

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

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.

~ 𝕊𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕒𝕤 𝕓𝕠𝕣𝕟 𝕥𝕠 𝕤𝕒𝕧𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕠𝕣𝕝𝕕, 𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕒𝕤 𝕓𝕠𝕣𝕟 𝕥𝕠 𝕓𝕦𝕣𝕟 𝕚𝕥. ~ « ⋅☼︎⋅ » Valeria Velkan spent her childhood dreaming of knights in shining armour. When Sebastian Sallow appeared, she believed her knight had come at last. But heroes are not always what they seem, sometimes, the knight you cling to is the villain who will break you. « ⋅☾⋅ » Sebastian Sallow had learned one truth: everything he touched burned. Fresh from Azkaban, he carried silence like a weapon and guilt like a second skin. And then there was Valeria Velkan, strange, bright, and impossibly gentle. She longed for a knight, and he wanted nothing more than to give her one. Yet knights save, and Sebastian only knows how to destroy. « ⋅✦⋅ » Knightfall is a Grumpy x Sunshine Hogwarts Legacy fanfiction told in first person, dual POV-following Sebastian Sallow and OC Valeria Velkan as they're drawn to one another: two opposites bound by fate, fire, and secrets. She is the sun. He is the moon. Yet together they are forced to fight side by side to save the world. But the deeper they search, the more they uncover truths erased from history, secrets that were never meant to be found. Mature content (18+). Please read the introduction for trigger warnings, themes, and additional information before diving in. Rankings: #1 sebastiansallowfanfic #1 sebastiansallow

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?

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...