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?

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"You're torturing me," she whispered. He huffed a quiet laugh. "You're looking like this, and I'm the one torturing you?" He pulled the ribbons tighter, drawing her waist in, and she bit her lip. "Just a little more," he murmured, tightening the next ribbon. Another grazed touch. Another tremble from her. "Reg," she breathed. His hands stilled. "Yes, love?" She swallowed. "You're doing that on purpose." "I absolutely am." . Alana Potter, Harry Potter's older sister, finds herself haunted by vivid, recurring visions of a man drowning in a dark, watery cave. Initially dismissing it as mere dreams, she soon realizes they are far more significant. The man in her vision is Regulus Black, the enigmatic younger brother to her godfather, Sirius Black, who was presumed dead decades ago. Alana uncovers the truth behind Regulus' fate: his betrayal of Voldemort and his attempt to destroy a Horcrux led him to be trapped in a cursed cave. Despite her fear, she feels an unshakable pull to save him, not only because of her connection to the Black family but also due to the feeling that she has to know him. . Part of the 'Second Series'. The 'Second Series' is a series of four books, each having an oc in each Hogwarts house. They can be read in any order as they are all happening within the same timeframe. If I was to recommend reading any way I would do a tandem read between the books, reading them by date. But if you would like to read them one at a time my suggestion would be reading them in this order: Second Chance, Second Sin, Second Haven, Second Storm.

Fifth year at Hogwarts is supposed to be challenging, but Clara never imagined it would feel like walking a tightrope. Between Umbridge's regime, whispers of Voldemort's return, and the threat looming over Muggleborns, Clara does everything she can to blend into the background. Then she meets Theo Nott, a Slytherin boy with storm-gray eyes and far too many secrets. Their friendship begins by accident, growing slowly in stolen moments and soft conversations neither of them dares to acknowledge. Theo is distant, guarded, already living with the weight of decisions he hasn't made yet. Clara is gentle, bright, and the one person who makes him feel like he doesn't have to become what's expected of him. But the closer they grow, the more dangerous it becomes. With darkness spreading beyond Hogwarts' walls and summer promising a future Theo is terrified of, their connection becomes something fragile and forbidden-a spark trying desperately to survive the coming storm. In a year where nothing is safe, Clara and Theo must learn what it means to hold onto something-and someone-worth fighting for. . Part of the 'Second Series'. The 'Second Series' is a series of four books, each having an oc in each Hogwarts house. They can be read in any order as they are all happening within the same timeframe. If I was to recommend reading any way I would do a tandem read between the books, reading them by date. But if you would like to read them one at a time my suggestion would be reading them in this order: Second Chance, Second Sin, Second Haven, Second Storm.

After transferring to Hogwarts, Lyssandra quickly realizes that fitting in is far more dangerous than she expected. Surrounded by constant tension, shifting loyalties, and people she does not fully trust, she finds herself pulled into a world filled with secrets, rivalry, jealousy, and emotional chaos. Things only become more complicated when Draco Malfoy starts taking an interest in her, creating a connection neither of them fully understands, especially as arguments, unresolved tension, and late-night conversations slowly turn into something much deeper. As friendships begin to change and emotions become harder to ignore, Lysandra is forced to navigate complicated relationships, heartbreak, manipulation, and the pressure of surviving in a place where every choice seems to have consequences. This story features a slow-burn romance full of tension, emotional conflict, jealousy, banter, and vulnerable moments, while also exploring friendship dynamics, identity, and morally grey characters. TRIGGERS INCLUDE: Mature/18+ scenes, strong language, alcohol consumption, smoking, toxic relationships, emotional manipulation, violence, jealousy, arguments, sexual content, suggestive themes, panic attacks, self-destructive behavior, self-harm, physical/emotional abuse.

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Ophelia Andromeda Black is suffering terribly from the death of her father. But she can't dwell on grief right now. Things are getting worse at Hogwarts, and her situationship with a certain Slytherin girl isn't helping. As she grows closer to Pansy Parkinson, once her enemy, she finds out secrets about her family, or the reason why she has no family. Something she has never wanted to know.

SHE'S THE THIRD TWIN-without the red hair or the last name. Quick-witted, fiercely loyal, and a menace with a wand, Carys Delling has spent six years as Fred and George Weasley's ride-or-die. Detention buddies. Business partners. Chaos co-conspirators. They're the kind of inseparable that makes people wonder how many lines have already been crossed. But Carys knows the rules. Best friends don't fall in love-especially not with Fred Weasley. Especially not when he's always looking at someone else. So she keeps the truth buried under jokes and jinxes, pretending her heart doesn't race when he grins at her like she's the only person in the room. She tells herself this is enough. That being by his side, even if he never sees her that way, is worth the ache in her chest. But feelings don't stay quiet forever. Not when Hogwarts is changing, the future is closing in, and Fred-reckless, brilliant Fred-is starting to look at her a little differently. Like maybe he's been missing something that's been right there all along. Carys Delling doesn't lose. Not at Quidditch. Not in a prank war. And definitely not at love. So why does this feel like falling?

"This is a bad idea," Diana whispered against his lips, her fingers already tangled in his hair. Draco let out a low moan at the sensation of her nails dragging against his scalp. "Terrible idea," he rasped, but neither pulled away. ... Diana Kinsley has always prided herself on being untouchable. Fiercely independent, sharp-tongued, and impossible to control, she's spent years convincing herself that love is a weakness. Especially when it comes to Draco Malfoy. Once childhood best friends, Diana and Draco have spent the last few years tearing each other apart. Their fourth year shattered whatever they used to be, leaving behind nothing but resentment, jealousy, and a rivalry so intense it borders on obsession. Every interaction is a fight waiting to happen: cruel insults, explosive arguments, and tension that feels far too heated to be simple hatred. Then Draco betrays Pansy, detonating what little remained of their friend group, and things only get worse when he publicly exposes Diana's biggest secret: Greyhaven. Overnight, the thing Diana has spent her entire life trying to bury becomes gossip, humiliation, and ammunition for everyone around her. Humiliated and furious, Diana and Pansy decide to get revenge. Draco refuses to go down quietly. What starts as petty retaliation quickly spirals into something messier, darker, and far more dangerous than any of them intended. Because beneath all the hatred is something neither Diana nor Draco knows how to control: an attraction that burns just as violently as their anger. The more they try to destroy each other, the more impossible it becomes to stay away.

Ava Rowe never expected Theodore Nott to notice her. But somehow, after one party during seventh year, he did. And after that, everything changed. What starts as attraction quickly becomes something impossible to ignore. Late nights at Hogwarts. Memories. A friendship group that slowly turns into family. And Theodore Nott- reckless, charming, and far more intense than people realize suddenly becoming part of Ava's everyday life. Neither of them plans on falling as hard as they do. But some people enter your life quietly and then suddenly become part of everything. Set during the same timeline as His Hufflepuff, this story follows Ava and Theo through their final years at Hogwarts.