You've never gotten along, not since first year. Fred Weasley lives to get under your skin, and you'd never backed down from a challenge. But seventh year has a way of blurring the line between enemies and something else entirely. And somewhere between hexes, hallway banter, and late-night tension, hate starts to look a lot like something more. Not canon. No Voldemort in this one.

"You don't get it, James. You and Lily... you two are... you're supposed to be together. You've always been." "Lysandra-what are you talking about? I'm not-" "You and Lily. You've always had this connection, this... this thing, and I'm just... not supposed to be a part of that. I'm not meant to be the one in the middle of all this. You belong with her." "Lysandra... you think that's what I want? You think I'm just supposed to forget about how I feel because of some... idea of fate? I've spent enough time chasing after things that I thought were 'meant to be.'" *** Lysandra Valemont is a powerful witch from a long line of seers and the best friend of Harry Potter. During a battle they were fated to lose, Lysandra is sent back in time, unknowingly altering the course of history. As she adjusts to her new reality, she finds herself entangled in the complex emotions of James Potter, a man who used to be an enigma to her.

You knew Slytherins had a reputation, but no one warned you they'd be this hard to resist. A collection of one shots and x reader preferences featuring your favorite Slytherin boys: Draco Malfoy, Blaise Zabini, Enzo, Matteo, Theodore Nott, and Tom Riddle Choose your poison. Fall for a Slytherin.

When a late-night loss sends the New Jersey Devils into a slump, team intern Emilia Hartley does the unthinkable-she writes a letter. Not to the press, not to her boss, but to Luke Hughes. Anonymously. Just a note of encouragement, slipped into his locker, never meant to be anything more. But one letter turns into two, and then ten, and suddenly she's pouring her heart into words she'll never claim. Luke Hughes doesn't know who keeps writing to him. All he knows is that the letters started when everything felt like it was falling apart-and somehow, they're the only thing holding him together. He becomes obsessed with finding out who his mystery supporter is, never realizing the answer is right under his nose: the quiet girl with coffee-stained notebooks and a smile he's never seen. As his game gets better, so does their connection-but the truth can't stay hidden forever. And when the letters stop, he'll risk everything to find out who she is... and whether her words were ever meant just for him.

When Natalie Brockman leaves her quiet Southern hometown for the bustling streets of Newark, New Jersey, she's ready for a fresh start and the challenges of Law School at Seton Hall. She is determined and prepared for the demands of criminal law and life in a new city. What she's not prepared for is the enigmatic neighbor next door. Nico Hischier seems polite but distant, a man of few words with a quiet intensity that only piques Natalie's curiosity. She doesn't know that Nico isn't just any neighbor- he's the captain of the New Jersey Devils, trying to balance the weight of leadership, public scrutiny, and his own private struggles. As their lives slowly begin to intertwine, Natalie discovers there's more to Nico than his guarded exterior. But will the secrets he keeps and the pressures he faces keep them apart, or can they find common ground in the most unexpected of places?