Adaline Malfoy has always lived in the shadow of her family name-perfect grades, perfect composure, the perfect daughter. But beneath the polished surface lies a truth she cannot ignore: the whispers of the Dark Lord's return are no longer whispers, and her family's loyalty is not a choice. Fifth year at Hogwarts should be about O.W.L.s and surviving another year of Slytherin politics. Instead, the Quidditch World Cup erupts into chaos, the Dark Mark is cast into the sky, and the Triwizard Tournament arrives at Hogwarts, dragging the wizarding world into dangerous new waters. And then there's Fred Weasley. A Gryffindor prankster. A boy from the family her father despises most. A boy who should have remained nothing more than a rival across the common room. Yet after one strange letter, Adaline finds herself drawn into an impossible connection-one that defies centuries of hatred between their families. As Hogwarts becomes a stage for alliances, betrayals, and something far darker than dragons and mazes, Adaline must decide where her loyalty truly lies. With her family and their mark of servitude... or with a boy who was never supposed to matter at all. Enemies for centuries. Forbidden by blood. But some sparks refuse to be smothered-even in the shadow of war.

War has returned to the wizarding world-but few are willing to believe it. After surviving the horrors of the Triwizard Tournament, Cassiopeia Tonks enters her fifth year at Hogwarts changed. No longer a Malfoy, no longer hiding, Cassie has claimed her place among the people she once saw as enemies-Fred Weasley, her fierce and steady heart, Hermione and Ron, who've become her found family, and Harry, who carries a truth the world refuses to hear. As the Ministry launches a smear campaign against Dumbledore and Harry, Hogwarts becomes a battleground of whispers, lies, and a new enemy dressed in pink: Dolores Umbridge. With rebellion brewing in the shadows and the threat of Voldemort rising in secret, Cassie is forced to walk the line between survival and defiance once again. But this year, the stakes are higher. Her past threatens to resurface. Her future is tangled in prophecy. And love-real, soul-deep love-might not be enough to protect her from what's coming. In a world built on silence and fear, Cassiopeia Tonks must decide: How loud is she willing to be?

In a world where bloodlines dictate loyalty and legacy is everything, Cassiopeia Malfoy has always known her place: a daughter of power, a name to be feared, a future carved in cold stone. But when a chance encounter with Fred Weasley-a boy with fire in his veins and rebellion in his smile-shatters the rigid mold she was raised in, Cassie finds herself facing an impossible choice. To walk away from her family is to lose everything she's ever known. But to stay is to betray everything she's starting to believe in. Enemies to something more, Cassie and Fred find themselves drawn together by the very things that should keep them apart. And in a world tearing at the seams, defiance might be the only way to survive-especially when falling in love is the riskiest rebellion of all.

In a world split between loyalty and forbidden love, Fred Weasley and Adhara Malfoy have defied every expectation of their families and society. Fred, the vibrant, mischievous Gryffindor, never thought he'd fall for a Slytherin, especially not a Malfoy. Adhara, the bold yet guarded sister of Draco Malfoy, finds herself captivated by Fred's warmth and humor, a stark contrast to the rigidity of her upbringing. Their love unfolds in secret glances, whispered promises, and dreams shared in the quiet moments of Hogwarts corridors and beyond. But loyalty and family are forces that can't be ignored. NOTE: TONS OF GRAMMATICAL ERRORS SINCE I'VE BEEN WRITING THIS VERY LATE AT NIGHT AND ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE And also this does not follow the storyline

During the second Wizarding War, Seren was never meant to start writing to Fred Weasley. A misdelivered letter - meant for one of her closest friends and confidants - lands in the hands of a boy she barely knew at Hogwarts, and against all odds, a secret correspondence begins. Through coded messages and whispered confessions, Fred and Seren build a fragile thread of connection across battle lines and broken nights. When the war finally ends and they meet again face to face, they realize surviving was only half the battle. Because now, nothing is the same, and neither are they. - rankings as of 2025; #1 in weasley #1 in ravenclaw #2 in georgeweasley - 𝐟𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐥𝐞𝐲 + 𝐨𝐜 𝐟𝐢𝐜 𝐚𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐥 𝟏𝟗𝟗𝟖 -> 𝐨𝐧𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐚𝐬 𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐧 𝐚𝐬 𝐢'𝐦 𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐲 - [ 𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐲 𝐏𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐉𝐊𝐑 ]

"Her terrible timing resulted in the perfect image: Fred standing there wet. His hair was soaking, and the small drops of water rolled down his cheek and onto his stomach. Amelia's eyes followed the droplet and set her eyes on his lean abs. Those four years off quidditch really paid off. A red Gryffindor towel hung dangerously loose from his v-line. The dull light did him no justice, but just enough sun crept into the room to put his perfect body on show. He looked godly." + It's Amelia Whisp's fifth year at Hogwarts where she finds herself spending more time with her close childhood friend, Fred Weasley. One thing leads to another and Amelia finds herself getting close to Fred in more ways than one. + The only thing I've changed in the books is that you go to Hogwarts when you are twelve. Which means the twins will be sixteen. + #1 in romance - 19/12/20 #1 in fredweasleyfanfiction - 31/03/21 #1 in theweasleytwins - 25/08/21 #9 in mature - 19/12/20 #1 in theweasleys - 7/1/21 #1 in Hogwarts - 7/3/21 #2 in theweasleytwins 7/7/21 #1 in Harrypotterandthegobletoffire 21/7/21

Fred Weasley is the sun-soaked heart of the Weasley family, a boisterous Gryffindor whose pranks and quick wit light up Hogwarts. He's the life of the party, utterly unserious, and blissfully unaware of the dark currents that run through the wizarding world. Across the Great Hall sits Juliette Greengrass, a mysterious, brilliant Slytherin from a powerful, pure-blood French family. Overshadowed by her esteemed sisters (Daphne and Astoria) and constantly belittled by her parents, Juliette carries the immense burden of her family's name and their unwavering, fierce loyalty to Voldemort. She's in the year below enrolled in to Hogwarts until recently, and her sudden appearance-along with her sharp tongue and arrogant facade-has undeniably intrigued Fred. They clash from the start, their contrasting worlds igniting a fierce rivalry that plays out in cutting remarks and public spats. But when the ominous legend of the "White Grim" looms over Hogwarts, a strange turn of events thrusts them together. One perilous night, as Juliette faces the mythical creature, it's Fred who unexpectedly intervenes, saving her with a flash of powerful magic. This act of heroism cracks open a temporary reprieve for Juliette, a brief "rescue" from the suffocating responsibilities and emotional abuse of her home life. As an unlikely bond forms between the bright Gryffindor and the burdened Slytherin, their bickering slowly gives way to a fragile, burgeoning love. However, the shadow of the Greengrass name stretches long and dark. Juliette is constantly reminded of her family's unwavering allegiance to the Dark Lord, forcing her to confront an impossible choice: loyalty to the blood that defines her, or a dangerous, forbidden love that offers a glimpse of true freedom.

𝐄𝐕𝐀𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐋𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐄𝐋𝐅𝐆𝐀𝐑𝐃𝐄𝐍 has spent six years at Hogwarts perfecting the art of being invisible - a quiet, clever Slytherin who keeps her head down and her heart guarded. Fred Weasley has spent just as long being impossible to ignore - loud, adored, and maddeningly sure of himself. When one of his infamous pranks nearly sets her cauldron on fire, Evangeline finally catches his attention... for all the wrong reasons. What starts as irritation turns into rivalry, and rivalry soon burns into something far more dangerous. He thinks she's cold. She thinks he's insufferable. But the line between hate and something else is thinner than either of them ever imagined.

⋆｡°✩ willow had once watched someone die. she saw the green light explode from the end of a wand, saw a body crumple to the floor, lifeless - before she even knew what magic truly was. and her father, blinded by grief and fury, had done the unthinkable. he tore the magic from her - ripped it from her bones with trembling hands and shattered words, as if silencing her gift could silence his own pain. she was only twelve when the magical world took her in, broken and wide-eyed. the halls of that ancient castle loomed taller than anything she'd ever known. spells whirled like storm winds, portraits whispered in their frames, and staircases shifted beneath her feet. it terrified her. but even as she clutched at familiarity like a lifeline, she knew - somewhere in her bones - that this strange, faraway place would become her forever. and who could have guessed that her forever would be a red-headed boy with laughter in his soul and fire in his heart? a boy who loved so fiercely, so completely, that it burned through the darkest parts of her. she remembered the way he looked at her - like he saw every hidden piece she tried to bury. "I desperately wanted to kiss him - to bury my hands in his hair, to press my mouth to his like it would heal every broken thing inside me. My body trembled with the ache of it, like it already knew he was meant to be mine. Like kissing him would make the world stop spinning." and in that moment, every inch of her - every breath, every heartbeat, every scar left by what had been taken - was begging for something real. something right. 49 chapters started 9/29/2022 completed 5/24/2025 tw: this story contains themes involving substance use, sexual content, and blood/death/violence.

My name is Valerie Black and Sirius Black is my father, but I don't remember him. You see, he was taken away when I was three and locked up in Azkaban. I have relatives that could have taken me in, including a cousin whom I despise, but instead I was given to someone else for custody. My father had ensured in his will that I would be kept safe by stating that custody should be given to his good friend James Potter. But...James died, so instead I was given to his other friend, Remus Lupin.