Sonnet Hart expects her next year at Hogwarts to be just like the rest - late nights in the common room, endless classes, Quidditch matches, and days spent with her boyfriend, Fred Weasley. The only blemish on her perfect picture? Fred's twin brother, George, who has been distant and cold to her since the very first day they met.
Her best friends, Sebastian and Ominis, insist she's imagining it, that George's aloofness is nothing personal and that this year will be no different than the ones before.
But Sonnet isn't so sure. Something about the way George looks at her, like he's hiding something, lingers in the back of her mind. And when his behavior shifts from quiet avoidance to sudden, unexpected attention, she begins to wonder if the distance between them has always been more complicated than he's willing to admit.
As tensions build, loyalties are tested, and lines begin to blur, Sonnet finds herself caught in something far deeper, and far more dangerous, than she ever imagined.
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 ERROS SINCE I'VE BEEN WRITING THIS VERY LATE AT NIGHT AND ENGLISH IS NOT MY FIRST LANGUAGE