I know I already done a similar story of this but I promise this is a different one.
At Hogwarts, tradition runs deep. Boys on one side, girls on the other. Lessons, dormitories, even corridors are split-wizards and witches only crossing paths at meals and in the common rooms. For Percy Weasley, Prefect and rule-follower to the core, it should have been the perfect system. But Dylan Brown changed everything.
Born into a pureblood family but raised in Brixton's bustling Muggle world, Dylan doesn't quite fit into any box. She's sharp, bold, and unafraid to push against the boundaries that Hogwarts insists on. Since their very first year, she and Percy have been inseparable-an unlikely pair bound by loyalty, ambition, and something that feels dangerously close to love.
Now, in their fifth year of a ten-year education, the weight of the future presses down on them. Percy's badge demands duty, order, and obedience. Dylan's heart craves freedom, connection, and a place to belong. As Hogwarts' strict separation between witches and wizards threatens to keep them apart-and whispers of a darker world beyond school grow louder-Percy must ask himself a question he's never dared to before:
What matters more, the rules he was born to uphold, or the girl he was never meant to love?