Break me like you mean it

Seraphine Vaelor Potter was never meant to survive the night that made her a legend.
But survival has a way of twisting into something else-
something sharper, colder... more dangerous.
At Hogwarts, she isn't the golden girl they whisper about.
She's something far more unsettling-powerful, controlled, and untouchable by design.
Until the marks appear.
Not one.
Three.
Etched in blood and bound by ancient magic, her soul is no longer her own. Two boys-both dangerous in very different ways-are tied to her through a bond that doesn't ask for permission.
Mattheo Corvus Riddle is darkness given form-possessive, relentless, and drawn to the parts of her no one else dares to face.
Lorenzo Valentino Berkshire is something quieter but no less dangerous-warm, perceptive, and determined to reach the parts of her she's buried.
One will push her toward power.
The other will pull her toward something human.
And the bond?
It doesn't care which one she chooses.
Because it was never meant to be broken.
As the magic binding them begins to evolve-bleeding into their skin, their minds, their very souls-Seraphine is forced to confront a truth she's spent her life avoiding:
Love was never freely given.
Only taken. Only lost.
And this?
This feels like both.
In a world where loyalty fractures, power corrupts, and fate carves its will into flesh-
Seraphine must decide:
Will she fight the bond that binds them...
or become the very thing it's trying to make her?