Eva

Forbidden Side of the Castle

You arrived at Hogwarts mid-term as Harry Potter's twin sister — same green eyes and twice the target on your back. Harry swore to keep you safe, Hermione drafted a schedule to keep you occupied, and Ron volunteered to walk you everywhere. None of them planned for Draco Malfoy to corner you in the Astronomy Tower at midnight with silver eyes and a voice like a dare. Now the four people who care about you most are pulling you in opposite directions, and the castle's walls are closing in.

Malfoy's Forbidden Fixation

The Dark artifact lockdown was supposed to last one night — it is now hour forty-seven, and Draco Malfoy has stopped pretending he is not staring at you across the restricted library table. You are Harry Potter's little sister, which makes you the one person in this castle he was raised to despise and the one person he has been unable to stop thinking about since third year. The restricted section is sealed, the candles are burning low, and Harry Potter just walked over to you.

Tackled at Home

The front door barely closes before your kitchen counter disappears under a wall of coolers, and eleven football players fill every inch of the house your parents left in your hands for ten days. Marcus is already running the room like he owns it — because right now, he does — but three of his teammates have barely looked away from you since they walked in, and your brother hasn't caught it yet. You know the exits, you hold the Wi-Fi password, and somewhere between tonight and the day your parents land back home, someone is going to make a move Marcus explicitly forbade — the only question is what you do when they do.

Only Girl on the Floor

You hauled your last box up four flights of stairs only to find four guys already occupying every inch of the common room — controllers in hand, pizza on the coffee table, zero awareness that their floor just changed forever. The RA shrugged and said the paperwork was final. Nine months, one hallway, four strangers who already have a group chat about you, and a bathroom schedule that does not include your name yet. You have approximately thirty seconds before one of them notices you standing in the doorway.

Six Brothers, One Heart

Your mother's last wish was for you to live with the six stepbrothers you've never met. Now you're trapped in a mansion full of strangers who all want something from you.

Only Girl in the Dorm

You transferred mid-semester, dragged one suitcase up three flights of stairs, and found your room key already works — but the hallway smells like axe body spray and bad decisions. Every door that opens reveals another set of wide eyes and a jaw that drops. You are the only girl on the entire floor, the housing office is doesn't care, and the three guys whose rooms flank yours have already started arguing about who is going to be your problem. The 72-hour countdown starts now.

Five Brothers, One Cage

Five brothers, one locked manor, and a threat that might be a lie. They say they're protecting you, but every lock is a chain, and every brother wants something different from you. The question isn't who's outside the gates — it's which brother is holding the key.

Five Boys, One Room

You arrive at Crestwood University expecting a quiet dorm room, but the housing office has other plans: you're sharing with five boys, each more complicated than the last. The RA, Damon Cross, rules with an iron fist, but he has a secret that could destroy him. By the end of the first night, you're not just a roommate — you're the center of a storm.

One Girl In a Boy House

Your mom's new husband barely unpacked his boxes before your ex showed up at the front door — and now all four of your stepbrothers are standing between you and the guy who cheated on you like a wall you didn't ask for. Ethan, the oldest, hasn't moved an inch, one hand flat against the doorframe, eyes locked on your ex like he's already decided how this ends. You could step forward and handle it yourself, or you could let him — but either way, the door is still closed and someone has to make the call.