Nothing ever goes right when you're drunk. Clary Fray, boarding school student, and Jace Herondale, Teenage prince of London, find this out after one unforgettable drunken night. They also find out there are consequences for everything. They want to forget it. But soon, something forces them closer. Or someone. ALL HUMAN.

What is worse than falling in love with your bother's best friend? Knowing he may never love you back.

Hermione is a Veela. Draco is her mate. Welp, it's time to drown in booze and carry on with her life. That pale haired elitist surely won't mate with a mudblood like her. Warning: Depicts your favorite characters as adults in their 20s.

After a particularly messy breakup, Hermione throws caution to the wind and volunteers to do a bit of nude modelling for a Muggle art class. As you do. It's all fine and dandy, until she learns her sworn enemy is one of the students.

Scorpius Malfoy had been timid his whole life. Upon entering the Hogwarts Express and meeting the famous Rose Weasley and Albus Potter, he finds himself forced into situations unexpected and bringing him out of his shyness. Scorose later on, T for later scenes.

"But after all these years of chasing after you, I finally caught up to you in the end, didn't I?" she asked. "No," he replied. "Because the one doing the chasing has always been me, and the one being chased has always been you." Half a decade after leaving, he unexpectedly returns and completely shakes up her world in the way he always has: soft, but strong—like Lithium.

After spending a year away at Beauxbaton Academy, Victoire is forced to return back home and face the demons that drove her away and confront the friends she left behind. After his best friend spent a year away, Teddy is excited to see his old friend. Too bad the new Victoire is nothing like the little girl he grew up with.

Rose Weasley has never had much fondness for loudness. She prefers to sit in a comfortable chair and read or count her chocolate frog cards. So it is because of this that she sees irony in that fact that she meets Scorpius Malfoy at a party and he becomes the one person who makes the noise a whole lot more bearable.

Emma lay on her back, feet pulled up to her chest, head turned towards the movie, but she wasn't paying attention. Her mind was stuck doing what it was usually doing – thinking about him, about them. She couldn't pinpoint when she first realized she was in love with him, but she figured it was always there, kind of like the instinct to breathe.