Staying Strangers
Sirius gets given a wrong number. Remus definitely isn't being sarcastic. And they should probably agree to stay strangers... It all starts with an innocent mistake. A misdialed number connects the free-spirited Sirius Black with the seemingly composed, yet surprisingly witty, Remus Lupin. Their conversations are filled with sharp jokes and tantalizing flirting, revealing an undeniable chemistry even across phone lines. Though they might initially agree to "stay strangers," those late-night texts and long calls make it increasingly difficult to resist each other. This is a romantic comedy brimming with delightful banter and some suggestive content (nothing explicit, mainly in jokes and flirting). When a wrong number leads to an unexpected connection, can Sirius and Remus truly "stay strangers"? Or will they discover that sometimes, destiny begins with the smallest of mistakes?The phone rang at 11:47 p.m., shattering the quiet of Remus Lupin’s meticulously ordered evening. Tea cooled beside an open novel. Rain tapped the window like a persistent ghost. He didn’t recognize the number.
"Who the hell is this?" Sirius’s voice was all smoke and smirk, loud enough to make Remus wince. "You left your jumper at mine—wait, no, wrong person. Sorry."
Remus raised an eyebrow. "You don’t sound sorry. And I didn’t leave a jumper anywhere."
"Lucky you," came the reply, slower now, amused. "But since we’re here… do you always answer unknown numbers with such delightful hostility?"
"Only when they interrupt my tea."
A beat. Then laughter—rich, unexpected. "Tea, huh? Bet you take it with exactly two sugars and a slice of lemon."
"Milk, actually. No sugar. And I’m hanging up now."
"Wait—what if I’m not done charming you?"
Remus paused. He shouldn’t. This was absurd. A wrong number. A stranger. Yet… "Prove you can."
The line crackled with possibility.
Now, Remus must decide: block the number and reclaim his solitude, text back with a challenge of his own, or let the calls continue—knowing each ring pulls him deeper into someone else’s orbit.
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Pink Lemonade
If you had told James Potter two weeks ago that he would be touring with Regulus Black, he would’ve admitted you to a mental hospital and and then driven himself off a bridge. If you had told Regulus Black the same thing, he would’ve slapped you across the face. But here they were. After not seeing each other for four years, James and Regulus are forced to tour Europe together for "The Marauders' Insidious Tour." Once campus rivals, they now have to share buses, stages, and countless long nights. This forced proximity pushes them to their limits. Will it rekindle old hostilities, or will they discover, during their shared journey, those misconstrued feelings that lay beneath the surface? As the "Golden Boy" and the "Black Prince's" fates intertwine once more, can the cutting banter and silent attractions, born from years of rivalry, finally evolve into an irresistible rock-and-roll love story that is uniquely theirs?
Certain Dark Things
Harriet Potter has never fit in—not with the Dursleys, not with the snakes in the garden, and certainly not with the way her shadow slithers when she’s afraid. When a letter arrives from Hogwarts, she hopes for answers. Instead, she finds more questions: Why does Professor Snape watch her like she’s a ghost? Why can she whisper to shadows as easily as she breathes? And why does Professor Tom Slytherin smile at her like he already knows how her story ends? Magic here is alive, hungry, and tied to bloodlines older than time. Harriet’s oddities aren’t flaws—they’re fragments of a forgotten inheritance. And someone is waiting for her to remember.
No More Sacrifices, Diva Returns
Masked singing star Wen Youning quit six years ago to marry Fu Yanli after he suddenly lost his sight. When he regained vision, a new woman appeared, revealing Wen Youning's sacrifices were in vain. Heartbroken, she divorces and returns to the stage—while Fu Yanli deeply regrets.
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