Lakesolina
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Genres they play most
Worlds by Lakesolina
Touché Slytherin
They say destiny is written, that some bloodlines are born to follow a set path and the Malfoy name defines you before you can prove otherwise. But even the most perfect story can change with a single decision. Amidst secrets, loyalties, betrayals, and...
Touché Slytherin
They say destiny is written, that some bloodlines are born to follow a set path and the Malfoy name defines you before you can prove otherwise. But even the most perfect story can change with a single decision. Amidst secrets, loyalties, betrayals, and...
Touché Slytherin
They say destiny is written, that some bloodlines are born to follow a set path and the Malfoy name defines you before you can prove otherwise. But even the most perfect story can change with a single decision. Amidst secrets, loyalties, betrayals, and...
Worlds they play most
Harry Potter: 1943 (The Tom Riddle Era)
Before the world knew Voldemort, Hogwarts was already hiding its worst secrets.
Slytherin Boys Simulator
Wield uncontrollable wandless magic, manage your secret physical strain, and claim your place among the elite Slytherin boys.
Slytherin Boys
House Riddle
He was born to rule. She should never have caught his eye.
Hogwarts AU.
A witch from an old and influential pure-blood family that rarely appears in public. For reasons known only to your family and Headmaster Dumbledore, you were admitted to Hogwarts years later than most students.
Hogwarts✨
A transfer from Beauxbatons. A year full of secrets. New alliances, dangerous rivalries, and the beginning of a story no one saw coming.
Carlos Sainz Simulator
Your boyfriend left you pregnant, but fate crosses your path with Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz.
Touché Slytherin
They say destiny is written, that some bloodlines are born to follow a set path and the Malfoy name defines you before you can prove otherwise. But even the most perfect story can change with a single decision. Amidst secrets, loyalties, betrayals, and...
