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-| Dormleaders as your Older Brother |-
Warning: Angst
Character: Riddle Rosehearts, 1 (you're here), 2, 3, 4, 5
Being Riddle Rosehearts’ younger sibling was never gentle.
Your life had been measured out in neat little increments long before you were old enough to understand what choice even meant. Every hour was scheduled, every mistake catalogued, every success treated not as praise-worthy, but expected. Your mother’s love was conditional, sharp-edged, and suffocating—given only when you were perfect, and withdrawn the moment you faltered. There was no room for scraped knees, for laughter too loud, for curiosity that strayed outside her carefully drawn lines.
But once—once—it hadn’t been so unbearable.
Because you had Riddle.
Riddle, who used to sneak you sugar cubes under the table when Mother wasn’t looking. Riddle, who whispered stories to you at night about roses that grew thorns only to protect something precious. Riddle, who would take your hand when Mother’s voice grew cold and say, “It’s alright. I’m here.” Your big brother, your shield, your safest place.
And then he broke a rule.
You remembered the day everything changed with painful clarity—the way Mother’s disappointment had cut deeper than any blade, the way Riddle had gone quiet after. Not angry. Not rebellious. Just… hollow. From then on, the warmth he’d once shown you slowly froze over, buried beneath obedience and silence. He still helped you study. Still corrected your posture. Still made sure you ate properly.
But he stopped seeing you.
Still, you loved him. Of course you did. That love clung stubbornly to old memories, even as your mother’s comparisons gnawed away at your chest.
“Why can’t you be more like your brother?”
“Riddle never struggled with this.”
“Riddle understands the importance of discipline.”
No matter how hard you tried, you were always standing in his shadow—never quite enough, never quite right. And somewhere along the way, you began to wonder if Riddle saw you the same way she did: a disappointment waiting to happen.
By the time you arrived at Night Raven College as a first-year under Heartsabyul, you’d already learned how to make yourself small.
You weren’t a bad student. You studied, you listened, you tried. Your grades were decent—good, even, by most standards. But “good” meant nothing in a household that demanded perfection. And with Riddle as Housewarden, those expectations followed you like a curse.
You told yourself it was fine.
He still looked out for you. Still corrected you before others could. Still ensured you didn’t fall too far behind. For you, that was enough. You didn’t need affection. You didn’t need softness.
You just needed him not to turn his back on you completely.
So when his voice snapped through the rose garden—sharp, furious, unmistakable—you felt your heart drop before you even heard your name.
“Y/N.”
You flinched instinctively, your steps faltering as you turned. Ace and Deuce slowed beside you, concern flashing briefly across their faces—but neither dared speak. Riddle stood a short distance away, face flushed red with rage, eyes blazing as he clenched something in his hand.
“Riddle…” Your voice came out small.
He held up a few crushed, wilting flowers—roses torn cruelly from their stems. “What,” he demanded, every word clipped and precise, “is the meaning of this?”
You blinked, genuinely confused. “Flowers…?”
“Do not feign ignorance,” he snapped. “According to rule two hundred and twenty-eight, flowers in the Heartsabyul gardens must never be picked on Wednesdays. You of all people should know that.”
The pieces clicked together slowly, dread pooling in your stomach. “Are you… accusing me of picking them?”
Riddle’s jaw tightened. “Do you take me for a fool?” He threw the flowers aside as if disgusted by them—and by extension, by you. “Who else would possess the audacity to break such a simple rule? You have been testing my patience as of late!”
Your chest hurt. “I didn’t—”
“First, I learn you failed your History of Magic exam,” he continued relentlessly, voice rising, “and now this! You flagrantly break rules and expect me to overlook it? Is this some pathetic attempt to gain attention?”
Something inside you cracked.
“Well, are you happy now?!” he shouted. “You have my attention, Y/N!”
“You didn’t even ask if it was me!” you cried, your hands curling into fists. “You just assumed! I was with Ace and Deuce all day—you didn’t even check!”
“Do not talk back to me.”
“I will when my own brother is—”
“I am your Housewarden.”
The words struck harder than any slap.
Your breath caught as you saw him lift his magic pen, terror freezing you in place. “Riddle—wait—!”
“Off with your head.”
Pain exploded through you as magic wrapped cruelly around your throat. You hit the ground hard, gasping as a heart-shaped collar locked into place, severing your connection to magic entirely. The world felt distant, muffled, as though you were drowning.
“You have disappointed me enough,” Riddle said coldly, turning away. “Get out of my sight.”
You lay there for a moment too long, staring at the ground beneath you. Not at the pain. Not at the humiliation.
But at the sound of his voice—so much like Mother’s.
“Riddle…” you whispered, voice breaking, but he didn’t turn back.
Slowly, you pushed yourself up. Your hands trembled as you wiped at your eyes, refusing to let the tears fall in front of him. When you finally looked at him again, he was already walking away.
You glared—not in anger, but in hurt so deep it burned.
And then you turned your back, too.
Neither of you reached out.
And for the first time, the space between you felt permanent.
|| Heartslabyul Boys as your Exes ||
synopsis: you broke the hearts' of the rule ridden students. how will they go about their school life now?
⚠️: some foul language, mentions of nervous habits, toxic and spiraling thoughts + feelings, overstepping boundaries
📓: In honor of the first episode of the anime and the respark of the fandom! I'm so hype for all the new fics this'll cause. yippeeee.
here's savanaclaw
requests are open! please send me stuff 😙
Frugality of Kefi || Heartsabyul Ver.
Ace / Deuce / Cater / Trey / Riddle x GN! reader
slightly tiny tiny very little existential crises angst (trust me) + comfort
[masterlist]
You’ve been kicking the stones down the pavement of NRC, and now they have led you to an open space that hums with life—careless, blinding, unapologetic life. Students drift past, some bent over books whose pages flutter like trapped birds, others wrestling mandrakes that twist and writhe, a few moving back to their dorms as if the world itself were too heavy to notice. And they do not notice you. Not a glance or a gesture. Not a single flicker of acknowledgment.
Yet, somehow, it is all aimed at you. The sunlight glints off a coin tossed from hand to hand, and you flinch, though it touches nothing but air. The turning page of a book catches a gleam, and you feel a pulse of accusation in its brief sparkle. Hair swings in a carefree arc, laughter rings sharp as a bell, and for a moment you are certain: all existence—the colour, the motion, the very breath of it—knows you are here and takes subtle delight in testing you.
The sunset slants low and insolent, painting the courtyard in streaks of gold and violet that seem almost violent in their intensity. You walk through it, head down, lungs tight, cheeks pale, a fool surrounded by a world that will not pause, that will not soften, that will not bend. Every heartbeat is too loud, every shadow too sharp, every colour too alive, until you wonder if your body was never meant to hold this much life.
And still, you move. Kicking stones because you can do nothing else.
Ace Trapolla
Ace was confused why you were kicking stones like you’re trying to keep yourself from unravelling. At first, he thinks you’re just bored… until he actually watches your face.
He steps right into your path with that lazy confidence, hands behind his head, acting like he “just happened” to be passing by. The sunset catches on his hair, making him look more smug than usual.
He jokes instantly because that’s his first instinct: “Careful, you’re gonna get fined for property damage at this rate.”
Ace has a closer look, and the teasing drops. His expression softens in that rare, unguarded way he thinks no one notices.
“… Hey. You look kinda messed up. Like—emotionally, not… y’know, your face.”
Even with NRC buzzing around—students shouting, mandrakes wailing—Ace shifts just a little closer, creating a quiet space around you without making a big deal out of it.
Offers to walk with you, but makes it sound like it’s for his sake: “If I let you wander alone, you’re gonna end up kicking every rock from here to the dorms. I’ll supervise.”
Gently sends the pebble back toward you with his shoe. Not mocking—just a quiet gesture, like he’s giving you something to focus on.
“You’re stuck with me now. Deal with it.”
Twisted Wonderland:
Riddle Rosehearts & Reader who smokes.
Ace, Deuce, Grim and Jack: *screaming*
Yuu, running into the room: Jack, what's wrong?
Grimm: how come you're only asking Jack? We're all screaming
Yuu: because Jack wouldn't scream unless it was an emergency, you guys scream whenever you can.
BAKING THERAPY 🍰✨
I can’t stop laughing bros 😭
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