Fine Italian Dining | Theo Nott
Theo Masterlist
Author’s Note: Exchange student!Theo AU, inspired by the “taking my Italian husband to Olive Garden” trend because it’s so aggressively Theo coded
Warnings: None
Word Count: 415
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Fine Italian Dining | Theo Nott
Theo Masterlist
Author’s Note: Exchange student!Theo AU, inspired by the “taking my Italian husband to Olive Garden” trend because it’s so aggressively Theo coded
Warnings: None
Word Count: 415
Batfam x Neglected! Witch! Reader
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i know the marauders are like DECIDEDLY british™ but i also think exploring an ilvermorny AU could be so cool
québécois / inuit sirius whose family is one of the most prestigious practitioners of wandless magic
argentinian remus who's an avid fan of the emerging spanish rock scene
american, southern peter from a family of rednecks
new yorker james whose parents are immigrants
like do u get what i'm saying
From Night One
✧.* : N.L x Ilvermorny! Reader ✎ : You were a transfer student from Ilvermorney, a whole new country, a whole new set of rules, and a whole new school. Luckily for you, you bumped into the sweetest boy to show you around. 𖦹 : 1.4k A/N: I love little nerdy boys!! I hate that people make the more shy awkward ones so confident like babies. Let's make the image a little realistic. Anyways, my first Neville one! Love love love. Please enjoy. Much love, Saige [masterlist]
can someone please write more fanfiction about the other wizarding schools? i think we need more fan made characters and storylines, apart from just hogwarts. there are so many other wizarding schools in the harry potter universe, and there is so much potential. i would read the fuck out of these fanfics. id DEVOUR them. if something like this already exists, please send recommendations. if not, can someone pleaseee write something like that??
Tri-Wizard tournament AU ☆
ft Erin McCosky (@violetmcdowelliscool)
Aka I draw them as Ilvermorny students (I’m coping with the fact that kid me wouldn’t have gone to Hogwarts)
I struggled with the uniform because there is no consistent references online, so I went with what I liked 🙂↕️
+ A TREAT FOR NORA (MERCI POUR VÔTRE FILLE)
Possibly 1890's ilvermorny uniform ?
Hear me out, George x Reader where she's a exchange student from ilvermorny
Hellooo, i hope you like it ~ ♡
Across the Pond .。*・゚゚
Summary: When you transfer from Ilvermorny to Hogwarts for your final year, you expect new classes, new faces, and maybe a little culture shock. What you don’t expect is George Weasley—a mischievous, red-haired prankster who takes an immediate interest in you.
george weasley x f!reader
Stepping off the Hogwarts Express, you immediately felt out of place.
It wasn’t just the gloomy weather—though, compared to the crisp autumns you were used to back in Massachusetts, it was definitely bleak. It was the thick Scottish accents, the unfamiliar castle looming in the distance, and the fact that, despite being a fully trained witch, you felt utterly clueless.
Still, you weren’t about to let some nerves ruin your first day.
You followed the other students toward the corridor, feeling like a first-year all over again. Beside you, a girl with frizzy brown hair gave you a warm smile.
“You must be the Ilvermorny transfer student,” she said brightly. “I’m Hermione Granger.”
“Yeah,” you replied, offering a small smile. “Y/N L/N. Nice to meet you.”
“Don’t worry,” Hermione assured you. “Hogwarts can be overwhelming at first, but you’ll get used to it.”
You nodded, though you weren’t entirely convinced.
As you walk, you caught sight of two identical redheads looking at you.
But the way one of them was looking at you sent an odd flutter through your stomach.
Your first week at Hogwarts was... eventful.
You got lost constantly. You nearly walked into a moving staircase. You called Professor McGonagall Ma’am instead of Professor, earning a bemused look. And you learned the hard way that British wizarding slang was very different from American.
But through it all, one person seemed particularly interested in your struggles—George Weasley.
“Having trouble, Yank?” he teased one afternoon, leaning against the corridor wall as you furiously studied a hand-drawn map of the castle.
You scowled. “Call me that again, and I’ll hex you.”
“Ooo, feisty,” he grinned. “I like it.”
You rolled your eyes. “What do you want, Weasley?”
George smirked. “Oh, nothing. Just thought I’d offer my expert guidance to our lovely new student.”
You crossed your arms. “And what’s the catch?”
“No catch,” he said innocently. “Unless, of course, you count the possibility of me leading you deeper into the castle instead of helping.”
You scoffed. “Yeah, no thanks.”
He chuckled. “Suit yourself. But if you ever get tired of wandering around like a lost puppy, you know where to find me.”
Unfortunately, as much as you hated to admit it, George Weasley was right.
A week later, after accidentally walking into the boys’ lavatory (to the horror of several fourth-years), you found yourself begrudgingly accepting his help.
George was, to your surprise, actually a good tour guide.
He showed you hidden shortcuts, explained the moving staircases, and even taught you how to tell when Peeves was about to pull a prank.
In return, you taught him some Ilvermorny tricks—like how to cast Flipendo with a flick instead of a swish, and the real way to make an exploding potion.
Before you knew it, you and George had fallen into an easy friendship.
Well, mostly friendship.
There was something else there, something unspoken—an energy between you two that sent your heart racing every time he leaned too close, every time his hand brushed against yours.
And, judging by the way Fred kept smirking at his brother, you weren’t the only one who noticed.
It happened after a Quidditch match.
Gryffindor had won, and the common room was wild. Music blasted, drinks flowed freely, and students were celebrating like they’d won the World Cup.
Somehow, you and George ended up alone on the couch, half-tipsy and laughing over some ridiculous joke Fred had made.
“You know,” George said suddenly, his voice softer than usual. “I’m really glad you transferred here.”
You blinked, caught off guard. “Yeah?”
“Yeah,” he nodded. “Hogwarts was fun before, but now? It’s better.”
Your stomach flipped.
Maybe it was the drink, maybe it was the way the firelight flickered across his freckles, or maybe it was just George, but suddenly, you knew—you wanted to kiss him.
So you did.
You leaned in, pressing your lips to his in a way that was definitely not platonic.
For a second, George froze. Then, he kissed you back, his hand coming up to cup your cheek, his lips warm and eager against yours.
When you finally pulled away, breathless, he grinned. “Well. That was unexpected.”
You smirked. “Shut up, Weasley.”
He laughed. “Yes, ma’am.”