Chaos Mixed With Coffee

Hufflepuff- Wonders what they did wrong, crying in bed and watches romance films, tissues in hand.

Ravenclaw- Wonders why is love not like how it is in books, why there is no happy ending. Eats ice cream or any other comfort food.

Slytherin- Will try and pretend everything is fine, that they don’t care and that they’re okay. But on the inside they’re crying and hurt.

Gryffindor- Goes through a stage of anger and will rant about all that happened. But then they’ll finally accept it and goes through a period of sadness.

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Gryffindor: May text again, is not terribly nervous but checks their phone very frequently. If it gets too long they simply assume their crush is busy

Slytherin: Almost never texts again, and is very careful about the image they put across. Responds after the same amount of time as their crush does, to avoid seeming overeager

Ravenclaw: speculates on why their crush hasn’t texted back yet, and may spiral a slight bit until their crush responds. Worries about the text they sent

Lord Voldemort and My Young and Hot Version 

Lord Voldemort and The Year I Gave Up

Lord Voldemort and I Could Have Kidnapped Harry Sooner But I Decided To Make Him Compete In This Competition Just For The LOLs

Lord Voldemort and Get Ready To Be Introduced To  The Only Character Worse Than Me

Lord Voldemort and You Thought My Locket Was There SIKE

Lord Voldemort and My Soul Gets Destroyed Piece By Piece But Not By A Fandom

Slytherin: Witty dialogue. Short chapters. Reading deep into the night. A plot twist that sends your heart racing. Cliffhangers. The soft thud as the book is closed. Beautiful cover designs.

Hufflepuff: The soft sound of a page being turned. Acknowledgements that thank the reader. Lines that sound like poetry. Characters that are achingly real, achingly human. An overflowing bookshelf.

Ravenclaw: Worn, cracked spines. The table of contents. Setting so well described that it feels as though you’re there. A bookmark nestled gently between the pages. Titles that only gain meaning once you finish.