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The Right Way To Court A Lady by kahlen369
Fandoms: Bridgerton (TV), Bridgerton Series - Julia Quinn
13 Sep 2025
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With the beautiful life Anthony had with his even more beautiful wife, it was hard to hold onto his regrets, or really, any negative feelings at all.
Still, sometimes, when there were whispered words behind their back by the vultures in society, when his wife was unfairly maligned, or even when there were simply a few too many mocking jests by his own family in reference to his past mistakes, Anthony felt the familiar stirrings of regret again.
If only he could go back and give his Kate the season she had deserved, one where he’d shown her from the beginning that she was all he had wanted and needed in a wife.
(Perhaps he should have known. After all, didn’t they say, be careful what you wish for?)
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Or,S3!Anthony goes back in time somehow and ends up in S2!Anthony's shoes, where he decides he needs to get married to Kate again as soon possible, while at the same time, he can finally do what he wished he'd done: give her the courting she deserved.
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17 Feb 2026
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When Anthony Bridgerton is 15, he meets Katie Sharma doing homework with his sister Daphne at the kitchen table.
When Anthony Bridgerton is 28, he realizes that he's in love with Kate Sharma.
When he's 29, he finally gets to tell her.
This is how they get there.Time jumps, (sister's best) friend to lovers, angst (not always between Kanthony), like 5 different moodboards, and a happy ending (I promise).
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12 Feb 2026
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Hermione Granger cannot bear to have another death on her blood-soaked hands.
In a moment of desperation, she attempts a type of forbidden soul magic to save one Draco Malfoy from a curse that is tearing his apart. The result? Their souls are bonded for all eternity, and neither one is having it.
As they navigate the complexities of their new circumstances, Draco begins to peel back the layers of Hermione Granger to find that she is just as human as the rest of them. Searching high and low for a solution to their conundrum forces them closer than they ever thought possible (or wanted). Can they find a way to see the other for who they truly are, or are they doomed to repeat the past?
"Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." -Emily Brontë
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Marriage, Malfoy, and Other Catastrophes by HerWordGarden
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
17 Feb 2026
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When a newly resurrected Ministry marriage mandate announces that Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy are a perfect magical match according to an ancient spell (dusted off by morons), Hermione does the sensible thing: she assumes the spell is wrong and prepares to tear the Ministry apart at the seams.
Unfortunately, the spell is magically and legally binding.
Now Hermione—cursebreaker extraordinaire, workaholic, and part-time harbinger of bureaucratic doom—is forced to cohabitate with the one wizard she absolutely refuses to find attractive while she prepares to annihilate the Ministry in court, in public opinion, and possibly in small controlled fires. All the while, Draco Malfoy goes from mildly intrigued to catastrophically besotted in record time.
As Hermione plots the downfall of the Ministry's heinous legislation and Draco tries (and fails) not to make heart eyes at his new wife, they discover that the spell might know something they don’t.
A comedy of errors, enemies-to-lovers chaos, magical academia shenanigans, and sexual tension so thick it could be classified as a solid.
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Poppy Ashford wasn’t supposed to end up in California. She wasn’t supposed to lose her mum, or trade Oxford for Stanford, or spend sleepless nights in a hospital with a father she barely knew. And she definitely wasn’t supposed to keep running into the same broody med student — in coffee shops, on late shifts, even the seat beside hers.
Conrad Fisher had promised himself he was done. After Belly, after all of it, he thought keeping his head down was safer. Then there was Poppy — sharp, stubborn, disarming in ways he didn’t see coming.
It wasn’t supposed to matter. But Poppy kept cutting through the noise, filling silences he thought were permanent, and he couldn’t stop noticing.
He told himself he wasn’t looking for anything. And yet, somehow, he kept finding her.
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06 Sep 2025