TeaandSweaters
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Being a once-in-a-decade soulmark bearer wasn't always Harry's idea of a blessing. A soulmate to love and cherish was all well and good, but he couldn't help feeling the destined enemy part of the deal was a lousy tradeoff.
Cedric Diggory was the most wonderful boy to ever live; he was intelligent, loyal, handsome, and so deeply charming that it gave Harry a stomach ache.
Tom Riddle made him sick for very different reasons; he was an arrogant, two-faced weasel, one seemingly addicted to making Harry miserable. With both boy’s names scrawled across his wrists, Harry’s choice in soulmate couldn’t have been easier.
But as the years go by, and the line between what he feels and what he knows begins to blur, the words 'soulmate' and 'enemy' start to feel more similar than Harry could have ever imagined.
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As the longest serving Minister in British Wizarding history, Tom Riddle has the world in the palm of his hand. He's handsome, intelligent, and capable of bewitching even the stoniest of beings with the flick of a finger.
Harry Potter hates his guts. Riddle's policies are a nightmare, his smiles are phony, and worst of all, the word 'no' doesn't appear to be in his vocabulary.
Between juggling his wrongfully imprisoned godfather, his nosy ex-girlfriend, and the stress of his job, the last thing Harry wants to deal with are the Minister's suspicious dinner requests; unfortunately, Riddle is just as persistent as Harry is stubborn.
Written for the prompt: Tom Riddle is the man everyone wants. He only wants the one person who can't stand his mere presence.
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Seducing Hepzibah Smith out of her most precious belongings should have been simple. Spend time with her, charm her, drain her for all she’s worth, and move on.
Unfortunately for Tom Riddle,Harry Potter, professional savior and amateur waiter, has other plans.
Harry is tired of playing the hero, but hey, someone’s got to do it. At least in this timeline, he can eat his weight in sweets in the meantime.