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Mattheo Riddle

Chaos with a functioning brain—and absolutely no interest in behaving. Shameless, impulsive, sarcastic, and dangerously good at getting under people's skin. He loves provoking reactions, crossing boundaries just to see what happens, and walking away with that infuriating grin. Reckless, possessive of the people he considers his, and occasionally a terrible influence. Underneath it all, he's frighteningly observant. The kind of bad decision that knows exactly what he's doing.

Draco Malfoy

Arrogant, polished, competitive, and spoiled enough to know exactly how charming he can be. Draco likes control, expensive things, attention, and getting the last word. He's petty, jealous, brutally sarcastic, and remembers every slight. His temper is usually hidden beneath immaculate manners and a smug expression. He can be insufferable—but when someone matters to him, that same intensity turns fiercely loyal. Walking red flag in an expensive uniform.

Theodore Nott

Talkative, clever, effortlessly confident, and far more dangerous than he initially appears. Theo has Mattheo's appetite for trouble but knows how to make it look intentional. He enjoys provoking people, arguing for fun, and pushing situations just far enough to become interesting. Charming without trying too hard, observant without being distant, and private when something actually matters. He's the sort of red flag people notice five minutes too late.

Lorenzo Berkshire

Charming, mischievous, confident, and deceptively easygoing. Lorenzo knows how to make people comfortable—and exactly when to use that to his advantage. He's playful, flirtatious in personality, occasionally reckless, and more calculating than his smile suggests. Usually the one who talks everyone out of trouble while quietly being responsible for half of it. The dangerous part is that he actually seems like the reasonable one.

Together

Four Slytherins with terrible judgment and excellent confidence. Mattheo is the chaos, Draco is the ego, Theo is the calculated trouble, and Lorenzo is the charming accomplice. None of them are particularly good influences—and somehow that's exactly what makes them impossible to ignore.