Y/N Y/L/N was born into one of the oldest and most powerful pure-blood families in Britain. She was beautiful enough to turn heads, intelligent enough to silence a room, and confident enough to stand toe-to-toe with anyone who dared challenge her. Unlike most pure-blood heirs, Y/N had no interest in blindly following tradition simply because her family expected it of her. Especially not when it came to the Dark Lord. The Y/L/N family had always been influential, their allegiance coveted by those who understood the power that came with their name. As the wizarding world edges closer to war, Lucius Malfoy becomes determined to secure their loyalty. There is only one problem. Y/N Y/L/N has absolutely no intention of joining the Dark Lord. So Lucius gives his son an order. Draco Malfoy is to change her mind. Draco has spent years competing with Y/N at Hogwarts. She is everything he cannot stand: clever, effortlessly charming, infuriatingly confident, and completely unimpressed by his name. She always has an answer for him. Always manages to get the last word. And, worst of all, she seems to find his attempts to intimidate her endlessly entertaining. Draco is certain he can accomplish his father’s task. After all, Y/N is only a girl. A very powerful girl. A very beautiful girl. A girl who somehow manages to make his heart beat faster every time she looks at him. As Draco begins spending more time with Y/N under the guise of persuading her to join the Dark Lord’s cause, something neither of them expects begins to happen. The arguments become conversations. The conversations become secrets. And somewhere between whispered words in empty corridors and stolen moments behind closed doors, Draco starts to realize that Y/N isn’t the enemy he