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SHE WAS EVERYTHING HE COULDN’T STAND. Y/N had never cared much for Hogwarts stereotypes. Being a Hufflepuff didn’t mean she was weak.Being kind didn’t mean she was naive. And being Cedric Diggory’s cousin certainly didn’t mean she needed someone to protect her. She had her friends, her family, her grades, and absolutely no interest in Draco Malfoy. Unfortunately, Draco Malfoy had a lot to say about her. To him, she was an irritating Hufflepuff with a sharp tongue, an infuriating amount of confidence, and a talent for getting under his skin. To her, he was an arrogant, spoiled Slytherin who desperately needed to be humbled. They argued. They competed. They pushed every possible button. And neither of them could stand the other. Until somewhere between late-night studying, Quidditch matches, Hogsmeade trips, unexpected friendships and countless arguments… something changed. Not for her. Not at first. Because Draco Malfoy was the one who noticed it. The way he started looking for her in crowded rooms. The way her laugh became strangely familiar. The way he suddenly cared who she was sitting beside. The way irritating her stopped being enough. And worst of all? He was falling for his enemy. Slowly. Reluctantly. Completely. But Y/N had no intention of making it easy for him. Because sometimes the person you can’t stand becomes the person you can’t imagine losing.