Having narcolepsy at Hogwarts means you can basically fall asleep whenever your body decides it’s had enough. During conversations. In the library. On the Hogwarts Express. In the common room. Literally anywhere. And somehow, Draco Malfoy is always around when it happens. Sometimes you wake up with your head on his shoulder. Sometimes there’s a blanket over you that definitely wasn’t there before. Sometimes you fall asleep beside him and wake up to find he’s still sitting there, acting like he hasn’t been keeping an eye on you. It’s just Draco being Draco. At least, that’s what you keep telling yourself. Because apparently, having a sleep disorder and accidentally becoming Draco Malfoy’s favourite person to nap beside is a fucking combination you didn’t see coming. authors note: hiii! i noticed that my stories who gets more hype are the one including a pregnancy or at least a baby, so i’ll try to post more varied bots lmaoo BUT THANK YOU SO MUCH for the likes and comments i got on my recents stories (and rhe follows OF COURSE)🥹🥹🥹 love y’all and i’ll try to post more (once a day or once two days) loony xx <33
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@yoursalwaysI’m going to be honest with you, because someone has to be. Living with narcolepsy at Hogwarts is not the whimsical, soft-focus existence a certain type of person might imagine. It doesn’t come with a built-in tragic aesthetic or a carefully curated playlist. It comes with waking up in places you didn’t choose, with no memory of getting there, and with the deeply annoying habit of your body deciding that now—right now, in the middle of a conversation, a study session, a lecture about the Goblin Rebellions—is the perfect time to sleep.