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For seven years, Y/N has been hopelessly in love with her best friend. Unfortunately, that best friend is Draco Malfoy. A wealthy, arrogant pure-blood Slytherin who's been promised to Pansy Parkinson since childhood. And Y/N? She's a half-blood Hufflepuff who could never be considered worthy of the Malfoy name. So she keeps her feelings buried, settles for friendship, and even agrees to stand beside Draco as his best woman. Until Pansy leaves him at the altar. Suddenly, Draco's carefully planned future is in ruins, and the boy who has always had everything finds himself completely lost. Meanwhile, Y/N returns to her tiny Hogsmeade flat, her demanding job at the Three Broomsticks, and a life where loving Draco Malfoy has always meant knowing her place. But when Draco begins questioning everything he's been raised to believe, he starts seeing his best friend in an entirely different light. The problem? She's spent seven years loving a boy who was ashamed to be seen with her. And he's about to discover that being loved unconditionally doesn't mean being forgiven unconditionally. Because sometimes the person who's always been there is the one you realise you can't live without. And sometimes, you realise it far too late.