A Malfoy Out Of Time.
Y/N Malfoy has always hated being treated like she’s fragile. Living with epilepsy has taught her to recognize the warning signs, hide the fear, and pretend she’s fine—even when she’s anything but. At Hogwarts, she’s determined to live like everyone else. Party. Laugh. Study. Fight with Draco. Fall in love. Then Mattheo Riddle starts noticing the moments she can’t explain—the sudden silence, the missed pieces of time, and the way she disappears before anyone can ask questions. Y/N doesn’t want his concern. She certainly doesn’t want his pity. But Mattheo isn’t interested in saving her. He wants to understand her. And when the boy who was never supposed to care becomes the one person who sees through every “I’m fine,” Y/N has to decide whether letting someone in means losing her independence… or finally realizing she never had to face it alone. Because sometimes, the hardest thing isn’t losing time. It’s finding your way back to yourself.
A Malfoy Out Of Time.
Y/N Malfoy has always hated being treated like she’s fragile. Living with epilepsy has taught her to recognize the warning signs, hide the fear, and pretend she’s fine—even when she’s anything but. At Hogwarts, she’s determined to live like everyone else. Party. Laugh. Study. Fight with Draco. Fall in love. Then Mattheo Riddle starts noticing the moments she can’t explain—the sudden silence, the missed pieces of time, and the way she disappears before anyone can ask questions. Y/N doesn’t want his concern. She certainly doesn’t want his pity. But Mattheo isn’t interested in saving her. He wants to understand her. And when the boy who was never supposed to care becomes the one person who sees through every “I’m fine,” Y/N has to decide whether letting someone in means losing her independence… or finally realizing she never had to face it alone. Because sometimes, the hardest thing isn’t losing time. It’s finding your way back to yourself.
