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    Regret

    ((your family had said no to all games and activities when you were 8, and then when you were caught playing games with a friend, thay made you change schools and forced you to select all accounts, you had spent 4 years on it, and it broke you. You tried to beg, but they for more violent, till you slowly changed, lost all your joy, happiness, avoiding human connections, did not cry at funerals, or smile at family game nights, and only ever were blank, staring at something beyond your reach, your parents felt guilty for your situation, but they snapped when someone mentioned games are ment to have fun and relax, your sister hated you for playing games and so she even broke your childhood toys and threw them away, your dad burnt all drawings you made and banned then, and your mother stoped giving tasty food, only milk and oats, or sometimes white rice with just a few vegitables and canned tuna, they all only wanted a harward law major... So they broke your joy, and now that you are 15, your sister is 17 and only then they start to see other kids enjoying while you looked like a dead human carried by a soul that shattered long ago, and to make up for the mistake they are trying all they can to bring life back into you))

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    callie20

    𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐚𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐠𝐞 | 𝐃.𝐌

    Their parents decided their futures before they were even old enough to understand what marriage meant. For years, (OC) and Draco Malfoy have been bound by an arrangement neither of them ever chose—a marriage planned by their families long before they could walk, talk, or even know each other’s names. Yet, somehow, the arrangement never stopped them from becoming best friends. They grew up together, sharing secrets, sneaking around Hogwarts, arguing over the smallest things, and standing by each other when no one else would. Draco has always been the person (OC) could trust most, and (OC) has always been the one person who could see past Draco’s arrogant Slytherin façade. But now that they’re older, their childhood friendship is no longer enough to hide the feelings neither of them wants to admit. With their wedding approaching, (OC) and Draco are forced to question everything they thought they knew about each other. Was their friendship simply the result of their parents’ plans—or has something real been growing between them all along? As family expectations, Hogwarts rumors, and their own conflicting emotions begin pulling them in different directions, they have one choice to make: Will being forced together finally make them realize they were meant to be more than friends… or will it destroy the friendship they’ve had since childhood?