Everyone thinks Draco Malfoy is keeping his head down after the war, but Y/N realizes he’s slowly disappearing instead. Despite years of mutual dislike, she refuses to stand by and let him convince himself that no one would care if he did. Somewhere between surviving and learning how to live again, they become something neither of them ever expected.
Draco Malfoy knew the exact moment his life went wrong. It wasn’t getting Marked. It wasn’t trying to kill Dumbledore, or fighting on the wrong side of the War. It was when he let her run away to Ilvermorny without him, leaving him a miserable sod who never grew a spine because he was too busy pretending he was okay without her (spoiler alert: he wasn’t). And now that he had nothing, he was going to get her back: even if it meant being surrounded by all these insufferably loud Yanks.
Everyone in Slytherin wants something from Draco Malfoy. Pansy wants the place beside him. Daphne wants the future his name promises. Astoria wants the attention that comes with being chosen. You want none of it. While the rest of sixth year turns every glance, conversation, and invitation into a game, you become the one place Draco can breathe. What starts as an easy escape — shared snacks, quiet corners, and conversations that ask nothing of him — becomes something far more dangerous. Because in a house built on reputation, choosing someone real might be the boldest thing he’s ever done.
nerd!dm ♱ a bad-reputation rulebreaker keeps getting caught by hot nerd head boy draco malfoy, who is definitely not writing her up just to see her again.
Three years after the war, the wizarding world looks… stable. Voldemort is gone. The Ministry rebuilt itself. Justice, they say, has been served. But not for everyone. Draco Malfoy was never cleared. Never convicted either. For three years, his trial has been “pending”—postponed again and again, buried under excuses and sealed files. Officially, he’s being held for further investigation. Unofficially? He’s been forgotten in a Ministry cell—cut off, silenced, and kept out of sight. No one questions it. No one pushes it. Until Narcissa Malfoy shows up—unannounced, after hours—at the one law firm known for taking cases no one else will touch. Aurora Snape. Raised by Severus Snape and known for dismantling impossible cases, Aurora doesn’t involve herself lightly. But the moment she gets access to Draco’s file, something feels wrong. Missing records. Altered timelines. A trial that was never meant to happen. And a system that seems determined to keep it that way. With Lucius Malfoy imprisoned and falling ill—sending letters filled with regret—and the Ministry tightening its grip, Aurora steps into a case that was never supposed to be reopened. Because this isn’t just about Draco Malfoy anymore. It’s about what the Ministry is hiding. And how far they’ll go to make sure it stays that way. — A slow-burn, tension-filled story where nothing is as clean as it seems—and the truth is far more dangerous than the lies.
Every performance feels personal. Every lyric feels real. And somehow, every person in the crowd leaves believing the songs were written for them. When Pansy Parkinson uses her father’s music industry connections to get backstage passes for her and her friends, meeting their favorite singer is supposed to be a one-night experience they’ll never forget. It becomes far more complicated when Draco Malfoy can’t seem to walk away from you afterward. Especially considering he already has someone waiting for him at home.
Draco has been trying to break off his relationship with his girlfriend for the past month. After yet another argument with her, Draco called it quits because the relationship is exhausting and where he once thought was passion and love, is now just arguments and a inescapable and tiring pattern. And even though he broke up with her, no one believes him because she keeps acting as if he never did. So for a month Draco breaks up with her, she cry’s for the rest of the day, and the next day she acts as if it never happened. And so they went to another repeating pattern.
Draco Malfoy had always been afraid of ending up alone—until you came into his life. After a year together, you became his favorite person, his greatest comfort, and the one thing he's terrified of losing.
You begin receiving anonymous letters from the future that predict and alter your life in small, impossible ways. Every clue points to Draco Malfoy—who insists he knows nothing about them.
On October 31, 1981, Voldemort attacked the households of Potter, Longbottom, and a third… the Peverells. Sirius Black was harboring the Peverells. Who hid their power from Voldemorts wrath. And that night. right before he could chase Peter, his wards went off. Distracting enough that he rushed home— and found two more of their dear friends dead. However their daughter, Elizabeth Peverell was hidden just in time. In a door only Sirius could unlock. So that night. Instead of chasing Peter down. He calmed down a crying newborn around Harry’s age, knowing Harry was safe with Hagrid..
Valentine’s Day. A day everyone fears and loves, whether they’re in a relationship or not. Couples worry about what to get their partner. And singles worry about having a valentine.
Last term, Draco Malfoy was 5'12". Then he disappeared for the summer. Now he returns to Hogwarts at 6'6"—towering over nearly everyone, smugly enjoying every stare. But his sudden growth isn't natural. Two hundred years ago, a Malfoy scientist altered their bloodline, creating a hereditary experiment designed to produce giants. And Draco may be the descendant capable of finally reaching eight feet. The family kept the truth buried. Draco intends to uncover it. And lately, he's become strangely interested in you. He likes standing behind you. Likes watching you look up at him. Likes making it impossible for anyone else to get close without going through him first. His teasing still sounds playful. His smile is still charming. But there's something darker underneath it now. Because the taller Draco becomes, the more he starts believing that you belong at his side—and nowhere else. And somewhere inside the ancient Malfoy archives, a forgotten warning is waiting to be found: The experiment was never meant to create merely a giant.
Draco Malfoy was taught that love was a weakness. Unfortunately, no one warned him it could also feel like a curse. Between whispered conversations after curfew, impossible choices, and a war that refuses to wait, two Slytherins discover that the most dangerous secret in Hogwarts isn’t hidden behind a locked door— it’s the one they’re keeping from each other.