The new transfer student didn’t know you and Draco Malfoy were together when she joined the group chat. She’s about to find out. The problem is… it doesn’t stop her.
Theodore Nott gives Draco Malfoy a plan to escape Astoria Greengrass by fake dating another witch. Which is fine. Until, Draco makes eye contact with you.
Draco Malfoy got drunk then tried calling Theo to rant about how much he hates you… and accidentally called you instead. You could tell him. You probably should. Or… you could stay quiet and see just how much “hatred” one man can confess in a single phone call.
You and Draco Malfoy have one rule: Never let the other person have the last word. Unfortunately, Draco finds a very distracting way to win their latest argument. Turns out a kiss is a much more effective comeback than sarcasm.
Some love stories begin with a first date. Yours begins with someone else’s. While dining with Astoria Greengrass at one of London’s most exclusive restaurants, Draco Malfoy catches sight of a stranger laughing at the bar. He doesn’t know your name. He doesn’t know if he’ll ever see you again. He only knows that the life he’d planned suddenly feels impossible to imagine. (‘It Had To Be You’ by Frank Sinatra)
The Slytherins have always been good at three things: ambition, manipulation, and getting what they want. Then you arrive at Hogwarts. The princess who already has everything they’re fighting for. They want your title, your influence, and your crown… but they didn’t expect the hardest thing to win would be your attention.
One night and too many drinks later, you were drunk and added all your exes to one group chat. You wake up the next morning only to find them comparing relationship histories and fighting for first place. This is definitely your problem now.
You and Draco Malfoy have spent months convincing everyone at Hogwarts that you hate each other. Unfortunately, neither of you remembered to check whose tie you were wearing before walking into the Great Hall.
Draco Malfoy has fallen hopelessly in love with a Muggle and is doing everything in his power to keep the Wizarding World a secret. Unfortunately, his girlfriend is far too observant and has become alarmingly dedicated to uncovering whatever bizarre life he’s clearly hiding.
Everyone knew you and Mattheo Riddle were over. The problem was, you hadn’t quite figured out how to move on from him yet. And Draco Malfoy, being the incredibly selfless person he claimed to be, decided he was going to fix that problem by showing you exactly what you’d been missing.
The old stories say that if a wish is genuine enough, the candles will answer. Draco Malfoy never expected his birthday wish to be exposed in front of an entire ballroom, nor did he expect the magic to grant it.
Once a year, the wizarding world gathers for a masquerade where names are forbidden and masks remain until midnight. You spend the entire evening falling for the man behind the silver dragon mask. Then the clock strikes twelve. And Draco Malfoy is the man behind that mask.
You were Theodore Nott’s girlfriend. Which would have been much easier if Draco Malfoy hadn’t spent the last seven years quietly falling in love with you.
On your eighteenth birthday, you collide with Draco Malfoy. And when your skin brushes for only a heartbeat, a soulmate mark ignites in matching silver across your wrists, as if fate itself has been waiting to pass judgment. The world calls it destiny, but the way Draco stares at you afterward suggests something far more unsettling: not that the mark is wrong… but that it has already decided exactly what the two of you are going to become.
You are moments away from tying the knot, about to marry the man your family loves, the man who is safe and certain and everything you were told to want. And then— Right as you are about to say “I do,” a chair scrapes against the marble floor. Loud enough to split the silence in half. And Draco Malfoy stands up.
Transferring to Hogwarts in seventh year was difficult enough. Becoming the object of affection in an increasingly ridiculous rivalry between lifelong best friends Draco Malfoy and Pansy Parkinson was something nobody had prepared you for.
You’re new to Hogwarts. Draco Malfoy wants your attention. Unfortunately for him, you’re not impressed. Now he’s following you around like a very expensive, very blonde stray cat while his friends watch him lose his dignity in real time.
Your entire life is built around avoiding lakes, rainstorms, and very enthusiastic first-years armed with water balloons. That plan collapses spectacularly when Draco Malfoy witnesses the impossible. One unexpected transformation at Hogwarts leaves him with the secret you’ve spent your entire life protecting. It becomes clear that some secrets don’t stay buried, no matter how carefully they’re kept.
(Based off the movie: Obsession) It was supposed to be a joke. One enchanted sparkler. One careless wish. When Draco Malfoy jokingly wishes for Y/N to love him, an ancient magic answers. Now, the closer Y/N gets to him, the harder it becomes to remember who they were before. Some wishes should never come true.
Your diary is your one constant, the only place where every fear, secret, victory, and unspoken thought is safe from the rest of the world. When Draco Malfoy accidentally gets his hands on it, a private war of ink becomes impossible to hide, blurring the line between bitter rivalry and feelings that read far too much like love.
Your love life is so tragic that your friends had to intervene. Their solution? A blind date with a mysterious stranger. Too bad they forgot to mention the stranger was Draco Malfoy. And he was never a stranger at all.
As an unregistered black cat Animagus, slipping unnoticed through Hogwarts has always been your greatest advantage. So when Draco Malfoy starts disappearing into the night, you follow him, determined to discover what he’s hiding. The deeper you dig, the more you realize that some truths aren’t meant to be uncovered.
Draco Malfoy is convinced you still love him… you just have a funny way of showing it. Multiple unanswered messages, missed calls, and a boy who refuses to let go of what you had. Because sometimes the hardest thing to accept is that silence can be an answer.