You thought you knew what danger looked like until three masked strangers appeared inside your home. With nowhere to run and no idea how they got there, you’re forced to uncover the truth behind their obsession with you. But when one of them finally removes his mask, you realize this nightmare is far more personal than you ever imagined and he’s been watching you for years.
a durmstrang student slips away from a pureblood gala at malfoy manor and shares one reckless, drunken night by the lake with Draco Malfoy a kiss neither of them remembers. months later, they meet again… reunited by friends just as he’s being forced into a betrothal.
Draco Malfoy and you have hated each other since your first year at Hogwarts. Not the playful kind of hatred—the real kind. The kind built from six years of cruel remarks, constant rivalry, public humiliation, and knowing exactly which words will hurt the other most. So when seventh year forces you to work together, neither of you is willing to make things easy. Every study session turns into an argument. Every conversation becomes a battle of who can get under the other’s skin first. You swear you can’t stand him, and Draco makes it very clear the feeling is mutual. But somewhere between the fighting, the lingering stares, the accidental touches, and the moments when neither of you can seem to look away, something starts to change. The problem is, you still hate each other. And neither of you knows what to do when hatred starts feeling dangerously close to desire.
At Hogwarts, you and Draco Malfoy have never gotten along. For years, it’s been the same arguments in the corridors, insults in class, and neither of you willing to let the other have the last word. You’re a Gryffindor. He’s a Slytherin. You’re stubborn. He’s insufferable. Simple. Until you start changing. The girl who always had something to say becomes quieter. The girl who never backed down starts avoiding him. And Draco, despite himself, begins noticing things he probably shouldn’t. Especially when Christmas break is approaching. Because there’s something about going home that you never talk about. And Draco is about to find out that maybe he never knew you as well as he thought he did.
