• Addison •
Meet me at the astronomy tower "When I'm not being honest I just pretend that you were just another lover"

Stories

    The wall between us - D.M

    Y/N had always been the center of Draco Malfoy’s world. Since third year, they had been inseparable—through every argument, every laugh, every late night in the Slytherin common room. Now, in their seventh year, everyone knew that wherever Draco was, Y/N probably wasn’t far behind. So when Y/N disappears for longer than usual, Draco notices immediately. At first, everyone assumes she’s simply still in the library. Then a section of the castle wall collapses. It should have been nothing more than a minor accident. The castle itself is perfectly fine. But when Draco, Pansy, Mattheo, Blaise, Theodore, Lorenzo, and Daphne arrive at the scene, they notice something that makes Draco’s entire world stop. Blood. And suddenly, the wall isn’t just a wall anymore.

    A Veela...it seems - D.M

    Nobody knows where she really came from. When Y/N transfers to Hogwarts in the middle of sixth year, all anyone knows is that she came from Beauxbatons—and that she doesn’t like talking about her past. She’s quiet. Mysterious. Impossible to read. Yet somehow, everyone notices her. Students who have never spoken to her can’t seem to stop watching her. Professors seem strangely drawn to her. Even Draco Malfoy, who couldn’t care less about the newest student, finds himself unable to ignore her. But Y/N knows exactly why people react to her. She’s half Veela. And she’s spent her entire life hiding it. At Hogwarts, keeping that secret becomes harder every day—especially when Draco Malfoy starts noticing that there’s something about her that doesn’t quite make sense. Because Y/N isn’t just hiding her past. She’s hiding what she is. And if anyone discovers the truth, everything she’s spent years protecting could fall apart.

    Where I lost you - D.M

    During the Battle of Hogwarts, Y/N disappears after a devastating collapse separates her from Draco. Draco searches desperately for her, but when he can’t find her, he is forced to accept the worst: the girl he loves is dead. The war ends, but Draco never truly moves on. He carries Y/N’s memory with him, convinced that the love of his life was one of the war’s many casualties. What Draco doesn’t know is that Y/N survived. After days apart, and a funeral with an empty casket for her, fate finally puts them in the same place again. When Draco looks up and sees Y/N standing alive in front of him, everything he believed about losing her comes crashing down. But surviving the war doesn’t mean surviving what it did to them. Now they have to face the grief they carried alone, and the question neither of them ever stopped asking: Can two people who thought they’d lost each other forever find their way back?

    The ghost I mourned - D.M

    Everyone told Y/N that Draco Malfoy was dead. She believed them eventually. Months passed, and Y/N became a shadow of who she used to be, carrying the grief of losing the person who had always felt like home. Then one night, someone says her name. A voice she knows better than anyone. A voice she thought she’d never hear again. Draco Malfoy is alive. But coming back isn’t as simple as walking through a door. Draco has to face everything Y/N went through while he was gone, while Y/N has to figure out how to let herself believe that he’s really there. Because sometimes, the hardest part isn’t losing someone. It’s learning how to love them again after you’ve already mourned them.

    Master of none

    Y/N has always been good at everything. Potions. Charms. Duelling. Quidditch. Academics. There isn’t much she can’t do—but there is one problem. She’s never the best. No matter how hard she works, someone is always smarter, faster, or more talented. And after years of hearing that she’s a “jack of all trades, master of none,” Y/N has started to believe it. Then there’s Draco Malfoy. He’s spent his entire life being taught that second place isn’t good enough. So why does he seem to see something in Y/N that she can’t see in herself? What starts as rivalry, insults, and relentless teasing slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Because maybe being the best at one thing isn’t what makes someone extraordinary. Maybe Draco is about to teach Y/N that she’s been looking at herself all wrong.

    The last battle - D.M

    The wizarding war has finally reached Hogwarts, and nowhere is safe anymore. Y/N has always known Draco Malfoy was dangerous. What she never expected was to fall in love with him. Now, with Voldemort’s forces closing in and Draco trapped between his family’s expectations and the person he loves, they are forced to fight their way through a war neither of them chose. Every battle brings them closer to losing everything. Every secret puts them in greater danger. And every moment they spend together could be their last. Draco has spent his entire life being told who he is supposed to be. Y/N is determined to show him that he can choose who he becomes. But when the final battle begins, loving each other may be the most dangerous choice they’ve ever made. **Because surviving the war is one thing. Surviving it together is another.**

    The life we chose - D.M

    Draco Malfoy never imagined that his greatest achievement would have nothing to do with Hogwarts, his family name, or the Ministry. It would be a little boy with pale blond hair who looked almost exactly like him. And a tiny four-month-old daughter who had somehow managed to completely wrap her father around her little finger. Now, Draco and Y/N are married, living happily at Malfoy Manor, raising three-year-old Scorpius and baby Anora while surrounded by the people they’ve known since Hogwarts. Between Draco coming home from the Ministry, Scorpius following his father everywhere, Anora falling asleep in Y/N’s arms, and their friends constantly filling the manor with laughter, life has become something neither of them could have imagined. They already have everything they ever wanted. A home. A family. And each other.

    Tranquility base hotel & casino

    There was never supposed to be a hotel on the moon Somewhere beyond the stars is a hotel that shouldn’t exist. The Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino sits on the moon, hidden from the magical world and accessible through a forgotten spell. Y/N finds it by accident. She should have left immediately. Instead, she keeps returning. Then Draco Malfoy discovers her secret—and decides that whatever strange little world she’s found, he’s coming with her. Moonlit parties. Silver corridors. Impossible technology. Extravagant rooms overlooking Earth. For a while, it feels perfect. Until Y/N realizes the hotel isn’t simply a place. It’s watching them. And the longer she and Draco stay, the more the line between reality and illusion begins to disappear. Maybe Tranquility Base was never meant to be an escape. Maybe it was meant to keep people from wanting to go home. "This magical thinking feels as if it really might catch on" "Do you ever celebrate your dark side, then wish you never left the house?"

    The space between us - D.M

    For three years, Draco Malfoy and Addison had been inseparable. They were the couple everyone knew. The couple who were always together, always touching, always finding their way back to each other. They had survived arguments, jealousy, school, and everything Hogwarts could throw at them. They were best friends before they were lovers. So nobody expected Draco to end it. Not Addison. Not their friends. Not even Draco. One night, after three years of being each other’s entire world, Draco suddenly tells Addison he wants to break up. No explanation. No warning. Just goodbye. And Addison doesn’t know how to exist without him. She stops leaving her room. She barely eats. She cries until she has nothing left to say, convinced that somehow this is all her fault. While Pansy, Daphne, and Astoria desperately try to bring their friend back to herself, Mattheo, Blaise, and Theo refuse to let Draco hide from what he’s done. Because Draco is hurting too. And if he truly doesn’t love Addison anymore… why does losing her feel like losing everything?

    IVY - D.M

    Mattheo’s girlfriend, Draco Malfoy secret. It started with a conversation. Then another. Then the kind of silence that meant far more than words ever could. Y/N never meant to fall for Draco. She certainly never meant to betray Mattheo. But feelings don’t always wait for permission, and the more time she spends with Draco, the harder it becomes to pretend there isn’t something between them. So they hide it. From Mattheo. From their friends. From everyone. But guilt has a way of following you, especially when the person you’re deceiving trusts you completely. And eventually, the secret they’ve tried so desperately to protect will become the very thing that destroys everything.

    THE ALBATROSS - D.M

    Everyone has a warning about Y/N. She’s trouble. She’s dangerous. She’ll hurt you eventually. At least, that’s what everyone says. Y/N has spent years being misunderstood, watching people judge her based on rumors instead of taking the time to know her. Draco Malfoy is different. He’s known her for years. But seventh year changes everything when Draco starts dating Astoria Greengrass. What begins as a relationship he believes will make him happy slowly becomes something else. Constant arguments. Constant yelling. Constantly wondering what he did wrong. And while everyone keeps warning Draco to stay away from Y/N, she’s the only one quietly reminding him that he deserves to be treated better. She never asks him to choose her. She never tries to take him away. She simply stays. Because maybe the girl everyone calls dangerous isn’t the one Draco needs to be saved from. Maybe she’s the one trying to save him. Sometimes the person they warn you about is the person who helps you find your way home.

    MAD WOMAN - D.M

    Everyone knows what Y/N did. Nobody knows why. When five Death Eaters infiltrate Hogwarts one night, Y/N is caught alone in a corridor and forced to fight for her life. Draco is the one who finds her afterward. She’s barely conscious. The five Death Eaters are lifeless around her. Y/N survives. But somehow, surviving becomes the part everyone has a problem with. Rumors spread through Hogwarts, twisting the truth until Y/N is no longer seen as the girl who was attacked. She’s dangerous. Unstable. Mad. The whispers follow her everywhere, and suddenly the people who once knew her are looking at her like she’s someone they should fear. Everyone believes the story they’ve been told. Everyone except Draco Malfoy. Because Draco was there. He saw the aftermath with his own eyes, and he knows there has to be more to the story. As he begins uncovering what really happened that night, Draco realizes that perhaps Hogwarts didn’t create a monster. Perhaps they simply created one by deciding to blame the girl who survived. They called her mad. They never asked what made her that way.

    father figure - slytherins

    THE FATHER FIGURE Y/N was never the reckless one. She was the person standing behind everyone else, cleaning the blood from Draco’s cheek after another fight, fixing Mattheo’s split lip, destroying evidence, silencing rumors, and making sure nobody ever found out what the Slytherins had done. She understood the rules. She understood pureblood families. She understood that at Hogwarts, reputation could be more dangerous than detention. So when Draco, Mattheo, Blaise, Theodore, or anyone else made a mistake, they came to her. Because Y/N didn’t ask questions. She handled it. Powerful, calculating, and frighteningly composed, she had become the person the entire group relied on. But eventually, even the person who protected everyone needed someone to notice that she was carrying everything alone. "I showed you all the tricks of the trade, all I ask for is your loyalty, my dear protégé" "Leave it with me, I protect the family" "I pay the check before it kisses the mahogany grain" "Foolish decisions let to misguided visions" "Whose portraits on the mantle? Who covered up your scandals?"