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Hateful / D.M.

After the war, the Malfoy name no longer protects anyone. Lucius Malfoy sits in Azkaban, their loyalty to Voldemort no longer a rumor but a fact people study, discuss, and remember. Draco is still wealthy, still connected, but none of it carries the same weight anymore…

D.M. | Turning Pages

London, 2018. Twenty years after the war, Draco Malfoy is a 38-year-old Auror who never forgave Harry Potter for saving him, never married, and never stopped being an asshole. Then an American witch spills champagne down his sleeve at Potter's New Year's party and introduces herself like his name means nothing. To her, it doesn't. She's 18, new to London, running a struggling secondhand bookshop off Diagon Alley, and dodging the match her powerful family has already picked out back in New York. He gives her every reason to walk away. She doesn't take a single one. A slow-burn, age-gap romance about the only person in London who doesn't know the worst thing about him, and how long he can keep it that way.