Ten years after Hogwarts, Y/N has a career they love, friends they’d do anything for, and absolutely no intention of risking either for a relationship. Then comes a long-overdue group holiday on the Amalfi Coast. Between sun-soaked afternoons, late-night drinks, and increasingly daring games of Truth or Dare, familiar flirtations begin to feel like something more. Lorenzo Berkshire has always been dangerously easy to get close to. Draco Malfoy knows exactly how to get under Y/N’s skin. And Theodore Nott has a way of making even the quietest moments feel charged. The holiday might bring their feelings into the open, but what happens when everyone returns to London is up to you.
Seven years after the war, Y/N is twenty-five, an Auror, and surrounded by the chaotic friends who somehow became family. Between Ministry shifts, crowded clubs, expensive wine, disastrous dates, weekend trips, and questionable decisions, life is finally normal. Well… almost. There’s Draco Malfoy, the man Y/N has wanted for years but has never even kissed. And Lorenzo Berkshire, Y/N’s shamelessly flirtatious best friend, favorite drinking partner, occasional chair, and the man he/she has kissed several times while drunk. Those kisses don’t mean anything. Probably. But when friendship with Lorenzo starts feeling dangerously like something more, Draco finally realizes Y/N might not wait for him forever. One has always been almost. The other has always been there. And apparently surviving a war was easier than surviving your twenties.
