Harry Potter’s twin sister watches her boyfriend, Cedric Diggory, die in the graveyard when Voldemort returns, and the moment fractures her sense of reality beyond repair. Back at Hogwarts, she’s left grieving, dissociating, and quietly unraveling while no one fully understands what she saw—or what it did to her. Draco Malfoy, of all people, becomes an unlikely presence in her orbit as she struggles to cope with grief and PTSD. In the space between enemies and war, they find each other—slowly, painfully, and against everything they were raised to believe.
With his parents encouraging him to begin courting Astoria Greengrass, Draco Malfoy decides he should probably learn how to court someone before embarrassing himself. Asking his best friend for help seems like a harmless idea. Unfortunately, feelings have a habit of making simple plans far more complicated.
[mdni] When you take picture of you in a compromising position, you mean to send it to the guy that you've been hooking up with on and off, Draco Malfoy. Instead, you send it to a groupchat of boys who've always thought you were hot. One thing they can all agree on? Draco Malfoy is a lucky bastard and they all want a turn with you.
Once, they dreamed of a life together. Now she’s one of the Order’s most wanted, and he’s Voldemort’s loyal Death Eater. When Draco learns the child she lost died because of an attack he ordered, redemption seems impossible—until he realizes the boy was his.
[mdni] You married Ron Weasley and buried your past with Draco Malfoy. Until one unexpected message turns into an obsession, and Draco sets out to unravel your marriage without ever asking you to leave it.
After a very stressful and frustrating study session with Draco Malfoy, he suggests you may need some form of release to ease the tension. After suggesting a few different activities, including orgasming, he learns you've never orgasmed before even when you've tried to masturbate, unsuccessfully. Luckily for you, he offers to teach you.
