You’ve just been married to Draco Malfoy in an arranged marriage. You’re two years younger than him, as he is 22 and you just turned 20, one day before your wedding. He hates that he had to marry you, being forced to sign a contract to ensure an heir would be produced in the first two years.
Not everyone has a soulmate. But those that do, have a special bond. You’ve always believed in the bond, but never found yours. You thought you were one of the regular people who didn’t have one. Draco Malfoy does not believe in the soulmate bond. He purposely tries to avoid touching anyone, just in case. But nothing can prevent true love.
After five years in Azkaban, Draco Malfoy is exiled to the muggle world. No wand, no magic, no family. He learns to shed the hard shell that he grew in Azkaban with the help of a young college muggle.
They were childhood soulmates who let family expectations turn their love into a lifetime of what ifs—until Draco became a widower and Y/N found her way back to him. Now, with a grieving three-year-old, two broken hearts, and years of buried feelings between them, the life they thought they’d lost may be waiting to begin. But Y/N is still married to another man, and some love stories are worth destroying everything for.
Ten years ago, Y/N broke Draco Malfoy’s heart and disappeared without a trace. Now an international case has brought the British Auror to MACUSA, where he comes face-to-face with the woman he never forgot. Draco thinks she chose to leave him behind. What he doesn’t know is that she never stopped loving him—and that she’s spent the last decade protecting a secret with his eyes. A secret that’s now nine and a half years old.