For six years, Y/N and Draco Malfoy have shared the Slytherin common room, crossed paths in the same classes, and exchanged little more than sarcastic remarks. They know of each other, but never cared to look any closer. As their final year unfolds, old assumptions begin to crack beneath the weight of growing expectations, buried secrets, and an uncertain future. What starts as reluctant conversations and quiet familiarity slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Trust isn’t given. It’s earned. And sometimes, the person you’ve known for years is the one you’ve never truly seen.
Being Mattheo Riddle’s sibling came with expectations. Being Draco Malfoy’s rival came naturally. For years, the two brightest Slytherins have done nothing but compete, trading insults and trying to outdo one another at every turn. But when Draco uses Legilimency to gain the upper hand, he stumbles across thoughts he was never meant to hear—and realizes hatred isn’t the whole story. Now burdened with a secret that could ruin them both, Draco must decide whether to use it against you… or protect it.
When Harry Potter’s younger sister transfers to Hogwarts for her fifth year, she quickly catches the attention of the last person Harry wants anywhere near her—Draco Malfoy. What begins as teasing and rivalry slowly turns into an unexpected connection, forcing them to choose between family loyalties, old grudges, and feelings neither of them saw coming. Sometimes, the people you’re taught to hate are the ones who change you the most.
