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Don’t Go - D.M.

Draco Malfoy has always known which side he was supposed to stand on. But during the Battle of Hogwarts, when Lucius calls him back to the Death Eaters, Draco hesitates. For once, he isn’t sure he can follow the path chosen for him. Then, from somewhere behind him, Y/N says two words she never meant to say. “Don’t go.” What happens next changes everything. As the battle rages on, Draco finds himself fighting alongside the people he was raised to hate—and growing dangerously attached to the one person who gave him a reason to stay. In a war where loyalty is everything, choosing Y/N may cost Draco far more than choosing his family ever could.

Marked By Magic

Draco Malfoy was supposed to be dying in the prefects’ bathroom. After Harry Potter disappears, leaving him bleeding on the floor, the last thing Draco remembers is a girl he barely knows kneeling beside him. Y/N was never someone Draco paid attention to. Quiet, private, always somewhere in the background—yet somehow, when his consciousness begins slipping away, hers is the face he remembers. When Draco wakes, his wounds are healed, the girl is gone, and nobody seems to know what happened to him. But Draco remembers. And once he finds her, he quickly realizes saving his life may have been the least dangerous thing she ever did.

What’s Wrong With Me? - D.M.

Draco Malfoy was never supposed to be afraid. But with the Dark Mark burning beneath his sleeve and an impossible task weighing on him, his carefully built facade begins to crack. Y/N was never meant to discover the truth—or care enough to become a liability. But when Draco starts unraveling, they become the only person keeping him from breaking. Now, he must choose: Follow through with the Dark Lord’s request, or gain the courage to find a way to survive the alternative.

Safe Place - D.M.

Malfoy Manor was always quiet at night. When they were children, Y/N would sometimes wake to the sound of Draco crying in the room beside hers. She never knocked or asked questions. She would simply sit against the wall between them, her hand resting against the cold green wallpaper. Draco always knew she was there. By morning, his usual mask returned—the smirk, the arrogance, the perfect Malfoy heir. Neither of them ever spoke about those nights, but he never forgot that she stayed. Years passed, and somehow, she remained the one person Draco could reach for without shame. A hand to hold. A shoulder to lean against. A quiet presence when everything else became too much. Now, they were returning to Hogwarts for their seventh and final year. Seven years of secrets, shared silence, and a bond neither had ever bothered to name. And neither of them knew that this year would finally force them to.

Brunettes Do It Better - D.M.

Fred and George Weasley have been up to no good. They slip Draco a hair changing potion at dinner one night and suddenly all the girls at Hogwarts can’t seem to take their eyes off him. And he immediately goes to you, of course, to figure out how to get his perfect platinum back into place. Unfortunately, you can’t seem to take your eyes off his new look either.

Letters From Home - D.M.

At Hogwarts, an anonymous pen-pal program is meant to bring students together. Y/N never expects much from it—until a mysterious letter lands in her hands. The person behind the parchment is guarded, sarcastic, and strangely honest. With every letter, the two of them reveal pieces of themselves they would never dare say aloud, slowly becoming each other’s favorite secret. Neither cares who is on the other side. Until they finally agree to meet. Y/N expects a stranger. She gets Draco Malfoy. And suddenly, everything they confessed on paper feels a lot more dangerous when the person who knows all your secrets is standing right in front of you.

A Matter of Blood - D.M.

Two old pure-blood families. Two impossibly stubborn heirs. One rivalry neither of them knows how to stop. Y/N was never impressed by Draco Malfoy. Draco was never accustomed to someone who wasn’t impressed by him. What begins as sharp remarks across crowded ballroom floors slowly becomes lingering glances, private arguments, and a fascination neither of them can explain. He’s a powerful Death Eater with a dangerous reputation. She’s the one girl arrogant enough to look him in the eye and laugh. Neither intends to fall. But some rivalries were never meant to stay innocent.

Riddle Me This

At Hogwarts, everyone is obsessed with Mischief, an anonymous messaging app where students flirt without revealing who they are. Y/N matches with the mysterious @RiddleMeThis, never realizing she’s falling for Mattheo Riddle—the Dark Lord’s heir, who she sees almost every day. Neither knows the other’s identity, and as their online connection deepens, they begin falling for each other while unknowingly passing each other in the halls of Hogwarts.

A Little Bit of a Fixer Upper - D.M.

Twenty-six days after the war, everyone seems to know what to do with themselves. Everyone except Draco Malfoy. He has no reason to return to Malfoy Manor, nowhere he actually wants to call home, and far too many memories that follow him wherever he goes. So when Y/N finds him lingering in the ruins of Hogwarts long after everyone else has left, she recognizes something in him that most people don’t. Her father had been a Death Eater too. She knows what it means to survive a war and still feel like you’re paying for it. What starts as an offer of a spare room becomes something neither of them quite knows how to define. Draco is difficult to reach, prone to disappearing into himself and haunted by things he refuses to explain. Yet somehow, Y/N becomes the person he keeps finding his way back to. And the closer he gets, the harder it becomes to tell whether she’s helping him find his way home—or becoming the only place he feels safe enough to stay.