- A Better Kind of Love
- Harry, along with the rest of the Puddlemere United team, is determined that this year will be the year they finally win the Quidditch League Cup. But when a Bludger-induced fall leads to a missed Snitch, broken bones, and an extended stay in St Mungo's, that conviction is put to the test. If Harry wants to have any chance of returning to the pitch this season he has to put all of his faith in his assigned Healer. Which is no easy task when that Healer is Draco Malfoy.
- A Cold Spot in Hell
- When there’s nothing left to burn, you have to set yourself on fire.
- A Fault in the Weather
- Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes have brought out a new item: a Portable Swamp. As one of their most trusted amateur prototype testers, Harry is ecstatic to get this latest object. The only problem is that it... doesn’t seem to work. It’s generating storm clouds that sweep through the Hogwarts corridors, and showering the students with rain, hail, and snow. The storms are getting stronger, but Charms Professor Malfoy and DADA Professor Potter are on the case.
- A Memory and a Mystery
- After a night with a mysterious man, Harry Potter hires Draco Malfoy to recover a missing personal item.
- A Most Unexpected Object
- In all his years at the Ministry, Draco has never seen anything like it. Typical that it should turn up in Potter's bin.
- A True Entanglement
- One moment, Harry was minding his own business, going about his workday, and the next, he found himself being dragged across the Ministry by a red string that had somehow curled up in a pretty little bow around his wrist. A story of fate, smut, falling in love, and a string named Harold.
- A Year in Training
- Harry is finally living his dream and training as an Auror, but nothing seems to be going right: he’s just so angry all the time. And Draco Malfoy’s presence on the programme really isn’t helping with that, either.
- All Change
- Neville and Luna are getting married, Draco’s playing bridesmaid, and Harry’s finally learning that people really can change.
- All Our Secrets Laid Bare
- Over the six years Draco Malfoy has been an Auror, four of his partners have turned up dead. Harry Potter is assigned as his newest partner to investigate just what is going on.
- All the Ashes Like Leaves
- Nothing about being the Chosen One had prepared Harry for this. With most of the population blinded and man-eating plants running amok, he can only stay close to his friends as they make their way to safety. Not that he’d call Malfoy a friend, but the end of the world does rather make their ongoing feud seem trivial. And it just figures that it took nothing short of an apocalypse to make Malfoy seem like less of a git.
- Along Came Potter
- Potter shows up at Draco’s flat. Then he shows up again, and again, and again.
- Amnesty
- Draco Malfoy, shunned by the masses and turned away from the Aurors more times than he'd care to admit, is taking out remnants of the Dark Lord's fan club himself – by being the best assassin money can buy. When the stone-cold killer happens upon a body lying in the alley, however, he can't leave the man for dead. When the man turns out to be Harry Potter, he does what anyone in his position would do – he brings him home.
- An Improbable Bout of Summer Madness
- Draco had planned a quiet, peaceful summer holiday with his son. The last thing he expected was to find Potter here, in Draco's little Cornish retreat. Making fudge in a shop? The idea was too ludicrous for words. (In which alarming amounts of sweets are consumed, Cornwall is thoroughly explored, Scorpius is a darling boy, and Harry Potter is a horrid assault on Draco's sanity.)
- And I Know the Spark
- All Draco cares about is keeping Potter alive, and he’ll do whatever it takes to make sure that happens.
- And the Clock Keeps Ticking
- Harry Potter knows three things. One, Voldemort can still cause chaos even after his death. Two, Draco Malfoy is one of the last two missing survivors. Three, Harry’s creepy dreams every night are the only key to finding Malfoy. And yet . . . maybe Harry shouldn’t be so sure, for the truth about Malfoy is not what he thinks it is.
- At the Crossroads There We’ll Meet
- Potter keeps dying; Draco keeps saving him.
- Aural Gratification
- Harry's not gay – he just likes listening to exciting stories about Aurors. It's not his fault that the narrator's voice is so smooth, so expressive... and really rather hot.
- Be Still
- Harry’s back in England and Draco tries to fix things before he disappears again.
- Better Than Our Yesterday
- It all starts at the End. Right after the Battle of Hogwarts, Harry asks Draco to help him retrieve Snape's body. Only, he's not dead ...
- Better To Burn Than To Fade Away
- Harry Potter is a legend in the world of broomstick racing. He's won almost every cup, trophy, and bowl – except for the historical London-Nome which has been on hiatus for the past several years. Now the London-Nome is starting again, and Harry will do anything to pull off one last big win. Draco Malfoy is one of the organisers of the London-Nome. The race is infamous for its accidents, but Draco is adamant that this year nothing will go wrong. However, between bad weather and international problems en route, the biggest trouble is he can't stop running into Potter.
- Blank Slate
- When Harry’s disregard for the chain of command results in his ousting from the Aurors, he decides to open up his own private investigation firm. When Narcissa Malfoy goes missing and the Aurors do little but go through the motions, Draco finds himself at Harry’s door. While Harry takes the case, he’s not above using the circumstances to his own advantage.
- Blood is the Taste of Love
- Mother, if I do not live to see the dawn...know that I died in the arms of my love. Most likely suffocating beneath the grip of his soft hands. A willing sacrifice...
- Both Hands
- It’s been over a decade since Draco packed up his belongings and left, and Harry’s doing just fine. Really, he is. So when he spots the For Sale sign outside their old flat, he doesn’t think twice about arranging a viewing. Curiosity is only natural, right? And what harm can come from a quick trip down memory lane?
- Breathe In and Feel No Hurt
- A tale of love, loss, and of finding hope again. Or the story of how Draco turned into a house-cat in order to secretly bother a depressed Harry Potter until he was no longer feeling sorry for himself.
- Bricks & Mortar
- Diagon Alley is undergoing a major revitalisation, and Hermione convinces Harry to be a part of it. He has zero interest in his appallingly fit, completely infuriating, blond-haired-and-grey-eyed neighbour… but his brand-new magical bookshop has other plans.
- Call Me by Your Name And I'll Call You by Mine
- My dearest Harry, because no matter how far we are, even two different worlds apart, I can never tell where you end and I start. Draco never expected Potter to find his way back to his life, especially after seven years of no contact, but here he was. With Potter's will in his hands, his own name written in that untidy scribble he recognized anywhere, Draco had to accept this was his time to reopen an old wound, revisit painful memories, and relearn everything he thought he knew about his past.
- Captive of the Silent Isle
- When Draco Malfoy is sentenced to life-long exile on the Silent Isle, a tiny, rocky island in the Black Lake, Harry Potter knows he can't live with this blatant injustice.
- Changing Tides
- Draco has spent half of his life spouting the things his father has taught him without much thought about how he feels about what he says. When he unexpectedly comes face to face with the Dark Lord, he grapples with the harsh realities of the world and struggles with his changing views on life. Instead of doing what’s expected of him fifth year, he joins Dumbledore’s Army and learns how to defend himself, how to make his own choices, and how he can be something greater than his father’s example as he grows into his own man rather than his father’s shadow. The choices he makes change both his and Harry’s fates, intertwining their paths until they converge.
- Chasing Dragons
- Draco can think of only one way to outclass his pleat-front-khaki-wearing politician ex, and that’s by making headlines with an obvious upgrade. And who better to upstage the cheating bastard than the Saviour of the World, Harry Potter himself? Sure, Potter is a little rough around the edges in ripped jeans, a rumpled tartan shirt, and a permanent scowl. Draco reckons a haircut and a shave wouldn’t hurt, either. But Potter is also in need of a Healer willing to keep his secrets, and Draco is just the man for the job. It’s a perfectly reasonable exchange. They need only attend a couple parties arm-in-arm, smile nicely for the paparazzi, and tolerate each other long enough to convince everyone they’re smitten. In return, Draco will keep Potter alive and in one piece. But it isn’t long before Draco realises he might be in over his head, because Potter is ten tonnes of trouble packed into a leather jacket, and seems keen on hurtling himself towards death on the back of a flying motorbike. And that says nothing of Potter’s penchant for fire-breathing beasts and things that bite. Ah well, at least they’ll have some fun while it lasts. After all, Draco always did like a bit of danger.
- Choose
- Clearing the Atmosphere
- The atmospheric charms at Malfoy Manor are failing, causing some rooms to be freezing and others to be stifling. The group of friends who come over regularly to have dinner at the Manor complain about the heat of the dining hall, the house elves are working in winter parkas, and when Draco wakes up to find his bedroom turned into an orange grove, it's time to call an expert.
- Closure is a state of mind
- After Harry's husband Charlie is killed, his Mind Healer recommends a Polyjuice therapy company, so Harry can see 'Charlie' again and find closure over his death. Draco, whose life over the last ten years has gone from bad to worse, gets assigned Potter's case.
- Collapse Amongst the Dying Stars
- After the final battle nothing is quite as Harry expected. Death Eaters remain unaccounted for, Malfoy is in prison and there is something rotten in Azkaban. Banned from assisting the Aurors, Harry keeps himself busy with regular visits to Malfoy and works to bring light to the darkness of 12 Grimmauld Place. As he does all he can to make things better, Harry’s mind fills with strange dreams and an adversary sets in motion a plan intended to tear Harry’s world apart.
- Commander
- Draco is addicted to potions and ready to give up on living when he stumbles into a cult of necromancers. Instead of joining them, he turns informant for the Aurors and fights an undercover war against neo Death Eaters. Featuring: animagi, parselmouth kink, and Draco's hunger for his commanding officer's approval.
- Counting Down From Ten
- Draco sneaks out to the porch to smoke and feel sorry for himself, and Harry comes wandering after him.
- Day Shift on Diagon
- Auror Draco Malfoy has been relegated to patrol duty again. After a long shift, he stumbles upon a new coffee shop on Diagon Alley and finds himself being served coffee by none other than Harry Potter. Charmed, Draco can’t help but go back again and again in order to get a glimpse of what’s become of the wizarding world’s Golden Boy—and to get his weekly fix of caffeine, of course. But, as time passes, Potter’s mind seems to be occupied with more than just coffee… and it’s up to Draco to figure out what’s going on.
- Dear Diary
- ✔ This can’t possibly go worse than the last time I kept a diary. // After the war, Harry picks up a journal to write in… and it writes back. Luckily, it’s not a Horcrux on the other end this time.
- Death Dreams
- Draco likes to keep things casual, or at least he did before Harry Potter barged back into his life.
- Delicious
- Accomplished food critic/event planner Draco Malfoy has a big secret: despite his sensitive palate, he cannot cook. Stuck in a bet with his good friend Blaise to cook for an entire dinner party, Draco puts his trust in the world famous Chef Harry Potter to teach him the tricks of the trade, and to keep his mouth shut.
- Develop, Stop and Fix
- In his five years in New York City, James Black has earned significant fame as a photographer. In fact, he's attracted the attention of London curator D. Black. Harry Potter uses a fake name and runs away. In a way, so does Draco Malfoy. How do these stories connect? It's quite simple: they're one and the same.
- Dirty Little Secret
- Having Harry all to himself - meeting up in private and fucking into the wee hours of the morning - is exhilarating, empowering, and more than a little intoxicating. Until it isn't. Somewhere along the way, Draco realised he wanted more. More than Harry is willing to give.
- Dirty Talk
- Harry is rapidly becoming obsessed with Draco's mouth.
- Don’t Keep On Pretending
- After a talk to fifth years about Auror training, Harry Potter stops by the Potions classroom. Chatting with Draco Malfoy about Albus and James’s performance in Potions leads to a talk about the most uncomfortable moments of their past, but maybe they can proceed from there…
- Draco Malfoy: Toilet Supremo
- It must be a vision brought on by eating cheese sarnies too close to bedtime, Harry thinks. There's no way that Draco Malfoy can really be standing on his doorstep, calling himself a Toilet Supremo, and expecting Harry to buy not only this unlikeliest of scenarios, but also a new loo. But no: Harry's eyes do not deceive him. Malfoy, Lord of Toilets, is really there. Which begs a very important question: what the hell is he up to, and what evil scheme is he about to unleash? Because there must be an evil scheme . . . mustn't there?
- Draco Malfoy's Diary
- Draco writes poetry in his diary. It definitely isn’t about Potter.
- Draco's Scars
- After his time served in Azkaban, Draco is released into a world he doesn't quite know how to be a part of anymore, and isn't even sure he wants to. The only thing from his past he even cares to hang onto, isn't a thing at all. He doesn't want Potter to see the Mark on his forearm or the scar slashed across it and be reminded of a past they'd both rather forget.
- Dreaming Darkly
- It's five years after the war, and Harry is not okay. He hates his job. He hates Robards. He hates Ron's promotions and Hermione's concern. He chases oblivion in booze and weed and quick dirty fucks, but it's never enough. Then Draco Malfoy's face comes up on the case board as a murder suspect and Harry is thrown into an investigation that will take him to dark and dangerous places. The temptations put in front of him will force him to question the line between dreams and reality ... and just which side of that line he wants to walk.
- Easy Prey
- Harry's been chasing Draco for years, it seems. Though... never quite like this before.
- Eclipse
- Draco swore his revenge on Harry for Lucius's imprisonment, and Harry all but laughed at him. But Draco is planning more than schoolyard pranks this time. The old rivalry turns deadly when Draco abducts Harry for Voldemort. It's the perfect plan, guaranteeing revenge, power, and prestige, all in one blow. But when Draco's world turns upside down, the fight to save himself and Harry begins, and the battle will take them both through hell and back. If they come back.
- Embers
- Werewolf Alphas aren't meant to be alone, or to suppress their ruts indefinitely like Draco has been since he was bitten eight years ago. He needs company, companionship, to knot ― he needs an Omega Heat Companion. At least, that’s what the Healers say, and even Draco can admit contacting the person they’ve referred him to might be nice. Of course it turns out to be bloody Potter.
- Erosmancy
- Blaise was immune to whatever it was people usually felt around his mother, for which he was profoundly grateful, since no one needed an Oedipal complex on quite that spectacular a scale, but that didn’t mean he didn’t have a thorough respect for her gift.
- Famous
- It's a couple of years after the war, and Harry's bored of models now, the same way he's bored of Ron's constant nagging, bored of his Weasley monogram knitwear, bored of the same fucking grin that greets him when he hands his fire-truck red Bugatti over to the valet every night. He wants to find—well, he isn't sure what he wants. Anything but models. Harry is in the mood for...messy. And Draco Malfoy's looking like a walking disaster in the making.
- Feel You In These Walls
- Just this once, Harry thinks. Just this once, they'll kiss, they'll have sex, and then it'll be over. Draco hadn't expected more than that either. But then it happens again, again, and neither of them had anticipated having feelings involved - but then they've never been able to keep anything casual, have they?
- Fidelius Amare
- Draco's cover is blown, and Harry is the Auror assigned to protect him. It would be a whole lot easier if Malfoy didn't have to be so infuriatingly attractive.
- Five Times Draco Walked Away, and the One Time He Didn't
- It is the first Christmas after the war, and Draco and Harry are freshly minted professors at Hogwarts, and alone there for the holidays. Luckily Harry is persistent, since Draco keeps insisting on walking away from him.
- fly like paper, high like planes
- Harry Potter, Head Coach of the Appleby Arrows, is very content leading a quiet life. He has a doddery old house-elf who makes his breakfast, a team of players who love Quidditch almost as much as he does, and a Kneazle that curls against his damaged leg at the foot of his bed at night. The absolute last thing he needs is a fit, tattooed, and wildly talented Draco Malfoy back from living his life on the margins. Soon he’s dealing with goblins for the first time since the war, traveling to Prague, eating dodgy squid, and maybe, just maybe, accepting that Quidditch, Malfoy, and even Harry himself are still capable of change.
- Grand Designs
- Draco Malfoy is trying to rebuild the family's fortune and reputation after the war. When he learns that some of his former Muggleborn schoolmates are looking for a place to live in close proximity to their parents, he decides to lease some land to the project. He just hasn't counted on having to deal with investor (and project manager) Harry Potter.
- Harry Potter and the Muggle Miscommunication
- Harry is transferred to the Pest Advisory Board. What happens next will astound you!
- Harry Potter the Part-Time Sugar Daddy
- Draco has been alone for a long time— by choice, yes, but that doesn’t make it less lonely. Over time he has convinced himself that it’s for the best, but this thought is threatened when he meets Harry Potter. After fighting his feelings and almost losing Harry in the process, Draco gives up and finally lets himself be loved.
- Hate Me Like You Do
- During the war, Draco was forced to hurt Harry. Ten years later, they meet again—and again, and again. Harry uses his hatred as a shield, because it’s so much easier to hate than to love and forgive. Draco revels in Harry’s hatred and craves more of it, becoming addicted to it, because he would rather have hatred and pain than nothing at all.
- He Was He and I Was Bunny
- The war is over and “eighth year” is about to begin at Hogwarts. But for Harry and Draco, nothing is quite the same. Harry’s looking for an escape, Draco’s looking for a friend. Does a little black bunny hold the answers for both of our boys?
- Head in the Game
- Harry and Malfoy shagged. But it’s fine, Harry doesn’t have feelings for him or anything. Yet he isn’t too thrilled when Malfoy gets hired as a Sports Therapist for Harry’s team – Puddlemere United. Of course, he gives massages. And of course, Harry has to bear witness to Malfoy making player after player groan in pleasure.
- Heal Thyself
- "Are you going for the course?" Lovegood asked. "You have the NEWTs.”
- hear me with your whole body
- It was a sexy idea, exploring other bodies with Draco, engaging in sex with other people to spice things up. Something inside of him was excited about the prospect, but the nagging fear, the feeling of abandonment that follows each image that pops in his head is throwing him off. He would give it a go. See what it was like. He could always say no, right?
- Heartache
- What if the one person you least expect is the only one who really understands what you've gone through?
- Heartlines
- Harry never expected he’d end up chipping away at his virginity while wandless and bonded to Malfoy in Northern Europe. He never expected that would turn out to be the least surprising thing to happen while out on their training expedition in the middle of nowhere, either.
- Heat of the Heart
- Draco was recently bitten by a werewolf in the line of duty as an Auror. He'd been dealing with it as best he could, but then his first heat came on hot and fast in the middle of filling out reports with his Auror partner, Harry Potter. Luckily for him, Potter has a knack for saving his arse.
- History of the War
- Draco finds something worth fighting for. Or: Voldemort has gained control of the British Wizarding World and Harry and the other rebels fight for freedom while Draco denounces them in a plea for peace.
- Home Improvement
- When he hired Maison d'Etre to bring Grimmauld Place back to life, Harry never expected Draco Malfoy would end up doing the same for him.
- Hourglass Heart
- It only happened once — depending on how Harry counted.
- House Proud
- His house liked Draco Malfoy more than him.
- How We Throw Our Shadows Down
- Draco has finally found the perfect, rare piece to complete his collection. The only problem is that the item belongs to Harry Potter, the last wizard on earth Draco wants to ask another favour from.
- I Bloom Just For You
- This isn’t how Harry’s eighth year at Hogwarts was supposed to go. It was supposed to be peaceful, drama-free… And yet, he finds himself in the middle of chaos once more when flowers suddenly start to spring up wherever he goes…
- i go to war for you
- King Harry Potter must marry Prince Draco Malfoy to unite the four kingdoms and defeat the Dark Lord. Harry refuses to submit to any alpha, and the alpha Draco, raised to be king, his throne destroyed by Voldemort, must now beg the favour of Gryffindor's omega king. What happens when Harry goes into heat the night before their wedding?
- I Want More?
- Draco had successfully avoided British wizarding society for eight years, until necessity drove him to attend a swanky Ministry event. A chance encounter at that event sparks a passionate affair that just might change the course of Draco’s entire life.
- I Was Held In Chains But Now I'm Free
- The last thing Harry Potter expects is for Draco Malfoy to return to Hogwarts after the war. In which a melancholy Draco tries to keep to himself, and Harry is more intrigued by him than ever.
- I-A-M-D-R-A-C-O-M-A-L-F-O-Y
- It’s eighth year and Harry is back at Hogwarts, nursing a crush on Draco Malfoy. Everything is going well until one day Malfoy disappears and a white cat starts following Harry around the castle.
- If Wishes Came True, It Would’ve Been You
- At eighteen, Harry is determined to be the best Quidditch player in the world. He also can’t stop wanking to thoughts of Draco Malfoy’s perfect arse. The problem? Malfoy is his competition.
- If Wishes were Peacocks
- From the moment he met him, Harry knew that Draco Malfoy had terminally caught pretension from an early age. As it stood, judging by the ghost sitting at his kitchen table with the ankle of one leg resting on the knee of the other, arms crossed against his chest, and two ghostly baby peacocks fluttering around him, death had not managed to disinfect him of this affliction.
- Impervius
- Harry and Draco are working together on a case in the beautiful English Lake District. Or, it would be beautiful if only it would stop raining. Fortunately, Harry has an umbrella. Unfortunately, it's pink and frilly, and Draco would rather die than share it with him.
- In the Interest of Interhouse Cooperation
- Organizing a Duelling Club was supposed to be a fun extracurricular activity for Harry’s 8th year. But add in Draco Malfoy and a malfunctioning Room of Requirement, and things can’t help but get complicated.
- In the Pale Golden Light of the December Sun
- When Head Auror Potter needs a front for an undercover operation, a last, desperate strike against the Death Eaters, Draco Malfoy's old and rarely frequented second-hand bookshop on Knockturn Alley seems the perfect location. Though Draco has his own problems to deal with – hurting scars, painful visions of the Dark Lord, breathing trouble – and is not in the mood for adventures at all, he soon finds himself at the centre of the escalating events.
- In This Cold Heart
- Eighth Year holds many surprises for Harry. Like sharing a bed with Draco Malfoy or being attacked by a revengeful Death Eater. Harry just wants to get on with his life. He also wants to snog Draco. Draco just wants to survive his last year at Hogwarts.
- In Your Arms, Rests My World
- Harry presses his mouth to Malfoy's forehead; he wants to tell him that he’ll never leave, that he wouldn’t dream of it. “You make me feel safe, Potter” Malfoy whispers. “You keep me safe.”
- The Happily Ever After
- Inevitable Collision
- It was difficult to pretend everything was the same as before the war thundered over them, forcing their childhood out of their hands a little too early. The war might be over now, but for Draco Malfoy, the world had lost its colour, his existence diminished into a dull grey hue... until he stumbles upon Harry Potter. Potter is danger, blood pumping fast through Draco's veins, technicolour explosions of emotion, making Draco feel alive—and Draco can’t help but crave more.
- Into the Deep and Dark Spaces of the Mind
- At first the lone lighthouse on the cliffs seems like the perfect spot to get away from it all. But when an old enemy appears, Harry realises that things might not be quite what they seemed.
- It's Not a Passing Fascination
- One of Harry's favourite things is watching Malfoy work.
- Let Him Be Kind
- A ghost is haunting the halls of Malfoy Manor, wailing at all hours of the day. Unfortunately for Draco, the only person to happily offer their ghost-be-gone services was none other than Harry Potter.
- Letters he never sent
- Harry thinks too much about Draco and whenever the feelings get too strong, he writes him a letter where he puts inside everything he feels and can’t say out loud. Of course, none of those letters are sent, ever… but one.
- Life Lessons
- On the cusp of a promotion, Harry needs a little help with his image. Enter Draco Malfoy — who doesn't really do that, Potter — to whip him into shape… and make him feel things he hasn't for a very long time.
- Like Clockwork
- Harry has always loved the Weasley clock that shows the whereabouts of all the family members, and decides to make one for his own family. Soon he runs a small but flourishing business making family clocks. When Draco Malfoy orders a clock with only two hands – one for Scorpius and one for Narcissa – Harry is touched by the loneliness of Draco's life. Memories begin to stir, and Harry makes an addition of his own…
- Like the Sun Fades Slowly, All at Once
- When Draco chose to teach at Hogwarts, he never expected to fall in love. But he did. Falling slowly, like the sun fades into each sunset.
- Long Live the Wyverns and Wilderness Yet
- Five years ago, feeling lost and overwhelmed, Harry left England to seek healing, peace and solitude in the mountains of China. Now, welcomed back by his friends, he finds that no one is quite where he left them – and Draco Malfoy seems to turn up everywhere. A river, a return, a reconciliation and a rekindling. Also wyverns, Weasleys, poems, Patils, Taro Tuesdays and a tuba.
- Love and Paranoia
- When Harry finds out his soulmate is none other than Draco Malfoy, he genuinely expects his life to go to shit. It doesn't help that Draco is an addict, coasting on reality-altering highs to feel something happy, something pure just once more before the comedown. What Harry doesn't expect is to care so much that it tears him apart at the seams.
- Lovesick Charity
- After falling for Draco, Harry is determined to end hateful laws that target former Death Eaters. Too bad Draco has already betrayed him.
- Lumos
- Harry never expected to spend eighth year listening to Draco Malfoy wanking.
- Magic is a Wonderful Thing
- While Hermione and Ron travel to Australia to find Hermione’s parents and restore their memories, Harry goes back to Hogwarts to help with the rebuilding efforts. Draco decides to complete his community service by helping restore what his side in the war helped destroy. A friendship begins which, when they both return for their final year, grows into something more.
- Many A Winding Turn
- During their Eighth Year at Hogwarts, Harry and Draco share their dreams about and for the future, discovering that they're not so very different. After school, they learn that reality bites.
- Matched Set
- “No one asked you to look, did they?” Draco said, eyes glittering and intent on Harry’s face—like he’d just wiped off the years and turned back in time to when their greatest ambition in life had been to knock the other off his broom in front of the school and grab the Snitch first, before they’d both gone to war and come back with scars.
- Maybe Just A Midnight Rendezvous
- Harry's back in London and he's determined to show Draco how things have changed.
- Momenti Diversi
- In which you'll find the Italian sun, some sexual tension, a reluctant Harry and a persuasive Draco.
- Monachopsis
- Monachopsis: (n) The subtle but persistent feeling of being out of place.
- My Name Was Safest in Your Mouth
- Harry didn’t ask for Malfoy to walk into his shop after so many years. But one event leads to another, and soon they’re scrambling to help Hermione find the solution to one of the most insidious viruses the wizarding world has ever seen. To make matters worse, Malfoy’s hiding something, and Harry really wants to kiss him—except Malfoy doesn’t date. Ever.
- My Own Personal Poltergeist
- Draco is a crime scene cleaner and Harry is a hitwizard. They avoid each other until the day that Harry is killed on the job and Draco is summoned for an emergency clean up. For some stupid reason, Draco actually mourns the death of the Chosen One, and things only get worse when he discovers that something -- or someone -- is haunting him.
- (Never) Let Me Go
- Harry and Ginny are married, but she abandoned him for her Quidditch career overseas. He is lonely and desperate for love and very interested in sleeping with a man. Then, one night at a party, Draco Malfoy whispers in his ear: Do you want to leave with me? Harry knows he should say no, especially since a scandal would ruin his chance at becoming Head Auror, but Malfoy is entirely too fit to pass up the opportunity.
- Newts
- “I’m twenty-eight!” Harry said. “I’ve been an Auror for ten years! You want me to go back to Hogwarts now?"
- Night Changes
- Draco and Harry have spent years dancing around one another, but Potter’s straight and married. Until one day he isn’t.
- Night of the Crescent Moon
- There's been a series of seemingly unrelated, increasingly gruesome murders in the Muggle world – or so it appears at first. When evidence suggests Auror Potter is targeted as the next victim come Beltane, he needs someone versed in the Old Ways, someone who knows ritual magic, to help prevent that from happening. He needs a pureblood like Draco Malfoy.
- (not anyone) you're the one
- The one where Draco and Harry get together, fall apart, grow up and then find their way back to each other.
- Not on the Forecast...
- When Draco turned over a fresh page in his life, he had no idea that this new chapter would bring with it an infuriating messy-haired git, a series of mysterious cases of unnatural weather, and some unexpected feelings.
- (Not) In Control
- Tonight, Draco takes the reins; Harry yields, willingly.
- Nothing Left to Burn
- Over ten years after their fling crashed and burned, Harry runs into Draco and finds embers still burning bright. Sometimes your ex-lover is (metaphorically) dead. And sometimes it's summertime in Montreal and the past won't let go.
- Nothing's as It Seems
- Harry Potter's world had been turned upside down more than once in his life, but with Draco Malfoy, he knew he had found a love that was rare and true. Harry had found his happy ending. It wasn't to be. All it took to ruin his life was a few lines in The Daily Prophet.
- now you've set the scene
- Harry isn't as alone as he thinks he is.
- Of Fortune And Flowers
- Draco is happily muddling along in his job as Assistant to the Keeper of the Hall of Prophecies, when his world is turned upside down by a new prophecy involving himself – and Harry Potter.
dec 18 2020 ∞
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