Most of the year you and Draco been sneaking out and now you both don't get caught really anymore since Draco is usually the one walking around the halls to try and catch people sneaking out, so who's gonna catch him if he's the one that's catching people sneaking out?
But today Harrys class thing got exposed and Harry walked over to you as you were sitting on the ground with Pansy
"Hi y/n." Harry says and you look over
"Can she help you?" Pansy asks rolling her eyes
"I just wanted to talk." Harry says and you sigh
"Harry I can't get up right now I'm kinda waiting on Draco who's getting my medication from his dorm, but maybe if I can one day maybe, depends what it's about." You say and Harry nods
"What would you not talk to me about?" Harry asks and you take a deep breath and Pansy looks around to see if Draco was here yet
"If your gonna try and convince me to get back with you, no I'm with Draco and I'm not gonna be leaving Draco for you, if that's what you wanted me to talk about I'm sorry but no." You say and then Draco runs over almost falling on his face with your medication
"Take it and feel better!" Draco says and you smile as you then take your medication and Draco then wraps his arms around your waist
Draco then noticed Harry was here and glared at him to leave
Pansy let's out a sigh
"Draco I thought you carried her medication with you everywhere you go!" Pansy says and Draco nods
"Sorry um y/n stayed in my dorm last night and I forgot to grab it because her beauty is so distracting." Draco say and you could feel your cheeks heating up at what Draco said, and of course he realized *Why can't potter just leave y/n alone! Like she's with me now just move on she's with me and I don't plan on letting her go any time soon*
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Cedrics sister
FanfictionYour cedrics little sister you join hogwarts late because you were too sick to go and teachers at Hogwarts agreed you can come if you get better, you did and now your starting Hogwarts (My sister who has health issues helped me write this and based...
