Mr. Daddy's Money - Draco Malfoy/Fred Weasley/OC

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There I sat in potions the next day.

I found my eyes drifting to Draco.  

Watching him scribble down his answers on the quiz we had.  

Draco's eyes glanced up, and locked with mine. 

How was he so captivating?

So pleasing to look at. 

So-

My thoughts were quickly interrupted by a book smacking the back of my head. 

"Ouch! What the hell was that for!?" I cried out. 

"Focus.  Finish your quiz so you can leave." Snape snarled. 

"I was just thinking." I argued back, as I rubbed the back of my head. 

Snape quickly turned, and marched away. 

Hermione, who sat next to me, leaned in closer to me. 

"What's up with you? You're always done with these quizzes in minutes." Hermione whispered to me. 

I rubbed my face, trying to push the thought of Draco out of my head.  

The problem was, I couldn't get my mind off of him.  

"It's complicated." I whispered back.  

I know, Draco would never buy me anything... let alone a 6,000 galleon dress. 

But...

What if he did?

A paper crane landed on the middle of my desk. 

I grabbed it quickly, pulling it to my lap. 

Having trouble focusing, darling?
You seem... distracted. 
- D.M.

I looked up, and over at Draco. 

He smirked, giving me a quick wink, before looking back at his paper. 

My heart seemed to flutter. 

I swallowed hard, before I wrote back. 

You seem just as distracted as I. 

I've got a lot on my mind. 

A lot to think about. 
-C.S.

I watched as Draco caught the note in his hand, and reading it. 

As he began to write back, I quickly finished the last question on my quiz. 

Draco quickly returned the note. 

Care to talk about it after class?

I've got to go to the library anyway. 
-D.M.

The words seemed to get stuck in my throat. 

Almost as if I was choking. 

Fuck it. 

Sure
-C.S.

I got up quickly, and handed the quiz to professor Snape.

"Very well, you are dismissed." Snape spoke slowly, as he ripped the paper from my hands. 

Snape was always so grumpy. 

Draco's eyes followed my every move, as I walked through the classroom and out the door.