Unconventional Bonds | Dronarry

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The decision to share the truth about their relationship with Hermione and Ginny weighed heavily on Harry, Ron, and Draco's minds. They knew that revealing their bond would bring about a range of emotions, from acceptance to confusion and possibly even anger.

One evening, as they gathered in the Gryffindor common room, Ron broached the topic, his voice filled with determination. "We need to tell Hermione and Ginny about us," he said, looking at Harry and Draco for confirmation.

Harry nodded, his heart racing with nerves. "You're right, Ron. They deserve to know."

Draco took a deep breath, steeling himself for the reactions that would follow. "I'll talk to Hermione," he offered, knowing that Hermione's understanding and support would be crucial.

Ron agreed, his gaze lingering on Ginny with concern. "I'll talk to Ginny. I just hope she'll understand."

The next day, Draco found Hermione in the library, pouring over a stack of books. He took a seat beside her, his heart pounding with apprehension.

"Hermione, there's something I need to talk to you about," Draco began, his voice steady yet filled with emotion.

Hermione looked up, concern furrowing her brow. "What is it, Draco? Is everything alright?"

Draco took a deep breath, his eyes meeting Hermione's with sincerity. "Harry, Ron, and I... we're in a relationship. All three of us."

Hermione's eyes widened in surprise, but she didn't interrupt, waiting for Draco to continue.

"We wanted to be honest with you, Hermione. Our feelings for each other have grown stronger, and we didn't want to keep it a secret anymore," Draco explained, his voice soft with vulnerability.

Hermione processed the information, her expression thoughtful. "I understand, Draco. Love is complex, and as long as all of you are happy, that's what matters."

Draco felt a wave of relief wash over him at Hermione's understanding and acceptance. "Thank you, Hermione. Your support means a lot."

Meanwhile, Ron found Ginny in the Gryffindor common room, sitting by the fireplace. He took a seat beside her, his heart heavy with the impending conversation.

"Ginny, there's something I need to talk to you about," Ron began, his voice filled with apprehension.

Ginny looked up, her eyes narrowing slightly. "What is it, Ron? You look worried."

Ron took a deep breath, bracing himself for Ginny's reaction. "Harry, Draco, and I... we're in a relationship. All three of us."

Ginny's eyes widened in shock, her initial surprise quickly turning to anger. "What? Harry, you're supposed to be in love with me! How could you do this?"

Ron tried to calm Ginny down, but she was too upset to listen. In a fit of anger and hurt, Ginny stormed off, leaving Ron feeling torn and guilty.

Later that evening, Ginny sat down to write a letter to her mother, her emotions raw and conflicted.

Dear Mum,

I need to talk to you about something important. Harry, Draco, and Ron... they're in a relationship together. I can't believe Harry would do this to me. It's not fair, Mum. I thought he loved me.

I don't know what to do. I feel betrayed and hurt. I thought Harry and I had something special, but now it feels like everything was a lie.

Please help me, Mum. I don't know how to deal with this.

Love,

Ginny

As Ginny sent off her letter to Molly, the weight of her emotions settled heavily on her shoulders. She didn't know what the future held, but she knew that she needed her mother's guidance and support now more than ever.