Drarry One Shots

Behind Closed Doors

3rd Person

Harry and Draco had been dating since their third year. It was getting harder and harder to keep their relationship hidden. Every day they had to say hurtful things to each other, and it was starting to break Draco mentally. For a long time, the boy had felt that soon he would snap at someone or something. He didn't know if it would be violently hexing things, or violently crying, but he didn't really want to find out. 

"Get away from me, Malfoy!" Harry said, shoving Draco into the wall after he had told Harry he was a git. Tears formed in Draco's eyes as he clutched his arm. Harry turned around quickly, and rushed down the hall to an empty classroom, Draco trailing after him. Some students watched, wanting to follow the two boys to see if there would be a fight. Draco pulled the door open after Harry had shut it, full on sobbing. Harry immediately raced over to him.

"I'm so sorry, Draco. Please don't cry. I didn't mean it," Harry said pulling the taller boy into a hug. Draco hugged back, crying into harry's shoulder.

"I know, Harry. It's not that," Draco said quietly, trying to contain his cries.

"Then what, Draco?" Harry asked.

"I'm just so tired of hiding us," Draco answered, keeping his face in the shorter boy's shoulder.

"I know. Me too. Did I hurt your arm?" Harry answered pulling away.

"Just a little, but it's not bad. Don't worry about it, Love," Draco answered, giving a reassuring smile.

"Oh my God! I'm so sorry! Where?!" Harry practically yelled, lifting up Draco's sleeve.

"Shh, Harry, there's nothing to worry about. I promise," Draco said with a smile.

"Are you sure!?" Harry asked intensely.

"Yes!" Draco answered.

A few kisses later, they walked out of the empty classroom, completely oblivious to the fact that they were holding hands. A few students turned to look. Eealization set in, and Draco shot Harry a small, scared look. Harry smiled and squeezed his hand. They walked through the crowd, still holding hands. Happy and disgusted gasps arose from the small crowd of students. The rest of the couple's day was extremely happy.