"I would love to say that I hate you, but I must not tell lies." *** After the Hogwarts Battle, Draco is hunted by nightmares, and Harry fails to understand why the young Death Eater risked his life to save him. Will an eight year at Hogwarts bring peace between them, or is it too late to say sorry ? *** Highest Ranking : #2 Drarry on May 15 2022

A Drarry Story. After the war, and after the funerals of the Fallen Fifty, the Golden Trio has fallen apart. Set in the first two weeks of year eight in which it turns out that Neville is a very perceptive young man and Draco finds out that hanging around Gryffindors can be hectic, funny, dangerous, and quite detrimental to one's health. Can Draco bring the Golden Trio back together and can he successfully woo Harry in the process?

It shouldn't be surprising that after all of these years Harry and Draco tend to gravitate towards each other. They've always had an innate understanding of each other, why should that change now? A chance meeting shows Harry that maybe he's not as stuck as he thought he was. Draco teaches him that it's not only physical scars that must be healed, but the mental and emotional scars as well. Or: Auror Potter is bruised and scarred and Healer Malfoy does something about it. Previously titled Social Casualty.

Harry, now back for his 8th year, discovers something new. Because things can never be normal, and Malfoy always seems to be involved. Currently undergoing editing, but the general plot isn't changing, just how it comes across. image creds to upthehillart

A Drarry Story. Some three and a half years after the Battle of Hogwarts and Harry is required for a rescue mission. Harry and Draco come together over a threatening situation to Draco's future which proceeds to throw both their lives upside down when Draco inadvertently curses Malfoy Manor.

A Drarry Story. Some eight years after the war, Harry Potter has established a name for himself as someone who buys and restores old, magical (and normally cursed) properties. When the deeds for Malfoy Manor are sent to him, Harry can't resist. Seized by the Ministry from the Malfoys after the war, the Ministry have been unable to sell it on due to its history and a plethora of curses. Suddenly life becomes a whole lot more complicated than just simple cursebreaking and restoration because the Manor has a squatter, a very blond and pointy squatter.

After the Second Wizarding War, the wizarding world slowly merged with the Muggle one. Peace flourished. Equality became more than just a dream. People rebuilt, they healed. But not Harry Potter. Despite the peace, Harry carries an emptiness he can't explain. Something-or someone-is missing. The battle is over, the darkness gone, but he wakes up every morning with a strange ache in his chest, a phantom pain that no healer can mend. He tries to live. Tries to move on. Works at the Ministry. Spends time with friends. But he doesn't feel whole. Draco Malfoy vanished after the war-without trial, without a goodbye. No one has seen or heard from him since. Everyone thought he fled. Harry thought it was for the best. Until one day, deep in the Department of Mysteries, a locked report surfaces during a routine audit. It's marked classified and magically sealed under Harry's own name. Inside is a memory. And in that memory, Harry sees a dying version of himself... and a terrified Draco Malfoy cradling him, whispering a forbidden incantation-magic that merges their life forces, binding them together so subtly, even death didn't notice. Draco saved him. But more than that-Draco forgot him. Intentionally. The spell demanded it: to give Harry life, Draco had to erase everything about himself, to disappear completely. New name. New identity. No past. Now, Harry knows what he's missing. Who he's missing. The search takes him across continents, tracking magic signatures, broken trails, and faded remnants.

This is a Drarry story set four and half years after the war. Draco's is on a five-year house arrest and Assistant-Head Auror Potter's help is required during a time of practical and emotional need.

Literally, inseparable. Disaster hits. After a spell gone wrong, they discover they're bond together for the next week. Without being able to be touched, and without the ability to move further then a foot apart, Draco and Harry have to figure out how to live with each other. However, they soon discover its much easier then they thought. Harry learns he's more then welcome at the Slytherins table, and Draco doesn't seem to hate him as much as he used to. Could years of loathing actually just be childish squabbles? Did they actually just need more time to understand, and speak to each other? Was this the beginning of a new friendship, or something more then they ever could have dreamed? Heavily inspired by 'Hold My Hand'. Same sort of concept, but not the same writing or quotes. So yeah, credits here! ^^ Warnings: Violence, Strong Language, Sexual scenes. Updating every day except Friday (that's my catch up on writing day) Chapter length: 1000-1500 words