"I just don't understand. Why... why Malfoy?" She was scrubbing the dishes in front of her the muggle way, a habit she did when she was nervous, uncomfortable, or angry. And now, with her fiancé red in the face and not meeting her eye, she was all three. "He's..." From her peripheral she watched him run a shaking hand through his hair. "He's just everything I'm not. Everything I've always wanted to be."

When Draco Malfoy turned up on the Order's doorstep with Harry, everyone welcomed him with open arms. They trusted him. But, not Hermione. She knew better; he was up to something. She wasn't quite prepared for what that something was. Or how she'd feel about it after.

"This isn't working." She was already halfway buttoned up when she turned to face him. His slacks still unbuttoned and his shirt open around his shoulder, which he gave no indication of closing anytime soon. Hermione rolled her eyes, continuing to do up her blouse. "We just finished. Give it a moment. Besides, I have to be-" "No, not this," Draco scoffs, gesturing to his open trousers. "This." She blinks carefully, watching his long fingers extend from his own chest to hers.

Veela!Draco He would die for her. He just might. He'd rather succumb to the Veela magic within him rather than force her to be his. But his suppressant potions don't taste the same. He can feel the need for her growing. And if McLaggen touches her again, he's going to rip his throat out.

"Well if it isn't the smartest witch of her year, Granger... Where's my hug?" He smirked at her "You missed me didn't you?" Hermione scrunched her eyebrows at him, "I think the word 'missed' is a stretch." A story full of cute moments, anger, odd relationships, and all the drama. Draco has befriended the Weasleys and has decided to stay for the summer while he figures out where to buy a house. This is unknown to Hermione. The couple is surprised to find out that neither of them are as terrible as they thought. They help each other out during their worst struggles and though they may split, nothing will keep them from bringing themselves back into each other's lives. P.s. covers and songs will never belong to me. Cover drawn by CaptBexx Deviant Art May include real quotes from the Harry Potter series both books and movies which belong to J.K. Rowling.

Assassin!Draco They knew. They knew when they released him who he was, how he'd work. He was the perfect hunting machine; fearless. Relentless. She was his opposite in every way. The angel on the other shoulder of fate and the absolute pain in his ass. She held him back, just as they knew she would when they assigned them together as partners. She, who believed in the value of every life; even the scum that they hunted on a daily basis. She, who disapproved of his rather effective method of disposal.

He didn't mean to find it and it wasn't his fault it was there and really you couldn't blame him because the entire house was made of wood and wood naturally had holes and he didn't build the damned house and technically if he hadn't found it, someone else surely would have and what were the odds that she was in the next room anyway? And mostly all of that was right. For instance, he did not mean to find it. But he had anyway.

"If you could get her to fall in love with you in a week then the galleons yours mate..." "Tsss... easy." Well, that's what Draco thought.. - Blaise made a bet with Draco, that if he could make the Gryffindor princess fall for him in a week he gets 1000 galleons and the title of breaking the know-it-all beaver's heart - what will happen if Draco realizes that he's actually falling for the brunette, will he continue the Bet or will he finally accept defeat and admit his feelings for the Gryffindor princess. Read to find out!!!!

Draco Malfoy is in love with a Muggleborn. No, not that Muggleborn. Well... Maybe.

They love him. They love him so much they hate each other. Or do they? TWs: CHARACTER DEATH, use of the word Mudblood (both negatively and affectionately), graphic depictions of sexual situations (including m/m and f/m/m), graphic depictions of violence