Drarry \\ Hogwarts Eight Year \\ One Shot \\ Complete \\ Draco makes origami. Harry collects them. All of them. It's not a problem, he just... he likes them, a great deal.

Author: Cassis Luna In which, Draco drinks a potion that allows him to see through lies. Harry, evidently blamed, must help him through the effects of the potion. For the first time, they see one another in a different light. DISCLAIMER: I do not own the plot nor the characters. This fan fiction is created by Cassis Luna, on fanfiction.net, just here to spread a beautiful story to others. All credits to J.K Rowling.

"It's one of the commandments after all Harry, love thy enemy." "I'm pretty sure that's not one of the commandments Ginny." "Oh whatever, he knows what I mean." ---- One final year at Hogwarts. That's all that stands in the way between Harry Potter and the rest of his life. Except, he's not even sure what he wants to do with the rest of his life. Hell, he hadn't even expected to live this long if he was being honest. But here he was, alive and well and completely unsure of himself. Everyone keeps telling him that he can relax now, have a normal life, but normal flew out the window the day he learned he was a wizard. Voldemort is gone, (for good this time) and Harry is struggling with his purpose, his fate, his future. The one thing that Harry thought he could count on, the one thing Harry actually considered a part of his normal life, was the constant arguments, high tensions, and general teasing that Draco Malfoy would inflict upon him. But even that's changed. Draco Malfoy is different. He's quiet, reserved. Harry's not sure what to make of the new Draco and when they're paired up as partners in potions, Harry is anything but excited. But as the two enemies talk, as they get to know one another, their relationship takes a turn. A turn that neither of them could have expected. Harry Potter Fanfic Drarry Fanfic Highest Ranking Given: #187 in Drarry #349 in Wizards

Eighth year, at Hogwarts. Hermione decided it would be a lovely idea for some inter-house unity! After all, the Sorting Hat was right, right? Nothing would possibly go wrong. Definitely nothing like Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy involving in a full-on flirting/seducing competition. ✧✧✧✧✧ Some fluff, some teensy tiny smut (only a little and very light I swear), and loads of party games.

Author: Lomonaaeren Disclaimer: J. K. Rowling and her associates own these characters. I am writing this story for fun and not profit. Rating: PG-13 Word Count: 16,000 Warnings: DH spoilers (ignores epilogue), language, some mild violence Summary: Back at Hogwarts and studying to sit his NEWTs after the war, Harry Potter has plenty to concentrate on that is not Draco Malfoy. Yet he's trying to decipher him anyway-him and his mysterious jewelry and even more mysterious letters-and it's all a bit much to do for mere curiosity.

draco is dared to ask harry to the yule ball ... awkwardness and love ensues

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?

A short Drarry story set in year eight in which no one will leave Harry Potter alone and there are too many secrets on every side. In the middle of it all, the year eights have a N.E.W.T. practical for Potions where they have to brew and test a de-aging potion, taking them back to being eleven years old again for forty-eight hours. Harry and Draco have a chance to start all over again and leave their past behind them. Chapters alternate between Harry's and Draco's POV. Cover Art by @UptheHill 2019

A short fluffy Drarry story set after the war in which Harry is a messy disaster and Draco suffers from social anxiety. Somehow, they come to each other's aide. Warning: references to historical self-harm.