Maybe it's her kindness... perhaps it's her dreamy nature...or probably it's her beauty... Draco Lucius Malfoy isn't quite sure how his sworn nemesis surprisingly captured his heart. The girl, whom he always teased and made fun of, calling her 'Loony' and a freak, is no one but a victim of his bullying. Will Draco be able to confess his feelings to Luna Lovegood, or will she always see him as the arrogant Slytherin Prince? DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the original characters. Only the characters I have introduced belong to me. All other credit goes to the author of the original series, J.K. Rowling.

"You're a loser Flint," Oliver spat Oliver Wood is the Captain of the Gryffindor Quidditch Team in Hogwarts. He loves Quidditch more than anything else...doesn't he? Alexandra Flint is the younger sister of Marcus Flint, Oliver's sworn nemesis. They can't see each other eye-to-eye and are at constant odds with one another. These two rivals hate each other and will do anything to prove the other wrong. But, what will Oliver do to Alexandra...when Slytherin wins a Quidditch match against Gryffindor?.... DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the characters in the story. Only the characters I myself have introduced belong to me. All other credit goes to the author of the original series, J.K. Rowling.

"Seriously Draco? Is that how you propose to a girl??" She stated, chuckling in amusement. Greenwood S. is one of Draco Malfoy's best friends. They've known each other since childhood, and have grown up to become partners in crime. The only difference being that Greenwood was still single, while Draco was a nervous mess, planning how to propose to his girlfriend, Luna Lovegood. Will Greenwood and Draco's other friends help with the marriage proposal and the events that shall follow? Or will they backstab Draco at the last moment? Only time would tell... PS: This is a sequel of my first ever Wattpad fanfiction "The Serpent's Moonstone". DISCLAIMER: I do not own any of the original characters. Only the characters I myself have introduced belong to me. All other credit goes to the author of the original series, J.K. Rowling.