Seventh year was meant to be The Year for Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy. They were the Heads of Hogwarts, had perfect scores, were top of their class and didn't intend to get along. Little did they expect to actually get along and go further than family history would have permitted them to.

She's smart, she's witty and she's sick of watching egotistical witches and wizards preying on those who can't -- or, in this case, won't -- stand up for themselves. Rose Weasley just can't understand why Scorpius Malfoy lets people walk all over him and she's determined to get to the bottom of it. That is, until their first conversation consists of rudeness and hostility, and Rose begins to think that all her efforts to defend him were for nothing. But there's more to Scorpius than meets the eye, and a pathetic squabble over a Charms book might just be the thing that shows her that.

Rose Granger-Weasley loves Hogwarts. Top of her class, popular and talented, there is not much more she could ask for. Except, maybe, one thing. Scorpius Malfoy has terrorised the Weasley girl from the instant they met. Close in calibre, the two have always competed to come out on top. And when he doesn't ... well, he makes sure that Rose knows her triumph comes with a price. But they're in their sixth year now and they've both grown up over the summer, something which Scorpius, himself, can't seem to ignore. Can time prove to Rose that he isn't the same immature young wizard who started playing pranks on her? Will she ever look closer at the Malfoy boy ... close enough for sparks to fly?

Rose was always told to stray away from the Malfoys, but when her first year rolls around and he sits alongside her in the train, everything is not how she imagined and soon she finds herself falling for a very unlikely romance, but with darkness unveiling itself from the past, it's possible that their love might not live on to its happy ending... All characters rightfully belong to Jk Rowling ( Except the ones I made up) and cover art is from an amazing artist on Instagram @upthehillart. Art mentioned in this story rightfully belongs to each artist and their brands.