Harry shows up to 8th year looking like a skeleton, he flinches at every glance stare or harsh look, and keeps his head down trying to go unnoticed. Only Snape and Draco notice, what will they do to help? TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️ too many triggers to write, viewer discretion is advised

Drarry. 8th year of Hogwarts. In this fic, Draco suffers from some pretty severe depression and anxiety, while Harry is dealing with some PTSD. They're both broken (title drop, roll credits please) and together fix each other? Or some cheesy "they all lived happily(gayly) ever after" or some shit. So yeah. Trigger warning. I'm trying to be fairly canon compliant. Completed story. Constructive criticism is welcome.

In the months after Voldemort's death, Draco Malfoy comes to live with Harry Potter under witness protection. But Draco seems somehow different, and Harry is determined to find out why and whether it is going to mean anything different for their relationship. Meanwhile, it seems the Golden Trio might have missed Voldemort's true goal for the Deathly Hallows. Drarry Fanfiction. 56k words.

TRIGGER WARNING: Mentions of SELF HARM, EATING DISORDERS, offensive language towards LGBT+ (Check for more before reading new updates.) Hogwarts is back in session. Headmistress McGonagall has decided everyoe under age will be retaking the year the just graduated seeing as proper teaching was thrown out the window. So this year there will be double the first years. As for over aged students, they may retake seventh year if they wish. She also believes a resorting should be set for anyone wanting once. I mean the war had drastic effects on anyone involved or with family involved. Hermione Granger will be attending and is dragging along her boyfriend and best friend. Harry Potter is secretly thankful for this as he can't take the silence of his new home. Plus, if he stays home dwelling on his girlfriend's, Ginny, death any longer he might go insane. Draco Malfoy will be attending to get away from the Malfoy Manor which is filled with fighting. He can't wait to go back to school.