Harry potter gets kidnapped by death eaters. When a vampire tried to kill Harry but turns him into a vampire his entire world is flipped upside down. Draco Malfoy goes into his creature inheritance as a veela. When he finds out his mate is Harry potter he immediately feels sorry for the boy. Both boys lives are upsid...
Sequel to Kidnapped. Harry has ignored Draco for weeks, slowly killing himself in the process. When Harry goes on the most dangerous mission yet he gets possesed. Will Harry be able to stop a war from starting? Draco has to find Harry and kill him. If he fails Voldemort will kill Harry and himself. Draco needs to sa...
Harry Potter was returning to Hogwarts to complete his seventh year. But so was Draco Malfoy. What will happen when the boys are forced to share a room? Will the boys be able to trust each other with their darkest secrets, and will they be able to help each other? Okay, I suck at descriptions but I think you get the p...
While wandering through the Forbidden Forest, Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy get into some unfortunate mishaps that lead to a fortunate event in the end.
In which Harry and Draco send messages to one another, neither of them knowing who's on the other end of the parchment. This story is written in text message format (or in this case, owl format) started: may 3rd, 2017 ended: june 5th, 2017 november 2024 update THIS IS SO EMBARRASSING
Harry is back at Hogwarts for yet another year with his friends, but instead of the excitement that he usually feels to be returning to his beloved home, he finds himself feeling nervous. He isn't sure why because everything is going well for him: he's doing well in his studies, he's got the girl he had always dreamed...
Harry decides to prank Draco after a game of Quidditch. Desiring for Draco to go mad, he waits for him in an empty classroom. However, as soon as he realizes Draco wants to vent his anger in different way, he appears to be rather withdrawn and insecure - despite the fact he highly likes it. Does this mean Draco has mo...
