Lover, you should've come over.

Since Estelle's first day at Hogwarts, being a
Weasley means sticking out like a sore thumb. She had known her twin brother Ron had banter with a boy named Draco Malfoy, for it was hard to not notice the snow-colored hair and the aggravating voice.

It was especially hard when she was sorted into the same house as him.

All of her brothers before her had all gotten sorted into the house of Gryffindor, but Estelle was the first Weasley to be sorted into Slytherin.

For this, Draco took it as an advantage to practically bully her for the first four years of them being at Hogwarts together. Not that she wouldn't retort back with some witty remark. She wasn't like her brothers. She was a fierce and brave girl who wasn't afraid to speak her mind. That's why Draco enjoyed to antagonize her. Though, she found it incredibly infuriating when he would win in an argument.

The fighting goes on, until one day, she finds out that her boyfriend Harry had been lying to her about something big for months, causing their ultimate break up.

Estelle, knowing the tension between Harry and Draco, goes to Malfoy one day to propose an idea that would shock Potter the moment he sees it.

A fake relationship.

Reluctantly, Draco agrees, only because he wants to get underneath Harry's skin. Though, as the months go on that this 'relationship' goes on, the pair can't find but feel them both falling for eachother.

But they can't.

She's a Weasley and he's a Malfoy! It'd be in the Daily Prophet.

But the sweetness of her laughter causes him to feel things he's never felt before, and he slowly comes to the realization he loves her.