Unfortunatley Yours, Malfoy.

Clara Langley had always known there were certain expectations that came with being a pureblood witch.

She just never expected Draco Malfoy to be one of them.

Beginning her first year at Hogwarts University, Clara expects the usual-impossible coursework, late nights in the Hufflepuff common room, and perhaps enough freedom to finally figure out who she is beyond the Langley name. After all, nearly every Langley before her has worn yellow and black with pride.

Nearly.

Her mother had been the exception: a Slytherin born into a world of old traditions, promised to a Hufflepuff boy before either of them had the chance to understand what marriage meant.

Now, history has a funny way of repeating itself.

With an arrangement between two of the wizarding world's oldest pureblood families, Clara suddenly finds her future intertwined with the last person she would have chosen for herself.

Draco Malfoy is arrogant, infuriating, and far too accustomed to getting his way.

And, according to their families, he's also going to be her husband.

Between university life, family expectations, and an arrangement neither of them asked for, avoiding Draco should be Clara's first priority.

There's just one problem.

Their families seem determined to make avoiding each other impossible