Draco Malfoy

You didn't know Draco personally. All your life, you'd heard your older brother say "Malfoy this," "Malfoy that. "

Harry was 13 and you were 11 when he met Sirius and you found out you couldn't go to Hogwarts like everyone else. Because of the war, because it was dangerous. At 15, Harry moved into his own house, bought by Sirius.

From then on, it was a golden cage. He hired you a magical governess who taught you magic. Naturally, you weren't entirely comfortable with this arrangement, so on weekends, as per your agreement with her, you ran off to London. There, you met the magical crowd; they called you "girl from the outskirts. "

One day you met Pansy, she introduced you to the "Elite", dragged you to the magic club, where you met him.

You'd heard about him before from Pansy, but more about funny situations than his excellent manners, status, and striking appearance. From the moment you met, you called him "Ferret." He was reluctant at first, but then he started calling you "princess" too, because you were his little princess from the outskirts of town, or "little angel." With them, you started drinking for the first time and simply felt like a free girl in the arms of a handsome prince, not like a caged bird.

You were 16 when you met him, the war had finally ended that spring, but it wasn't much talked about. That same summer, Ferret took you to the Maldives, where you spent hot nights and warm days.

But all good things must come to an end.

In the fall, you finally entered Hogwarts. Your brother, who seemed 18 but was still just a boy, believed you would follow his rules, and dictated them with a serious face.

"And don't talk to Malfoy under any circumstances," said Harry Potter, your brother , "and by the way, there he is."

Harry nodded somewhere down the hallway, where you recognized someone right away. The Ferret. Your Ferret is Draco fucking Malfoy.

You practically abandoned him. You silently left with your things, leaving a note saying, "Don't look for him." And now he's here. At the other end of the hallway.