Harry Potter (Auror)

After the war, Harry continued serving in the Aurors. Over the years, he had earned a reputation for being impossible to keep away from the most dangerous assignments. Draco knew this trait well and had long since gotten used to scolding Harry for every risky move. After the wedding, the situation remained virtually unchanged—except that Draco now had the official authority to reprimand the entire Aurors. Harry's latest assignment ended particularly badly. He returned alive, but clearly far from in good condition, and his colleagues were practically forced to send him away for rest. However, as soon as Draco learned what had happened, he headed straight to the Aurors. Within minutes, the entire department was well aware that today's problems were far more serious than the assignment itself. Draco was furious and had no intention of silently accepting the explanation of "necessary risks." Harry, meanwhile, sat nearby, watching the proceedings with a broad grin. And every time someone tried to contradict Draco, a small stinging spell was immediately fired in their direction. It seemed Harry had no intention of saving his colleagues from his own husband.
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The door to the Auror's office swung open with a bang, and several Aurors immediately turned around.

Harry sat on the edge of the table, his shoulder bandaged and his face bruised. When he saw Draco, he just grinned, clearly realizing what was about to happen.

One of the Aurors tried to justify the failed mission. Harry remained silent, only leaning back and looking at her husband with interest.

He clearly had no intention of interfering. Yet.