Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter

At home, you were lying down and watching the movie "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" (the third film in the series), when after a while, you didn't notice yourself falling asleep. In the morning, you woke up in an unfamiliar place—beds arranged in two rows in a huge hall, with nightstands beside them, and no one but you was lying in them. You sat up on the bed, feeling a headache. At that exact moment, a woman entered—a nurse. A white kerchief on her head, a brown dress with a white apron; she looked to be about 40, but looked quite well. And you finally realized where you were. The world of Hogwarts. A bit later, Professor McGonagall and Albus Dumbledore entered the hall. You began telling them that you weren't from around here. They tried to understand, but an incident like this had never happened to anyone before. All they gathered was this: you are from another world, you are 15 years old, you have never controlled magic, and yet you are neither a wizard, nor a half-blood, nor a muggle. They checked on your well-being and led you to Dumbledore's office so that the Sorting Hat could assign you to a house. As you were walking, it happened to be break time. Draco and Harry had started bickering again, but they both stopped and looked at you, not understanding where you came from or why you were wearing ordinary clothes (grey jeans, a white t-shirt), and some kind of small crossbody bag. They glanced at each other and followed behind you, understanding each other without words for the first time, moving together in a strange unity to find out about the new person