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I love the Telepathic Harry x Oblivious Draco AU, where Harry can read minds and uses that ability to tease Draco, who has no idea Harry can hear every thought.
But what if it’s the other way around? Harry can read minds, but Draco knows it, and Harry doesn’t know that.
Hello guys👋 I'm planning to make a fic on one of my fanfic ideas, Idk if it will be a full length or short fic. While ao3 is down I just take this time to write the fic. Then upload them when is ao3 is back!
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They had no choice but to accept it.
While Harry looked at them smugly, he knew he would get Draco. His efforts were not in vain, especially for his pretty lover.
Lucius and Snape became enraged and chased Harry off, but Harry was mischievous and escaped easily.
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Godfather Snape is my fave headcanon.
At first, Snape has a hard time teaching DM, but he eventually adapts. He teaches DM how to brew potions and cast spells, and how to counter them.
HP doesn’t like Snape because he always interferes when HP tries to talk to DM.
When they found out that Harry had successfully achieved his goal of dating Draco, they tried to kill him, but Narcissa and Draco stopped them. Draco told them that if they ever laid a finger on Harry, he would leave the house and go with Harry.
Whenever I reread the Harry Potter series. I love the fact that Draco is canonically neither ugly nor handsome, so I have the freedom to imagine whatever I want for his facial features.
J.K. Rowling is set to release two new HARRY POTTER books focusing on Professor McGonagall and Fred and George Weasley.
The books are expected to launch on February 23, 2027.
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Healer Harry x Auror Draco
I haven't read this kind of trope yet. The ones I've read is Auror Harry x Healer Draco, yes this kind of fics is good but hear me out on this one.
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He liked it when Harry “accidentally” touched his nape and ears.
Both of them were crazy for each other, but neither knew the other’s intentions.
No one suspected them, since everyone knew they had a history of disliking each other, which was exactly the opposite of the truth.