At the end of 6th year, Voldemort won the Battle of Hogwarts, and the war. The survivors of the Order had to hide openly in the Muggle world, but now has come the time to take back what is theirs, whatever the cost.
A swashbuckling tale of love, friendship, romance, redemption and vengeance, and of the messy business of coming to terms with the differences between who you are and who other people want you to be.
Harry returns to Hogwarts as the new DADA instructor, only to find his teaching efforts thwarted by a very familiar ghost.
Four years after getting out of Hogwarts, Harry lives alone in the Muggle world. He has turned his back on the magical world – until one day, when Draco Malfoy gets into a car crash before Harry’s eyes and ends up paralysed in a wheelchair.
He didn’t want to talk about it to anyone, not even his two best friends. He didn’t want them to know the truth. So he said, with a casual shrug, “Well, if you must know it was just a sex thing, okay? I didn’t like him in the way that you are implying.”
As a child, Draco unconditionally loved Christmas. As an adult, it wasn’t that simple.
Draco Malfoy has written an explosive autobiography. Not only does lay bare his role as a Death Eater, he also makes a number of other shocking revelations. Harry Potter owls him, asking that they meet for drinks to discuss his novel.
Harry thinks “Why is Malfoy working in a coffee shop in muggle London?” is a much simpler question than, “Are you going to accept that auror offer and, if you don’t, what will you do?”
Draco cares for a child-like Harry, as not all the wounds of war are visible. How does one count the walking wounded?
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On the train to Hogwarts, Draco is hit with a curse that results in him reassessing who he is and who his true enemies are.
