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The worst part is Harry’s got no idea why Malfoy keeps sending him invites. He’s never replied to a single one. And if the whole dinner is as exclusive and sought-after as the Prophet keeps breathlessly reporting, then presumably the only reason Malfoy wants him there is in his capacity as the Chosen One. So, really, he can fuck right off. Harry doesn’t care about Draco Malfoy’s redemption tour. And he’s certainly not going to help him with it.
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Rita Skeeter’s Harry James Potter: An Unnatural History is a best-seller, mostly due to the fact that Skeeter’s collaborated with a photographer who’s infused the pictures in the book with Harry’s actual memories. As Harry struggles to survive the storm consuming his eighth year at Hogwarts, Draco Malfoy becomes an unexpected ally.
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Draco Malfoy attempts to take his own life two weeks before the start of term. Forced to finish eighth-year regardless of mental stability, the staff resorts to desperate measures to ensure Draco's safety.
Or: Draco is on suicide watch, and unfortunately for everyone involved, Harry is tasked with watching him.
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Harry and Draco are dating. Draco is also a werewolf. Frankly, he hadn’t thought it would be this much of an issue.
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Bookmarked by Saezuru70
17 Feb 2026
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After Voldemort’s delayed defeat, Draco finds Harry chained in the cellar, delirious but very much alive. Instead of sharing this information, Draco frees Harry himself and takes him home.
Or: Non-con recovery cottagecore
Bookmarked by Saezuru70
17 Feb 2026
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Excellent. I like the alternate history angle, which doesn't overpower the main story line. Harry's PTSD is written really well.
I think his condition after being rescued from the Dungeon would be far worse - lice, weeping sores, poorly healed fractures, etc. But perhaps the author didn't want to go that far.