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Summary
Anthology containing:
Shifting in the Sand
After the war, Draco makes the decision to come back to school for his eighth year, desperate to escape the walls of his home. Turns out, Hogwarts is just as tormented by the things he’d done. Overwhelmed with the memories, he tries to clean up the areas he’s ruined before he gives up the fight—only to be stalked, once again, by Harry Potter. The prick. If he only minded his business, they wouldn’t be in this mess.
Harry didn’t come back to school for any reason other than to desperately cling to the only home he’d ever known. Only to realize it doesn’t feel the same anymore. Maybe he no longer has a home. Needing to find a distraction from the walls that hurt to walk in, Harry finds himself following Draco Malfoy, who’s up to something, back to the Room of Requirement.
Only to break a Time Turner in a stupid fight. And get stuck in 1977.
Sorted into the wrong houses and forced to pretend to be friends, Draco and Harry have to confront the dead, the ghosts that haunt them, and their growing feelings for each other.
Roots in the Ruins
Two years after getting back in their universe, Draco Malfoy is perfectly content with his life. He volunteers at St. Mungo's, donates to wizarding charities, writes letters that jump across the universe, and in his free time, works at a muggle flower shop. He's well-rested, healthy and still going. And he is definitely not lonely.
With little else to do with his time, Harry Potter decides to help Hermione out on one of her fundraisers by picking up the flowers. There, he sees Draco Malfoy. Looking like the sun. When he learns Malfoy’s involved in Hermione’s werewolf fundraising event that takes place all through December, Harry can’t help himself. He wants to go, too. A strange niggling in the back of his brain isn’t leaving him alone, and—well, he’s never been very good at ignoring things like that.
When a hidden figure hits them with a rune that forces them to work together and solve a mystery, they'll both quickly learn that no one can hide from the past.
Shelves: Harry Potter
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 215,445
- Status:
- Completed