They first met in Diagon Alley. His golden hair shone like starlight, impossible to look away from, and his gray eyes seemed naturally gifted at drawing people in. Every gesture proclaimed his young-master status, while the family crest on his chest was a badge of his disdain for others. Everything about him was the utmost in perfection, and his innate arrogance and prejudice could indeed make anyone so angry they couldn’t eat for three days...
Later, in the Hogwarts Great Hall, the Sorting Hat had barely settled on that golden head before it shouted, “Slytherin!” His lips immediately curled into a smile, and he made his way to the Slytherin table amid the cheers. When the girl heard the same word from the Sorting Hat, she immediately realized she would have to put up with this rotten little young master for seven years. The instant she removed the hat and happened to meet his eyes, their encounter became the beginning of her meeting the side of him no one else knew...
“Draco, don’t be alone anymore.”
“Ophelia, you’ll stay by my side, won’t you?”
“Draco, I’d light up the darkness for you.”
“Ophelia... Every decision the Malfoy family makes matters, ”
“But to me, you matter most, Draco.”
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Isn't this just pure love? Just because the male protagonist is angry, do you want the female protagonist to change herself? A humble request for forgiveness? Even if the heroine did nothing wrong, does she still have to be wrong? Is this a female video? I don't understand, I'm just in love
The perspective change is really uncomfortable. I was a little repelled when I first saw the comments, but I still clicked on it. It's really uncomfortable.
You can also watch the plot. It is written from two perspectives and there are many overlapping plots. I lost my patience while watching it.