An accident in Knockturn Alley after the war sends thirty-year-old Draco Malfoy back to the days before his first year at Hogwarts.
Carrying all his regrets and memories, he swears that this time he’ll save everyone, especially the green-eyed Chosen One.
The problem is that Malfoy pride runs bone-deep. Every time he tries to speak nicely, what comes out is always, “My father says...” “I didn’t mean to...” “It was just a coincidence...”
Harry Potter is baffled. Why does this Slytherin, who always holds his chin high and looks down his nose at everyone, “accidentally” bring an extra bottle of water to Quidditch practice, “happen” to leave him tailored notes after Dark Magic Defense class, and even rush to stand beside him the moment a Dementor approaches?
The shadow of war is still drawing near, but this time, one awkward Malfoy has decided to rewrite every tragedy in the clumsiest way he can.
“Potter, I’m not doing this for you... All right, I am doing it for you, but don’t get smug.”
Super good-looking, super good-looking, even though Draco endured everything, he was really good at it
I have all the books by the author on my bookshelf. What I really didn't expect was that they were written by the same author. The boss writes so well!
It's very beautiful. It would be great if we could have twins. Draco wouldn't have to carry so much alone...
It's good, but there is a slight problem with the timeline, but it doesn't affect the reading, and I feel a little sorry for Pansy in it.
The author can do it!