HP: The Stoic's Guide to Raising Dragons

"Why don't we compete? Whoever loses has to become the other's wife."

"Sure! I definitely won't lose!"

Years later, Draco would curse his younger self countless times for being so naive. What made his current self despair was how he could have been so certain that he was going to become Mrs. Otto Baguf in the future, and even loudly announced to his parents on his sixth birthday that he was going to get married, asking them to prepare his dowry???!!!!

Miss Otto Guba, formerly, and Mrs. Malfoy, in the future, wore an expressionless face, though she was secretly rather tempted to kiss him.

The serious version:

"Mr. Draco Malfoy, I like you (your eyes). From the first moment I saw you... (I wanted to keep you all to myself)."

"Oh, I knew you liked me all along. I suppose I'll deign to like you too."

Ona realized that his eyes were filled with starlight. All right, his eyes looked better on his face. From now on, you're mine.

The author's advice:

1. The male lead is Draco. No explanation needed. He's true to the original: the same arrogant dragon who acts up on the outside but is panicking on the inside.

2. The heroine isn't some kindhearted person. Important: she is only kind to Little Dragon.

3. The heroine has selective face-blindness to emotion. She has every expression when it comes to Little Dragon, but is expressionless around everyone else.

4. This story was written on a whim. The author's heart is like a bubble, ready to burst and vanish at the slightest touch.

5. If there are any shortcomings or mistakes, please feel free to point them out.

Theme: I hooked up with that Draco