When five-year-old Draco Malfoy learned that he was supposed to marry Rhea Valentine when they grew up, he was very much against it. The little girl in front of him was only so-so looking, apart from her eyes, of course. She also refused to pay him any attention and always wore an expression as if he owed her several piles of Galleons. Just as Draco was thinking that they would have to spend the rest of their lives disliking each other, everything suddenly changed when he was eight.
Rhea seemed to become a different person. She smiled at him, started conversations with him, and even became his good friend. One day, Draco suddenly felt that the betrothal arranged for them in childhood might actually be rather nice.
Meanwhile, Rhea Valentine had only one thing on her mind: “This is so unfair! Why did playing the HP roller coaster a few more times make me transmigrate here? Let me go home! I don't want to fight Voldemort three hundred times!” And: “Why are people still arranging marriages? Can't everyone promote freedom of marriage?”
But after spending some time with Draco, Rhea began to vaguely feel that this arranged-marriage partner of hers might not be so bad after all. At times like that, she couldn't help but scold herself: “Have I been single for too long? Otherwise, why would I fall for a little kid?”
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In the HP world, fighting monsters is important, of course, but romance and everyday life at Hogwarts are just as essential!
I've always thought Draco Malfoy was a jerk, but the faint traces of kindness in his heart make me unable to stop falling for him. If there were someone who could grow up by his side and slowly discover the bright spots within him, perhaps the story would turn out completely differently?
I'll do my best to respect the original plot and setting, but I can't guarantee I won't make major changes later on.
By the way, I'm a slow-burn writer, so the first two school years will lean more toward everyday life.
Theme: Everyone should be kind, face life instead of running from it, and learn to cherish each day.
Every time they reach sixth grade, most of Draco's fandoms start to get entangled in their emotional relationships. The abominable Voldemort
My New Year's wish is to update quickly []
I read this book three years ago, and I didn't expect it to be updated again this year! My precious goose daughter finally reconciled sweetly 🐶 I want to follow the author to see the finale
Rhea is really a good baby
Will there be any updates to 55555?
Oh oh oh it's an update! Happy 2023, Mrs! Theodore is really good 2333
You finally updated! My treasure
In fact, I feel that the heroine doesn't love Draco very much. She could save Cedric directly because she couldn't bear it, she could choose to endure the pain of the prophet because of her parents, and she even directly reminded the protagonists of the upcoming plot in the end, but she only politely advised Draco to ask his father not to intervene. When she said goodbye at the end, she was able to hide it from Nott but had to hide it from Draco. She even said to herself "He will understand", but the heroine did not do anything to change Draco's ending? In the end, all Dumbledore wanted was to protect his parents. What would he understand? Although the ending of Draco's original work is indeed okay, the pain of the sixth grade is real. How could the heroine let him be in pain because she loves him? Draco asked the heroine not to change his ending because of the prophecy, but the problem is that the heroine did not show any intention to save him. Talking back to the heroine's advice to Draco, as a time traveler, knowing that Draco is a child who grew up under the patriarchy, how could he possibly persuade his father not to do something? And there is no reason yet. If you have to arrange it this way, tell Lucius directly that the Dark Lord will definitely fail in the end. Then you may persuade Lucius, or even let him work as a double agent like Snape. After all, Malfoy's character in the original work is a typical egoist who seeks advantages and avoids disadvantages.
Teacher, I miss you so much and I'm looking forward to the new chapter. I'm sorry 😣
I've caught up to the latest point. Hey, I'm very happy to see this very delicious fanfic in January 2026! My wife's writing is really beautiful. Hehe, I like it so much. I urge you to update it more. Hehe.