[Hp]the Last Summer

When five-year-old Draco Malfoy learned that he would marry Rhea Valentine when he grew up, he refused. The little girl in front of her looks just like that - except for her eyes, of course. He still doesn't like to talk to her, always looking like he owes her a few piles of gold galleons. Just when Draco thought they would spend the rest of their days looking at each other in disgust, things suddenly took a turn for the worse when he was eight years old. Rhea seemed to be a different person. She would smile at him, talk to him actively, and even become a good friend with him. One day, Draco suddenly felt that this engagement made at a young age seemed quite good. At this time, Rhea Valentine's mind was full of: "It's so miserable. Why do I travel through the HP roller coaster after playing it a few more times? Let me go home. I don't want to fight Voldemort for 300 rounds!" And "Why do we have arranged marriages? Can everyone promote the freedom of marriage?" However, after spending some time with Draco, Rhea suddenly felt vaguely that this arranged marriage partner seemed not bad. At this time, Rhea couldn't help but spit on herself: "Have I been alone for too long? Otherwise, why would I be tempted by a primary school chick?" - In the HP world, although fighting monsters is also very important, love and the daily life of Hogwarts must not be left behind! I've always thought Draco Malfoy was a bastard, but the vague kindness in his heart made me feel for him. If there was someone who could grow up with him and slowly discover the bright spots in his heart, maybe the story would be completely different? I'll try my best to respect the direction and settings of the original work, but I can't guarantee that it won't be changed later. By the way, I am relatively slow at writing, so the first two grades will be more day-to-day. Intention: Everyone should be kind, don't run away from life, and learn to cherish every day.