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There's more to that Harry Potter books than meets the eye. In fact, they've been cunningly designed to keep a secret hidden. I'm going to reveal that secret to you. The Ministry will have my head for it, no doubt.

Not only had he taken up the most unwelcome habit of calling her "Nymphie," but now he had plopped down next to her on the stair, saying he wanted a "pleasant chat." He did end up getting one, though.

Ginny's back at Grimmauld Place for the summer, where her mother, who's trying to protect her, is withholding information she desperately wants. Narcissa Malfoy, meanwhile, is up to no good and wants Draco out of her way, so she's shipped him off to Snape. Our favorite professor, left choiceless in the matter, consulted with Dumbledore about the dangers of this arrangement. Knowing that a close watch would need to be kept on the young Slytherin, the Headmaster decided that it would be best if Draco spent the summer...where else?...at Grimmauld Place.

Draco, consumed by love and insanity (a deadly combination) goes to the extreme to get the woman he loves. Warning: contains character death.

As Harry obsesses over beating Ron at chess, Ron and Hermione have a little chat – and maybe more. Ron/Hermione with a hint of Harry/Luna.

As Harry ponders some of the less happy aspects of his fifth year, his approaching sixteenth birthday, and his "loony" friend whom he can't seem to get off his mind, said "loony" friend shows up at Number Four, Privet Drive with a most unusual present. **Harry/Luna**