Seven Days in June

The war is over, the survivors are moving on. The hero is finally allowed to go on leave – and meets an old enemy, who is working in a Muggle profession in a city without magic. (Harry/Draco)

In this chapter, Harry faces the remnants of the past, spends a night at the opera, and walks into a rather expensive trap.

In this chapter, Harry does way too much walking and is plagued by disturbing sweets while Draco manages to talk a lot and yet say very little.

In this chapter, Harry provides Draco with some painful amusement, makes the British schooling system look bad, and is faced with nosy questions and unhelpful answers.

In this chapter, Harry does some exploring, is faced with several steep climbs, and finally gets to hear Draco's story.

In this chapter, Harry makes an unexpected discovery, has several unpleasant flashbacks, and decides he needs to stop talking to animals.

In the final chapter, Harry meets a fellow war hero, gets soaked to the skin, and once again acts without thinking.