Bad Faith

A tale of two werewolves...

Four years after Dumbledore's death, Draco Malfoy shows up on the doorstep of number twelve, Grimmauld Place looking for Harry Potter. Torn between his selfish cowardice and family's pride, Draco finds himself alone on a battlefield and has nowhere else to turn; and Harry has to learn that sometimes you don't put up walls to keep other people out, but to see who cares enough to break them down. (H/D - slash)

Four years after Dumbledore's death, Draco Malfoy shows up on the doorstep of number twelve, Grimmauld Place looking for Harry Potter. Torn between his selfish cowardice and family's pride, Draco finds himself alone on a battlefield and has nowhere else to turn; and Harry has to learn that sometimes you don't put up walls to keep other people out, but to see who cares enough to break them down. (H/D - slash)

Featuring in no particular order: angry Weasleys, lethal paperwork, twitchy Death Eaters, an equestrian surprise, even more confusion about Snape’s motives, and much ado about vampires.

Draco is having a very trying week. The big trip to the Manor, wherein Luna is blinding, Harry is drippy, Narcissa is far too cheerful and Hermione still hasn't learned when to mind her own business.

Featuring an awkward discussion, an evening wank, a visit from a neighborhood unicorn, another mother-son row, an exploding bottle of expensive champagne, a trip to the Parkinson residence, and a lot more of the boys in general.

Wherein fifth-year homicide is thwarted by the ways of pansies, Draco puts his money where his mouth is, Tonks is not drunk, thanks very much, Death Eaters are up to something naughty, and Harry is not the only one who really needs to get laid. Lots of young inebriated brits this go, folks.