Cruel

Draco finds Harry at the top of the Astronomy Tower, apprently ready to end everything. He talks Harry out of it, but Harry gets clumsy at the last minute anyway. Draco manages something at the last minute, saving him. A series of works, each inspired by a different piece of music. H/D slash.

Harry wakes in a hospital bed with Draco by his side. He gets an unexpected visit and doesn't realize someone's left the room. H/D slash

Previously in Cruel: Harry tries to commit suicide off the Astronomy Tower but gets saved by Draco. He falls anyway and gets saved again, lucky guy. He then wakes in a small private room where Draco's been watching him. When Ron and Hermione make an appearance, Draco slinks off. And now, for this chapter, Draco's been avoiding Harry for a while now, with no sign of it stopping. Harry's sick of it. Meanwhile, Harry's still trying to recover.

Previously in Cruel: Harry tried to commit suicide and was saved by Draco. This was followed by first Draco avoiding Harry, and now in this chapter, it's Harry's turn, though he's a little easier on the light-haired boy. Time for the Yule Ball, and Harry disappears, leaving his date behind.

Previously in Cruel: Harry tried to commit suicide and Draco saved him, then they went to a dance and Draco found him in the AT once more. Now Draco's agreeing to meet him on the field. (Slash warning!)

Previously: Harry tried to commit suicide and Draco saved him, then they both set up a meeting during the Yule ball. While there they were there some chaos ensued and they must now deal with the aftermath.

Draco sits in the hospital wing, playing with his tail and contemplating what to do next. What can be done when you're trapped in the dark?

Based on Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up," this chapter goes through a long process in struggling to deal with life's issues. Lucius says his last goodbye, someone gets engaged, and things begin to right themselves. A peace that won't last.

7) Draco sits in the hospital wing, playing with his tail and contemplating what to do next. What can be done when you're trapped in the dark?

8) Based on Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up," this chapter goes through a long process in struggling to deal with life's issues. Lucius says his last goodbye, someone gets engaged, and things begin to right themselves. A peace that won't last.