Bridging the Gap

It was no secret to any student that Harry Potter hated Draco Malfoy. He was the worst bloody prick the Gryffindors had yet to face. He was arrogant, blonde, a Slytherin – that in itself was a fate worse than death to Gryffindors, who shuddered at the thought – perfect in potions, insulting, degrading, and his father was a Death Eater.

It was no secret to any student that Harry Potter hated Draco Malfoy. He was the worst bloody prick the Gryffindors had yet to face. He was arrogant, blonde, a Slytherin – that in itself was a fate worse than death to Gryffindors, who shuddered at the thought – perfect in potions, insulting, degrading, and his father was a Death Eater. None of this took away from the fact that Draco Malfoy was incredibly sexy and handsome. He had the whole of Hogwarts' female population lusting after him, and a good portion of the males as well. He made heads turn, and drew people's eye. Image-wise, he was perfect. It was the moment that he opened that perfect mouth and showed his abysmal personality that the perfect image got shot to hell. Ch. 2

It was no secret to any student that Harry Potter hated Draco Malfoy. He was the worst bloody prick the Gryffindors had yet to face. He was arrogant, blonde, a Slytherin – that in itself was a fate worse than death to Gryffindors, who shuddered at the thought – perfect in potions, insulting, degrading, and his father was a Death Eater. None of this took away from the fact that Draco Malfoy was incredibly sexy and handsome. He had the whole of Hogwarts' female population lusting after him, and a good portion of the males as well. He made heads turn, and drew people's eye. Image-wise, he was perfect. It was the moment that he opened that perfect mouth and showed his abysmal personality that the perfect image got shot to hell. Ch. 3