#ptsd!harry

Now that the war has ended, Draco has broken things off with Harry and broken all ties with the wizarding world---disappearing completely. But Harry finds out that Draco is living abroad as a muggle, and sets out to reconnect by writing him a letter, hoping to convince him to come back, or at least allow Harry to see him again.

It's a stupid little thing. Sure, it's irritating that Harry burned dinner and destroyed a frying pan. And yes, maybe Draco did get a bit pissy about it. But surely not enough for Harry to actually look that scared?

>>> An eighth-year!drarry au in which Draco uses the time after the war to make up with everyone he's treated wrongly in the past.

But when it's happening for the third time, maybe fate wants to tell them something.

The year is 2000, and Harry gets roped into being the face to a Wizarding mental health awareness campaign... Which would be just fine, if it weren’t for the fact that the photographer is none other than Draco Malfoy.

Draco Malfoy’s house elves have stopped reproducing, and the service industry of wizarding Britain has turned against him. Harry’s solution involves housebreaking, a big gay brunch, life-saving, and possibly letting the love of his life marry someone else. Draco can see why The Chosen One wasn’t sorted into Ravenclaw.

“Tell me,” Draco said – no, growled, like a deep rumble from somewhere deep in his chest, his hands still locked around Harry’s, positively determined not to let go. Harry wasn’t fighting him off. “Who did this to you?”

Or the one where Draco works as an Auror and is handed the going-nowhere-case of one Harry Potter.