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Hermione Granger expects many things when she begins volunteering for the Ministry’s magical literacy program.
Draco Malfoy’s son is not one of them.
Quiet, observant, and far too wise for a seven-year-old, Scorpius Malfoy reminds Hermione of a past she thought she had buried for good. Drawn into the boy’s life one careful moment at a time, she finds herself slowly orbiting a world filled with quiet grief, old magic, and a version of Draco Malfoy she no longer recognizes.
The sharp-edged boy she once knew has become something else entirely: a widower, a father, and a man carrying loneliness like a second skin.
Love is not always loud. Sometimes it lives in the smallest things - a warmed chair, a cup of jasmine tea, the steady presence of someone who notices every piece of you without ever asking to be seen in return.
But rebuilding a life is not the same thing as surviving one, and both Draco and Hermione must decide if they are truly capable of letting themselves be loved after everything they have lost.
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What do you do when your relationship is everything you could wish for, and you realize the love of your life is someone else? How do you know that this other person is the love of your life in the first place? Worth fighting for? Worth giving up everything for?
The second instalment of the Lost and Found series, A Fortnight unfolds in the months after the Tournament, seen through the eyes of Hermione, Draco, Viktor, and Narcissa in turn. It's a story about two people who keep choosing each other in exactly the wrong ways, and the people caught in the fallout of that choice.
The story moves through five movements: The Return (1–23), Hermione easing back into a life that feels slightly out of step; Ireland & Paris (24–58), a spring lived very publicly; The Summer (59–100), the heart of the story, where home, family, and work start closing in; Scotland (101–119), a dense, self-contained stretch; and Black Manor & the Fall (120–151), where it all comes to a head.
[WORK IN PROGRESS – I'm still finishing the Summer part. Some chapters may contain inconsistencies. Bear with me! And yes, I use Claude Fable 5 to revise the work]
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- Part 2 of Lost and Found
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They were never meant to speak again. New York had other plans. The Tournament is enemies-to-something-else, a Gatsby-themed ball, and a fortnight neither of them saw coming. Wrong place. Wrong time. Worth it anyway.
The story unfolds over thirteen days, following the tournament's own structure: Training (Chapters 1–12), five days of forced proximity and old defences wearing thin; Preliminary Rounds (Chapters 13–23), rankings — and tension — building; Stolen Hours & the Gatsby Ball (Chapters 24–35), a free afternoon and a free day that let something shift outside the competition's pressure; The Main Tournament (Chapters 36–45), the competition reaching its climax; and The Goodbye (Chapters 46–57).
Disclaimer: I use Claude Fable 5 to revise the work.
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- Part 1 of Lost and Found
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There were prophecies you could simply read, and prophecies you had to earn.
The one carved into the rock beneath Hogwarts' foundations, in a chamber none of the four Founders had ever dared name in their writings, belonged to the second kind. You didn't find it by looking. You found it when blood — the right kind, the wrong kind, the kind the wizarding world had spent centuries sorting into categories — chose to mix against every prediction ever made about it.
No one saw it for seven hundred years.Then came an autumn when a Malfoy and a Granger collided in a corridor, and somewhere in the dark beneath the castle, the stone began — imperceptibly — to warm.
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Death offers Harry a bargain: 14 days to stop Draco from ending his own life.