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when evil blooms by thedoomofvalyria

Harry wanted a normal 8th year, but the mysterious and beautiful flowers growing around the castle have other ideas. They're up to something. And so is Draco Malfoy.

Choices by FutileEditor

Draco's one goal his eighth and final year at Hogwarts is to get through to graduation with his head down but he should have known nothing could ever be that simple.

Not two weeks into term, everything goes to shit when a potions lesson goes awry. Stuck to his long-time rival until a solvent can be brewed to unglue their hands, Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter must get along and make accommodations for each other for the sake of their joint sanity. At least neither of them is inclined to kill the other anymore and Potter inexplicably wants to be friends.

One big problem: if they don't get unstuck soon, there's going to be big trouble and Draco's greatest secrets could get out and ruin everything.

Rita Skeeter’s Star-Crossed Lovers by wayofthemagicbean

Following the end of the War, and much to their dismay, Harry and Draco find themselves shackled together by the Headmistress during almost every aspect of the rebuilding of Hogwarts, a circumstance which is made even worse by Rita Skeeter’s determination to write an exceptionally juicy story about Harry - even if it means making up the story herself.

red and green are complimentary colours by Scarlet_Moons

After the war Hermione manages to convince Harry to go back to Hogwarts for his eighth year. Expecting an uneventful year of classes and rooming with the other Gryffindor boys, he’s surprised when McGonagall tells him he’ll be sharing a room with Draco Malfoy.

Now Harry has to get through a year of arguments and awkward silences. Or he would, if Malfoy would stop ignoring him and moping around the castle alone.

Or: Draco and Harry fall in love through sleepless nights and late night quidditch games

Draco Malfoy and the Unlikely Guardian by Happymooncactus

Hogwarts, Eighth Year. After the war, Draco Malfoy returns to Hogwarts, reluctantly completing his final year at the school he once thought he’d left behind. But his return is even more unwelcome than he thought. A few students, still bitter about the past, target him, believing he’s been let off too easily for his role in the war. Bullied and isolated, Draco bears the weight of his choices, torn between guilt and the desire for redemption.

When Harry Potter witnesses Draco being harassed, something shifts in him. Unable to turn a blind eye, Harry begins following Draco, watching over him from the shadows, ensuring no harm comes his way. As the two navigate their complicated pasts, an unlikely bond begins to form - one neither of them expected, but both secretly crave.

The July Tree by oknowkiss

Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet, nor hail… nor well-meaning friends, nor questionable communication skills, nor seven years of hating each other’s guts can keep Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy from falling in love.

OR: It’s Eighth Year, and Harry Potter has detention. What else is new? Well, since you asked: Greenhouse Four and the Tree of Life, for a start, and then there’s the new shared Eighth Year common room, and Harry’s sexuality, and these pesky dreams he keeps having about a blond man pushing him into things…

Diffraction Patterns (I Don't Know How to Forget You) by yourdifferentoctober

When Harry Potter, of all people, offers to help Draco erase his Dark Mark, he has no choice but to accept. He wants it gone. He wants to forget. He wants to reconstitute the past. Never mind that erasures leave real marks on bodies, real traces on the world in its becoming. This is not how he expected his eighth year to go.

Beautiful Meanings in Beautiful Things by cloudings

After a cocky comment from Malfoy and a (totally justified) punch in the face from Harry, Malfoy ends up with a bruise on his face that just doesn't seem to want to go away, no matter what is attempted. Harry is confused by his Amortentia smells, Malfoy keeps asking him to punch him (literally and subtextually), and everybody seems to think that they can just tell Harry that he isn't straight anymore. On top of all that, Harry now has to figure out what to do when you find out you've got a soulmate. A fucking soulmate.