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Malfoy: A Short Story
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Rolling over again, I let out a disgruntled sigh I just couldn't sleep. "I give up," I groaned having decided fresh air would do me good. I noiselessly ambled outside. Inhaling the crisp night air and exhaling with a long disgruntled sigh it was going to be a long night. I wasn't expecting to spot Draco sitting on his front porch. "So what's keeping you up," I inquired while taking a seat alongside him on the steps.
"Nasty dreams and you," I could tell Draco hadn't slept in days. Under Malfoys' eyes had dark circles moreover, his usually orderly hair disheveled.
"Thinking about things I'd rather not," I admitted begrudgingly. With an exaggerated sigh, I lay back on Draco's porch stairs a position that is just as uncomfortable
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