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Children by gift were a blessed thing. It was considered a sacrifice of the flesh, something that the Mother and the Warrior both appreciated, for it was always a traveling knight who took part. Sometimes the knight birthed, sometimes they sired, but regardless, their children seemed just a bit heartier than other noble-folks.
Children by gift weren’t especially common – nobles loved their alliances, but in times of strife, war, or sickness, when spouses and heirs were lost, children by gift were lineage-saving.
And Lyonel had found himself in such need.
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“Fine.” Potter held his gaze. “If we’re both single at thirty, marry me.”
The table erupted, but Draco barely heard it. Potter was grinning. For him, it was a joke. A ridiculous, drunken challenge delivered because Potter knew Draco would rather swallow broken glass than admit defeat in front of twelve witnesses. For Potter, that was all it was. Draco knew that. Unfortunately, Draco had once been fourteen years old and stupid enough to realise he was in love with this exact idiot. Apparently some humiliations lasted forever.
“Thirty?” Draco heard himself say. Potter blinked. Draco took another drink.
“Twenty-eight?” Potter tried again.
“Still pathetic.”
“Twenty-five.”
Draco stared at him. Potter held out his hand across the table. “If neither of us is married by twenty-five, we marry each other.”It’s supposed to be a drunken joke. Instead, Harry and Draco start crashing each other’s dates, sabotaging any potential competition and wielding the words “future husband” like a weapon.
For Harry, it’s a game that slowly stops feeling like one. For Draco, it was never really a game to begin with.Series
- Part 1 of Marriage Pacts and What-Ifs
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Tea, Éclairs and Other Professional Boundaries by ohemgeebees
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
11 Sep 2026
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Harry Potter is perfectly capable of being professional around his partner, Draco Malfoy.
Probably.
It’s only tea. And flirting. And accidentally inventing words to make Draco twitch. And maybe an éclair or two.
It’s definitely not love. That would be highly unprofessional.
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It’s May 1979 and the Order has just apprehended a pair of mysterious wizards who look remarkably like a Potter and a Malfoy. Naturally, James Potter and Sirius Black are called in to identify the strangely familiar strangers and determine their backgrounds and loyalties.
(This would be a lot easier if their captives weren’t convinced everyone they talk to is dead. It would also be easier if they didn’t spend half their bloody time bickering.)
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“Just ask them questions only they would know the answer to,” Malfoy suggests.
“There’s not a single thing that I know about either of them from the first war that any old Death Eater couldn’t find out.”
“How is that possible?” Malfoy huffs. “He’s your father!”
“Am I or am I not famously an orphan?” Potter snarls.
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Русский перевод: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49365862/chapters/124574398
中文翻译: https://archiveofourown.org/works/49899721Series
- Part 1 of Still Preoccupied... With 1979
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Whispering Between the Words by VYCanisMajoris
Fandoms: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (TV)
24 Jun 2026
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Ser Duncan the Tall was unlike any other.
A knight, tall and broad, older than the princes, scarred from battles and fights they begged to hear about. Knights as tall as he was were rare and of course a matter of discussion. Omega knights were just as rare, with most omegas being steered away from such a dangerous career. Ser Duncan the Tall, an omega knight, was a rarity in the realms.
Queen Myriah had no qualms over taking him into her service – Dorne had a long history of women and omega warriors. She delighted in the chance to have another omega in the keep, one sworn to keep her safe. She could be seen walking beside Ser Duncan through the gardens, one hand on his forearm, chatting about his travels in Dorne and her childhood there.
Maekar watched him, watched Ser Duncan walk, watched him train, watched him smile, and he wanted.