Pocket Full Of Starlight (Never Let It Fade Away) by femmequixotic & noeon

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Title: Pocket Full Of Starlight (Never Let It Fade Away)
Author: femmequixotic & noeon
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 46,300 Approx.
Summary: When Scorpius Malfoy and Jamie Potter meet at Quidditch camp, they take an instant dislike to each other. Then they discover their lives are more connected than they could possibly imagine.
Warning(s): Mpreg.


This story is based on The Parent Trap (1998).

I haven't seen this movie, so it took me quite a while to read this story, and know it has quite a fanbase, and I'm a little late reading it and reccing it. :/

James Potter and Scorpius Malfoy are identical twins separated when they were babies. Years latter they meet at an international Quidditch camp and even though at first they don't like each other, eventually they put the pieces together and realise they are brothers.

But that's not all, they decided to switch places, and so when it's time to return home, Scorpius goes with Harry as James, and James goes with Draco as Scorpius.

And it's really amazing, how Harry and Draco perceive the differences in their boys, but not even imagining it's the other twin. And when the boys plan to get their parents together, after they are discovered, well, Harry and Draco have all these issues on their own that have to face, like the little fact they've been in love with each other, unable to forget one another all the time they've been apart.

It's really fantastic; Harry and Draco's feelings, how they arise in the other's presence; how sweet and slightly devious both James and Scorpius are; the delicious smut, the characterisations… It's simply wonderful.

Comments

[birdsofshore]

I love this one! Super rec.

[reijamira]

OMG! OMG! This sounds so much like "Das doppelte Lottchen" and I went to Wiki, and YES, it is exactly that. I adore this movie to pieces. And here I really want to read this fic, but there is one thing that could be an obstacle: the mpreg. It's a concept I just can't really deal with if explicitly pictured like the pregnancy, the labor, the nursing. If the kids are older and the mpreg is only mentioned, it's fine. So, please tell me: Is the mpreg explicit here? Thank you!

[nattish.livejournal.com]

I COULD KISS YOU FOR THIS.