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Title: 101 Ways to Heal Your Wizarding Woes (Or, an Unfortunate Incident with a Traffic Cone and a Policeman’s Helmet)
Author:
who_la_hoop
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 26,500 words
Summary: Harry is a trainee Auror, and Draco is living at Malfoy Manor, bored and petulant with nothing to do, and no career prospects. Draco’s attempt to heal himself via Muggle psychology – including writing a series of ‘why I hate you’ letters to Harry – backfires when an overanxious house elf delivers the results to Harry. Harry is bemused, Draco is angry and together they have a lot of issues to work out.
This is Draco following a "Self Help" book to cure, well his Woes. Many of which can be traced back to Harry Potter. And he's starting with a letter to Harry.
This is bloody hilarious! The thing, he doesn't intend to send those letters (yep, that's only the first one!) but Harry's getting them anyway.
One thin led to another and next they are locked up to sort their, erm, differences.
This is fantastic and you shouldn't miss it.
Author:
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Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 26,500 words
Summary: Harry is a trainee Auror, and Draco is living at Malfoy Manor, bored and petulant with nothing to do, and no career prospects. Draco’s attempt to heal himself via Muggle psychology – including writing a series of ‘why I hate you’ letters to Harry – backfires when an overanxious house elf delivers the results to Harry. Harry is bemused, Draco is angry and together they have a lot of issues to work out.
This is Draco following a "Self Help" book to cure, well his Woes. Many of which can be traced back to Harry Potter. And he's starting with a letter to Harry.
Potter –
You suck.
D. Malfoy
This is bloody hilarious! The thing, he doesn't intend to send those letters (yep, that's only the first one!) but Harry's getting them anyway.
One thin led to another and next they are locked up to sort their, erm, differences.
This is fantastic and you shouldn't miss it.