In Evidence of Magical Theory by bixgirl1
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my_drarry_recsTitle: In Evidence of Magical Theory
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Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 43,700 Approx.
Summary: In which Harry and Draco can't fight, and so they fall in love instead. // When a hex meant for Draco accidentally catches Harry as well, the pair are forced to learn to understand each other in ways they previously might have thought impossible.
Content/Warning(s): Accidental Bonding
It's. . . bonding!Fic, oh boy, it's so wonderful. As the summary says, Harry and Draco, in their Eighth Year, get accidentally bonded, their magical cores get accidentally bonded (well, as accidentally as it can be when someone aims a Hex at Draco and Harry tries to Protego him and the Hex bonces back to him) and now they have to be in close proximity, but more so, they can feel what they other is feeling and even communicate through the bond.
It makes for a very awkward couple of days, but then they have all these ~feelings~ as they explore each other's cores, and—well, there's knowing each other better, sexual tension (pretty quickly turning into OMG sexual need, which soon turns into them having sex all the time because they can't keep their hands off each other), there's also some pretty awesome Magical Theory about cores and how it relates to the elements. But it's not so simple, because while Harry wants to face these feelings he has for Draco, Draco is not ready.
It's wonderful, really. Here's a quote about that lovely Magical Theory about cores:
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Rating: NC-17
Word Count: 43,700 Approx.
Summary: In which Harry and Draco can't fight, and so they fall in love instead. // When a hex meant for Draco accidentally catches Harry as well, the pair are forced to learn to understand each other in ways they previously might have thought impossible.
Content/Warning(s): Accidental Bonding
It's. . . bonding!Fic, oh boy, it's so wonderful. As the summary says, Harry and Draco, in their Eighth Year, get accidentally bonded, their magical cores get accidentally bonded (well, as accidentally as it can be when someone aims a Hex at Draco and Harry tries to Protego him and the Hex bonces back to him) and now they have to be in close proximity, but more so, they can feel what they other is feeling and even communicate through the bond.
It makes for a very awkward couple of days, but then they have all these ~feelings~ as they explore each other's cores, and—well, there's knowing each other better, sexual tension (pretty quickly turning into OMG sexual need, which soon turns into them having sex all the time because they can't keep their hands off each other), there's also some pretty awesome Magical Theory about cores and how it relates to the elements. But it's not so simple, because while Harry wants to face these feelings he has for Draco, Draco is not ready.
It's wonderful, really. Here's a quote about that lovely Magical Theory about cores:
The elements you draw your magic from indicate who you are, and each of these characteristics can be applied to your personalities as well. Earth, Mr. Potter, indicates that you are strong, that you care for those around you, and that you endure. The element of Fire in your personality and magic is purifying; it can create or destroy and speaks of a strong will and courage—no surprise there. Air, Mr. Malfoy, indicates that your primary use of magic is through intellect and creativity. The water speaks of an extreme adaptability to any circumstance.
