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Ingenious Devices
Fandom: Harry Potter
Relationship: Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter
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Green, the center of his world. But never the right green, not the beautiful emerald he'd spent years memorizing as discretely as he could. He thought he'd never see that green again, until a few mumbled words lead his healer to the one person who can save him from himself.
Relationship: Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter
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Green, the center of his world. But never the right green, not the beautiful emerald he'd spent years memorizing as discretely as he could. He thought he'd never see that green again, until a few mumbled words lead his healer to the one person who can save him from himself.
68 pages, ebook
First published May 24, 2012
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April 10, 2016
The premise for this one is both heartbreaking and intriguing.
The prologue opens in an institution with an apprentice healer freaking out about one of the mental patients, and then her trainer calling Harry to request his help with the patient... Draco Malfoy.
Draco's been a patient at the "psychology campus" of St. Mungos for years, and only ever reacts to people with green eyes. He'll invariably push them away after a close inspection, though, and only say "wrong."
When the Healer asks Harry in, Draco has an entirely different reaction.
The prologue opens in an institution with an apprentice healer freaking out about one of the mental patients, and then her trainer calling Harry to request his help with the patient... Draco Malfoy.
Draco's been a patient at the "psychology campus" of St. Mungos for years, and only ever reacts to people with green eyes. He'll invariably push them away after a close inspection, though, and only say "wrong."
When the Healer asks Harry in, Draco has an entirely different reaction.
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