Arctic Fox by scrtkpr
Title: Arctic Fox
Author: scrtkpr
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 28,000 Approx.
Summary: “Isn’t that Draco Malfoy? He keeps looking at you, Harry.”
Sometimes I think I'm the last person to read a story. :D I had this on my to-read folder for ages and finally a darling anon reminded me of it and I went for it. What a treat!
Harry and Draco (and Ron) are all in Auror training, and both Harry and Ron are very suspicious about Draco being there at all. Eventually though they become less suspicious and more accepting. Specially after Draco starts helping George with potions at the Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.
Draco is sort of having a hard time all around, but Harry himself is also having a hard time, particularly in his relationship with Ginny, which is on hold.
The slow developing of Harry and Draco's friendship is wonderful, also the way Harry realises where his preferences truly are, and how Draco accepts he might be trying to become an Auror for the wrong reasons, how they play such an important part in this, in each other's discoveries and acceptances is really lovely.
Author: scrtkpr
Rating: NC 17
Word Count: 28,000 Approx.
Summary: “Isn’t that Draco Malfoy? He keeps looking at you, Harry.”
Sometimes I think I'm the last person to read a story. :D I had this on my to-read folder for ages and finally a darling anon reminded me of it and I went for it. What a treat!
Harry and Draco (and Ron) are all in Auror training, and both Harry and Ron are very suspicious about Draco being there at all. Eventually though they become less suspicious and more accepting. Specially after Draco starts helping George with potions at the Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes.
Draco is sort of having a hard time all around, but Harry himself is also having a hard time, particularly in his relationship with Ginny, which is on hold.
The slow developing of Harry and Draco's friendship is wonderful, also the way Harry realises where his preferences truly are, and how Draco accepts he might be trying to become an Auror for the wrong reasons, how they play such an important part in this, in each other's discoveries and acceptances is really lovely.