Sceptical Yet Intrigued
Title: Sceptical Yet Intrigued
Created for hp_halloween 2014. Gift for: charmed310
From: digthewriter
Pairing: Harry/Draco, Teddy
Rating: G
Disclaimer: Harry Potter is the property of JK Rowling and associates. No copyright infringement intended
Warnings: Sceptical Draco
Summary: Draco doesn't understand why Potter insists on taking Teddy trick or treating.
Notes: My thanks to anemonen for always being there for the support!
Draco was sceptical.
'Trick or treating'? With Muggles? Wizards, of course, did no such thing. However, Potter grew up with Muggles, and was more used to the idea.
Pansy assured him it'd be fun, so Draco decided to go. For fun. And Teddy Lupin (maybe Potter, too). He wore black robes and pulled on the 'Count Dracula' mask Pansy had selected. He would've rather been invisible--a ghost.
Everyone was expected to dress in costume in order to wander into homes imploring for sweets. But, why did they have to? Surely, Draco, or even Potter, could supply all the sweets in the world for Teddy. The idea of making children panhandle for chocolates was intriguingly bizarre.
Draco removed his mask when he arrived at Potter's home where everyone was gathered. Teddy beamed with delight. Draco hesitated, taking a step back; he'd not expected this many people.
Potter recognised his uncertainty and rushed towards him. He placed his hand on Draco's lower back, rubbing it gently. Draco, surprised by the warm touch, looked at Potter who gave a soft smile. Draco relaxed, and they were off. Teddy held Draco's right hand, and Potter slipped his fingers into Draco's left.
Instantly, Draco was part of a family that he'd so longed for.
Created for hp_halloween 2014. Gift for: charmed310
From: digthewriter
Pairing: Harry/Draco, Teddy
Rating: G
Disclaimer: Harry Potter is the property of JK Rowling and associates. No copyright infringement intended
Warnings: Sceptical Draco
Summary: Draco doesn't understand why Potter insists on taking Teddy trick or treating.
Notes: My thanks to anemonen for always being there for the support!
Draco was sceptical.
'Trick or treating'? With Muggles? Wizards, of course, did no such thing. However, Potter grew up with Muggles, and was more used to the idea.
Pansy assured him it'd be fun, so Draco decided to go. For fun. And Teddy Lupin (maybe Potter, too). He wore black robes and pulled on the 'Count Dracula' mask Pansy had selected. He would've rather been invisible--a ghost.
Everyone was expected to dress in costume in order to wander into homes imploring for sweets. But, why did they have to? Surely, Draco, or even Potter, could supply all the sweets in the world for Teddy. The idea of making children panhandle for chocolates was intriguingly bizarre.
Draco removed his mask when he arrived at Potter's home where everyone was gathered. Teddy beamed with delight. Draco hesitated, taking a step back; he'd not expected this many people.
Potter recognised his uncertainty and rushed towards him. He placed his hand on Draco's lower back, rubbing it gently. Draco, surprised by the warm touch, looked at Potter who gave a soft smile. Draco relaxed, and they were off. Teddy held Draco's right hand, and Potter slipped his fingers into Draco's left.
Instantly, Draco was part of a family that he'd so longed for.