Silent Wounds
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Completed, First published May 18, 2026

The narrative traces a volatile relationship between Alexa Carson and Draco Malfoy, beginning with escalating confrontations during Alexa’s fifth year at Hogwarts. These chapters reveal a pattern of hostility and retaliatory spells, culminating in detention and a forced truce. Even as punishment brings them into close proximity, tension simmers beneath the surface. Unexpected moments of assistance – tending to wounds with surprising gentleness – hint at hidden vulnerabilities and a fragile, temporary cooperation. The story unfolds within a punitive atmosphere, fueled by rivalry and personal attacks, leaving the future of their interactions uncertain.
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