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Harry’s life has finally settled down enough to be comfortable, but there’s only one problem: he’s the victim of a truly astonishing amount of love spells.
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Harry and Malfoy are trapped at Hogwarts around the time the school was founded. Stuck with a different way of doing magic, with no chocolate, and with each other, they have to find a way to work together if they want a chance to go home.
Featured Book: Hogwarts: A History
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After a disastrous Potions accident in Hogwarts, Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy are exposed to a volatile form of Amortentia during Horace Slughorn’s class.
Instead of causing infatuation, the damaged potion creates an unusual side effect: Harry and Draco begin smelling each other as their personal Amortentia scents.
The effect intensifies with emotion, proximity, and eye contact—making arguments unbearable, accidental touches catastrophic, and avoiding each other nearly impossible.
As rumors spread across Hogwarts, the two are forced into humiliating closeness while searching for a cure. But the longer the magic lasts, the harder it becomes to separate the potion’s influence from feelings they may have already buried beneath years of rivalry.
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A shadow fell where there shouldn’t have been one, followed by bubbles, thrashing limbs, and the unmistakable shape of a body sinking too quickly.
Jisung’s heart slammed. A human.
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His next words brush past his lips in a quiet whisper. The road is barren, empty so that the sun that beams over their heads is the only presence privy to their conversation, and yet Jisung chooses to mutter the words so silently, he may not have even said them aloud at all. A jumble of syllables between an inhale and an exhale, too airy to conceptualize as a coherent string of words.
“Because Chenle is dead, isn’t he?”
On December 20th, 200X, 20 year old Zhong Chenle disappears between the thick, snow-ridden groves at the base of a mountain near his hometown. He returns a month later, completely unharmed and a centimeter taller, with gaps in his memory that leave any questions regarding his whereabouts unanswered.
Something has changed, though. And Park Jisung can only let so many subtle differences quietly pass by until he has to confront the truth:
That maybe, just maybe, his best friend never made it down from that mountain after all. Not completely, at least.

