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In this episode, Sirius finally confronts Dumbledore in the hospital wing, furious as he learns just how far the old wizard was willing to go in order to sacrifice Harry for the “greater good.” While Poppy and McGonagall hammer at Auror level wards from the outside, Sirius unleashes hexes that strip Dumbledore of his dignity along with his hair, marking him as a murderer. Harry arrives with Severus and forces his godfather to listen, setting hard lines about abuse, anger, and what he needs from Sirius if their relationship is going to survive. Outs...

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In the quiet aftermath at Hogwarts, Harry returns to the hospital wing leaning on Severus, only to find Sirius ready for a fight. While Poppy focuses on healing, Sirius seethes at the sight of Snape’s hand on his godson’s shoulder and refuses to see that Harry trusts him. Everything shifts when Kreacher arrives bleeding and newly cast out, and Harry’s first instinct is to heal him and send him home to Dobby at Prince Manor. As Sirius spits on the “useless” elf, Harry draws a clear line between the family who hurt h...

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Sirius Black is finally declared innocent and officially freed, and Scrimgeour wastes no time offering him a place back in the Auror ranks. Sirius accepts, already dreaming of working alongside Harry and “being there” the way he never was before, even as his bitterness over Azkaban lingers. Back at Grimmauld Place, a furious search for Harry’s missing belongings ends with Sirius carelessly throwing a cloak at Kreacher and accidentally granting the house-elf the freedom he has longed for. While Kreacher disappears with Regulus’s locket, Madam Pomfrey and Professor McGonagall regroup in the Hogw...

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In the aftermath of the final battle, Hogwarts has become a makeshift war hospital. Madam Pomfrey races to Hermione’s bedside when a sudden fever and labored breathing reveal a new threat: sepsis. Drawing on both potions and Muggle medicine, she fights to pull Hermione back from the brink as exhausted staff and volunteers tend to the wounded and count the dead. Later at Prince Manor, Poppy updates Severus and Harry on the staggering Auror losses, Lucius Malfoy’s escape, and Sirius Black’s official exoneration. Severus quietly fears Harry might choose Sirius now th...

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In the aftermath of the battle at Hogwarts, Madam Pomfrey drags herself out of an exhausted sleep and Floo-calls Severus at Prince Manor to check on Harry, hearing that the potions are finally undoing the damage he hid for so long. Back in the Great Hall and then at the Ministry, she and Auror Dearborn begin the grim work of identifying fallen students, signing death certificates, and sending bodies on to the morgue. Between Colin Creevey’s file, familiar names from every House, and the quiet loyalty of the house-elves, this chapter shows th...

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As the war tightens its grip on Hogwarts, Harry puts the final pieces together while balancing secrecy, loyalty, and the cost of knowing too much. Trust between father and son is tested again as Severus helps Harry prepare for what comes next, both magically and emotionally. Old alliances strain, new dangers surface inside the castle, and Harry steps closer to a role he can no longer avoid. This chapter focuses on quiet resolve, careful planning, and the calm before the next inevitable storm.

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The fighting detonates. Neville faces the kind of monster that stole his childhood, and this time he refuses to break. While Severus duels Death Eaters with brutal precision, the battlefield shifts in seconds, injuries stack up, and reinforcements crash into the chaos. In the middle of it all, Hogwarts holds its breath, waiting to see who falls, and who finally makes the darkness pay.

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Hogwarts chooses its side, even when it hurts. McGonagall follows, Flitwick and Sprout gamble on Harry’s word, and the castle fills with students who refuse to run. Old grudges, old loyalties, and old lies collide in the middle of a living battlefield.

As the fighting spreads, friends become soldiers. Pettigrew makes his move and pays for it. Bellatrix turns her cruelty on Luna, and Neville answers with a rage that finally has somewhere to go. Meanwhile, Harry tries to hold the line between saving everyone and winning the war, while Vo...

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In the aftermath of a turning point, Harry is forced to face what he has always wanted most: a real family, and the father he never expected to find. But there’s no time to breathe. Dementors circle, Death Eaters close in, and the Marauder’s Map paints a brutal truth across Hogwarts’ grounds. When Minerva McGonagall confronts Snape and old loyalties collide with new truths, the castle’s defenders have to decide what “saving people” really costs tonight.

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Harry’s bad feeling proves right the moment Snape is forced away, and Harry moves fast. He sends Dobby to Malfoy Manor to retrieve Luna and stop Neville from doing something reckless, then races to regroup as Dementors close in around an almost empty Hogwarts. In the Headmaster’s office, Harry, Snape, Luna, and Neville scramble for information, summon Kreacher, and recover the Marauder’s Map. When the map reveals Tom Riddle entering the castle and Death Eaters gathering at the gates, they shift from survival to strategy, coordinating House-Elves, the Floo Network, and th...

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Grimmauld Place feels like a house holding its breath. With Harry gone and the war turning darker by the day, the Order is fraying at the edges. Moody pushes for answers, Kingsley weighs impossible risks, and an unsettling truth hangs in the air: if Harry chose to disappear, it may have been to reach the one person everyone is still afraid to trust… Severus Snape.

Far from the panic, Prince Manor offers something Harry has not felt in months: safety. But peace never lasts. Late presents arrive with unexpected meaning, a gl...

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Everything snaps.

Severus finds out Harry is being kept locked inside Grimmauld Place, and the rage that follows is cold, focused, and lethal. Inside the house, Harry reaches his limit, and Sirius pushes once too far, dragging James and Lily into a fight that was already loaded with fury.

In this Harry Potter fanfiction audiobook episode, control shatters, magic surges, and Harry makes his move, even if it means burning every bridge on the way out.

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Severus Snape sits in the Headmaster’s chair with Dumbledore’s shadow still clinging to the walls, furious at the old man and terrified by one thing he cannot control: Harry has vanished off the map. With the Carrows installed and Hogwarts turning into a trap for anyone who dares return, Snape plays his role to survive and to limit the damage. Then Bellatrix Lestrange arrives, suspicious and snarling, and Snape seizes a rare chance. He takes a key, rides into Gringotts, and steps into the Lestrange vault where luck and horror collide. Ther...

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Summer begins behind locked wards. With Dumbledore gone and rumors spreading like wildfire, the Order drags Harry to Grimmauld Place and treats him like a ticking bomb, watched, escorted, searched, and stripped of privacy. Letters are opened. Every move is monitored. Even silence is treated like guilt.

Harry is furious, cornered, and done playing the obedient hero. Trapped in the very house that is supposed to protect him, he has to decide what he is willing to endure, who he can trust, and how long he can survive being “kept safe” by p...

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Dumbledore drags Harry to Voldemort’s seaside cave, convinced a Horcrux waits inside, but Harry recognizes the setup immediately: Regulus’s sacrifice, the fake locket, and a potion that could kill the Headmaster. With Inferi stirring beneath the black water and no safe way forward, Harry makes a desperate choice and Confunds Dumbledore into believing the Horcrux is already secured, just to get them out alive. They return to a Dark Mark over Hogwarts, and on the Astronomy Tower Harry is trapped under his cloak as Draco hesitates, Death Eaters close in, and Seve...

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Severus stays up deep into the night perfecting a new, undetectable variation of the Draught of the Living Death, driven by one goal: make the coming plan work without getting Harry killed in the fallout. With Dobby’s help, he bottles the finished potion and slips away from Hogwarts to test it at Prince Manor, replaying old memories of his own sixth-year genius and the ugly parts of his childhood he rarely lets surface. Underneath the precision and control is something sharper: worry for Harry, guilt over what he’s asking of him, and...

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Harry and Severus discuss the implications of his discovery and the shifting wand allegiance. Harry now understands the true power of the Elder Wand and the importance of the loyalty binding it. Meanwhile, Hermione and Ron begin to grasp the enormity of the situation and Harry’s determination grows stronger as he refines his plan. In the heart of Hogwarts, Harry continues to work with Snape in secret, knowing that their actions may change the tide of the war. A step closer to confronting Voldemort, the trio braces for the challenges ahead, all wh...

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A letter from Neville’s gran gives Harry the missing piece: wand allegiance can shift, and it is not just the Elder Wand. In the Room of Requirement, the realization hits like a Bludger, and Harry bolts to confirm his theory with old clippings from 1945 to 1946. Sneaking under the cloak through the dungeons, he hunts proof and overhears Dumbledore pressuring Slughorn, as Harry closes in on the truth of who’s been holding the most dangerous wand in the world. 

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It’s December 21st, Hogwarts is nearly empty, and Harry is exactly where he hates being: alone with his thoughts, his research, and Dumbledore’s watchful eyes.

As Harry digs through fragile history to track the Elder Wand’s bloody trail, Hermione tries to force her way back into his life. The confrontation is sharp, public, and final. Harry is done pretending things can go back to how they were.

But the holiday quiet breaks in an unexpected way when Neville stays behind, and Harry finally shares what he has le...

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Harry finally remembers Luna’s strange tale about the Deathly Hallows and heads down to the dungeons to tell Severus what he has pieced together. Together they examine Marvolo Gaunt’s ring, connect the Peverell crest to the Resurrection Stone, the Potter cloak, and the Hallows legend, and realize just how deep Harry’s family is tied into wizarding history. When Severus follows Harry’s hunch about Gregorovitch and the “Deathstick,” he finds only a tortured corpse and chilling proof that Voldemort is already hunting the Elder Wand. This episode dives into lore, wandlore, an...

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In this chapter, Harry sneaks out of the Gryffindor common room for an important, quiet conversation with his father, Severus Snape. As they delve into the mysterious disappearance of the Elder Wand and the hidden truths surrounding it, Harry is forced to confront the reality of his strained relationships with his friends. Despite the tension, Harry continues his relentless pursuit of the truth, using everything he's learned to piece together a hidden puzzle that could change the course of the war. Meanwhile, Severus provides valuable insight into the nature of loyalty, trust, and...

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Back at Hogwarts after the Hogsmeade disaster, Harry is still furious that Draco used the Imperius Curse and walked away with nothing more than detentions and wand restrictions, while he himself got punished for fighting. Over dinner he publicly shuts down Cho and the Ravenclaws for bullying Luna and moves her to sit safely between himself and Neville, making it very clear that anyone who touches her will answer to both of them. A casual comment from Luna about a strange tiara in a hidden Room of Requirement sends the trio racing to...

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The fallout from Hogsmeade hits everyone. Summoned to Dumbledore’s office, Severus finds Draco bruised, Harry furious, and the staff trying to prove Draco used the Imperius Curse on Madam Rosmerta. With no testimony and a spare wand that cannot be tied to him, Dumbledore lets Draco escape Azkaban with house point losses, wand restrictions, and detentions with Snape, which Harry also earns for the vicious fight. In the dungeons, Severus tears into Draco until the boy finally breaks and admits the truth: Voldemort has his mother and has ordered him to take ou...

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A week after losing the Horcrux, Harry is stronger in magic but on shaky ground with Severus. When Snape forbids him from going to Hogsmeade and Harry defies him on the strength of Sirius’s signed form, their first real clash as guardian and ward leaves Harry queasy with guilt. In the village, he, Neville and Luna stock up at Honeydukes, wander into Dervish and Banges, and stumble across the Deathly Hallows symbol as Luna tells the legend of the Peverell brothers—linking Harry’s cloak, the Gaunt ring and his own family histor...

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In the aftermath of the Horcrux ritual, Severus Snape is the one who comes apart. Shaking, sick and sleepless, he spends the night watching Harry breathe on the couch with Zar wrapped protectively around him, replaying every second where his son almost did not come back. At breakfast he forces himself to play the role of acerbic professor, even as Neville corners him to ask where Harry is. Back in the dungeons, Harry finally wakes, realises in horror that he can no longer understand Zar, and breaks down at the thought that he...

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October closes in cold and tense as Harry juggles fake “detentions” with Severus, real Horcrux lessons with Dumbledore, and a quietly dangerous Draco Malfoy. Down in the dungeons, Severus finally unveils the completed Horcrux removal potion, powered by basilisk venom and a vial of Fawkes’s phoenix tears. The price, however, is brutal: Harry must literally die for the soul fragment to be forced out. Over coffee and Dobby-delivered snacks, Severus explains the plan and asks the only question that matters—does Harry trust him enough to go through with it? Harry says yes. Wha...

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Harry wakes from yet another nightmare of Voldemort killing Severus, shaken but grateful that his Occlumency shields keep the visions from being real. Too restless to sleep, he grabs an early shower, talks with Neville about the Ministry arresting innocent people like Stan Shunpike, and admits he would rather spend Sunday morning in the Room of Requirement than anywhere near Dumbledore. Training brings real progress as Harry coaches Neville through nonverbal spells, shield charms, and confidence, all while hiding the truth about the basilisk tattoo that is really his familiar Zar. Over breakfast...

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Deep in his private lab, Severus Snape finishes the most dangerous brew of his life, a basilisk venom Horcrux removal potion built from Zar’s willingly given fangs and every scrap of Dark lore he can find. While it simmers, he discovers Harry’s secret basilisk journal, complete with detailed illustrations and research notes that impress him enough to suggest publishing under a pseudonym. When Harry catches him reading, embarrassment turns into quiet pride as Severus calls the work enlightening and rare. Over coffee, cake and talk of Dumbledore’s Gaunt memories, they dissec...

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Back at Hogwarts, Harry slips away from Gryffindor Tower to Severus’s quarters, where coffee, Dobby, and basilisk familiar Zar make the dungeons feel more like home than any dorm ever has. He lets Zar out of his tattoo form to roam Hogwarts’s hidden tunnels, accepts his mother’s old annotated Potions book from Severus with strict warnings about forbidden spells, and heads into a full first day of sixth year classes. McGonagall tries to steer Neville away from his grandmother’s expectations, Harry quietly backs his friend’s choices, and then everyone w...

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On the Hogwarts Express, Harry uses an Extendable Ear to overhear Draco, Pansy and Zabini talk about Slughorn, Death Eaters and Draco's "bigger things," then walks straight into their compartment to drop a bombshell: Voldemort is a half blood named Tom Marvolo Riddle. With flaming letters in the air, he calls out the real blood traitors and leaves five stunned Slytherins behind. At the Start of Term Feast, Harry notes fewer first years, refuses Hermione's plea to start over, and hears Dumbledore announce Slughorn as Potions Master and Severus as the new Defence...

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Severus Snape finally tests his first real Horcrux removal potion on Harry, and for a moment it feels like a Portkey tugging at his scar and stomach as the soul fragment shifts but stubbornly refuses to let go. Shaken yet hopeful, Harry trusts Severus more than anyone alive and knows they are at least on the right path. Life at Prince Manor settles into a strange calm filled with runs around the pitch, Dobby fussing, and quiet meals while the war outside gets darker and the world starts looking to Harry as a...

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Dumbledore arrives at Prince Manor to “borrow” Harry for the evening, and Severus hates every second of not knowing the Headmaster’s true plan. After hiding Harry’s second wand and locking the training room, he watches his ward walk out the door with the man who once ordered him to make Harry miserable. Side-along Apparition drops them in Budleigh Babberton, where Harry is used as bait to lure Horace Slughorn out of retirement. In a house staged to look ransacked, Harry meets Slughorn, sees through the act, and endures being stared at like a p...

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While Harry trains at Prince Manor, the war closes in elsewhere. Severus attends an Order of the Phoenix meeting at Grimmauld Place, quietly proud that Harry has destroyed an Auror-grade training dummy while Sirius seethes with jealousy. Around the table they mourn Emmeline Vance and Amelia Bones, debate a failing Fudge and a possible new Minister, and hear how Dementors are massacring Muggle families while Voldemort tightens his grip. Back at Spinner’s End, Severus endures Pettigrew, tends two difficult blood-red brews meant for the coming fight, and finally returns home to find Ha...

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Harry is up before dawn at Prince Manor, determined to hunt Horcrux leads the Muggle way. With Dobby’s help and a hoard of old Daily Prophets, he pieces together the deaths of Hepzibah Smith, the theft of Hufflepuff’s cup and Slytherin’s locket, and the Gaunt family murders that were blamed on Morfin instead of Tom Riddle. By breakfast he has added the Gaunt ring to his growing Horcrux list and earned another rare moment of pride from Severus. After they eat, Severus takes Harry to the ruined Gaunt shack, teaches him to...

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Life at Prince Manor shifts fully into war footing. Severus wakes Harry at five thirty for potions and plans, then Apparates with him to Tom Riddle’s old orphanage only to find it gone and the area crawling with Dementors, proof that Voldemort has them under his command. Back home, a house elf report about Bellatrix and Narcissa at Spinner’s End makes Severus fear Draco is about to be Marked and handed an impossible task. Dumbledore Floos in to announce that Severus will finally get the Defence job and that Horace Slughorn is r...

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Back at Prince Manor, Harry’s new life as Severus Snape’s trainee and ward really begins. An early run leads him to the manor stables where he discovers Abraxans, Pegasi, Thestrals and a Hippogriff that Snape has quietly rescued, then breakfast turns into a growth potion that starts to undo years of malnutrition. The morning is spent brewing Hospital Wing potions side by side with Severus, but the real test comes outside when Snape forces Harry into a brutal training duel and shows him that relying on Expelliarmus will get him killed. That...

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The school year ends under a shadow. At the Leaving Feast, Draco Malfoy panics over a letter saying the Dark Lord has taken over Malfoy Manor, while Ron stews in regret as he realises Neville has quietly taken the best-friend place he threw away. On the train, Harry, Neville, and Luna share a calm ride home, but at King’s Cross Harry’s old fear comes roaring back when every family vanishes and no one comes for him. Two hours later, shivering and hungry, he is finally collected by a Cruciatus-battered Severus Snape, who...

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Dobby breaks ranks and tells Severus the truth: Harry and his friends are at the Ministry, in the Department of Mysteries, and the Death Eaters are already in play. While Snape calls in Shacklebolt and the Order, Harry faces Voldemort himself in the Hall of Prophecies, shielding his friends from fire, fighting back with every spell he knows, and hanging on as Voldemort tries to rip through his mind in front of terrified Ministry witnesses. When the Death Eaters are rounded up and the students are sent home by Portkey, a furious Severus...

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Exams are ending and Harry is waiting for the pattern to repeat, because something terrible always happens at the end of the year. A History of Magic OWL turns into a full vision as he finds himself in the Department of Mysteries watching Voldemort torture Sirius over the prophecy. Shaken but clear headed, Harry pulls Neville into the Room of Requirement, explains the scar connection and the trap, and chooses to spring one of his own instead. With Neville, Luna, Fred, George, and Dobby, he heads straight to the Hall of Prophecies, lays...

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Morning runs with Harry leave Neville aching but proud, and breakfast turns into a front-row seat to chaos when Dumbledore suddenly breaks out in an uncontrollable poison-ivy rash in front of the whole school. While McGonagall punishes everyone for laughing, Neville quietly calls Hermione out for always choosing the Headmaster over her friends. In Potions, Harry and Severus slip back into their usual “Professor vs. Potter” act, right up until Harry earns himself a detention. Behind the scenes, Snape examines Dumbledore’s condition in the Hospital Wing, collects samples, and returns to his quarte...

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While Dumbledore fumes at Grimmauld Place over lost control, vanished Dursleys, and a silent Harry, Sirius finally learns that the Golden Trio has fallen out and that his godson is no longer confiding in him. Back at Hogwarts, Severus Snape uses the quiet of the holidays to plan the next subtle strike against Umbridge with Dobby’s help and to rethink how he will train Harry to survive, not die a martyr. In the Room of Requirement, Harry turns theory into action, drilling Neville and Luna in Expelliarmus, Confringo, and Muggle fighting so th...

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Dumbledore’s alarms go off: the prophecy has been moved. At the Ministry, he finds smashed spheres and a panicked Mundungus Fletcher, and summons the Order to Grimmauld Place in fury. Down in the Hogwarts dungeons, Harry and Severus quietly shatter the orb themselves and hear the full prophecy at last – including the devastating line that either Harry or Voldemort must die at the hand of the other. Harry breaks under the weight of it; Severus hauls him back, refuses to let him take the world on his shoulders alone, and vows to trai...

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On Christmas morning, Severus springs a surprise trip on Harry: glamoured and under the cloak, they slip out of Hogwarts to the Leaky Cauldron for breakfast and a very private meeting with wandmaker Gregorovitch. A box full of wands rejects Harry one after another until a final, ancient wand accepts him – ebony with a sphinx hair core imbued with phoenix tears, once owned by Sezar Slytherin, Salazar’s reclusive and legendarily powerful son. After paying with basilisk skin and buying a dragonhide wand holster in Diagon Alley, Severus takes Harry on to the Mini...

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Christmas at Hogwarts starts with staff politics and a headline that changes everything. While Dumbledore pushes Severus to begin Occlumency lessons with Harry, the morning Prophet announces a mass Azkaban breakout and names Sirius Black as the scapegoat. Harry reads about nine escaped Death Eaters, realizes the Dementors have fully joined Voldemort, and spends the day in the library preparing for war on his own terms. Back in the dungeons, his basilisk egg finally hatches. Harry meets the tiny serpent, names him Balthazar, learns that the killing gaze can be controlled, and lays...

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Christmas at Hogwarts is strangely quiet, and Harry uses the peace to bury himself in the rare Parseltongue book he bought at auction. Inside he finds a Slytherin–invented potion that would let Severus understand Parseltongue, brewed with crushed basilisk eggshells – the perfect gift once Harry’s egg finally hatches. Down in the dungeons, he and Severus translate the recipe together, brew it, and share one of the first real “father and son” gift moments Harry has ever had. Meanwhile, Dumbledore demands Occlumency lessons, Severus is pushed into agreeing, and Harry talks him into a Chr...

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Summoned to Dumbledore’s office, Harry has to use every scrap of Occlumency and Slytherin subtlety Severus taught him to lie about his vision and Arthur Weasley’s attack. He refuses Grimmauld Place, chooses to stay at Hogwarts for Christmas, and makes it clear that Neville is his true ally now, not Ron and Hermione. Later, safe in Severus’s quarters, Harry makes coffee, accidentally speaks Parseltongue over a mysterious Gaunt book in a Gringotts auction, and then finally tells the full story of the Third Task: the maze, Cedric’s death, the graveyar...

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Christmas is coming, Umbridge is quietly being driven mad by Severus Snape’s potions, and Hogwarts is starting to notice that Harry Potter is not the same boy who came back from the graveyard. While Umbridge staggers through classes on no sleep, Neville sneaks off to buy his own wand and Harry’s grades keep climbing. That night everything tilts when Harry has his first real vision in months. Inside Nagini’s body, he watches Arthur Weasley attacked outside the Hall of Prophecy. Waking in agony, Harry ignores Dumbledore and runs straight to the du...

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 Harry Potter is suddenly that student: hand up, answers right, and every professor stunned that he is quietly top of the class. Hermione wrestles with feeling shown up, Neville basks in his Patronus success, and Harry urges him to get his own wand before the next crisis hits. In the stands, Harry, Neville, and Luna watch a brutal Gryffindor vs Slytherin match as “Weasley Is Our King” rains down and Ron crumbles in goal. After the loss, Harry retreats to the dungeons where Severus checks his healing hand, calls him a capable student at la...

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Umbridge has no idea what is coming. At a tense 6 a.m. staff meeting, Severus quietly sets Dobby on a very Slytherin revenge plan: a harmless–but–humiliating potion slipped into the High Inquisitor’s food. By breakfast, the entire school watches Umbridge suffer a spectacular “accident” at the staff table and flee the Great Hall wrapped in McGonagall’s cloak, while Madam Pomfrey’s remedy only makes things worse.

Down in Defence, the fallout turns into opportunity when Snape walks into Umbridge’s pink classroom and takes over. He clears the desks, intro...

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 Detentions with Umbridge are breaking Harry down, and Severus Snape has had enough. From the staff table he watches Dumbledore avoid Harry, students whisper “liar,” and only Neville and Luna stay solidly at Harry’s side. Angelina calls Quidditch practice, Ron eyes the Keeper spot, and bitterness finally pushes Harry to quit the team entirely. After another brutal evening in Umbridge’s office, Harry runs straight to the dungeons and quietly shows Snape the words carved into his hand: I must not tell lies. Snape treats the blood quill damage with Murtlap and potions...

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 Hogwarts fifth year really begins here. Harry sits through Dolores Umbridge’s first Defence class as she forces the room back to “basic principles,” bans practical magic, and calls Voldemort’s return a lie, while Hermione, Dean and Parvati push back and pay for it. Harry joins the debate with a colder, sharper argument, then swallows his fury for Snape’s sake. 

 Potions is no relief: the Draught of Peace, OWL pressure, and public humiliation when Harry “forgets” an ingredient to keep up his old academic mask. Over lunch, he finally snaps at Hermione...

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 Severus Snape finally sees the Chamber of Secrets with his own eyes, following Harry deep beneath Hogwarts to face a dead basilisk and a living Horcrux. Together they open and destroy the Slytherin locket with a basilisk fang, while Snape quietly fashions a protective necklace from the tooth that once saved Harry’s life. Exploring Salazar Slytherin’s hidden private chambers, they uncover books, labs, and even a basilisk egg that might not be as lifeless as it seems, then slip back to the castle through an unregistered Floo with new secrets to keep...

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 A midnight visit to the dungeons explodes when Kreacher apparates in and launches himself at the S-marked locket in Harry’s hand. In the struggle that follows, Harry earns the elf’s trust, hears the full story of Regulus Black’s last order, and learns what really happened in the cave with Voldemort’s potion. Snape is forced to admit he brewed that tormenting draught and expects Harry’s disgust… only to find wry acceptance instead. Together with Kreacher’s memories and Harry’s basilisk idea, guardian and ward make a dangerous decision: return to the Cha...

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 Harry leaves Grimmauld Place under guard, rides the Hogwarts Express with Ginny, Neville, and Luna, and endures stares, Cho’s awkward hello, and Seamus’s open doubt about Voldemort’s return. 

Umbridge arrives at the Start of Term Feast, Dumbledore is under attack in the press, and Harry finally reaches breaking point. That night he uses the Marauder’s Map and his cloak to sneak down to the dungeons with a heavy S-marked locket that feels like the diary all over again. A stunned Snape, a desperate Kreacher, and the name Regulus Bl...

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 Grimmauld Place turns into a battlefield of Doxies, cursed cabinets, and Kreacher’s mutters while Molly Weasley leads a full house clean. Sirius clashes with the elf, the twins pocket contraband for Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes, and Harry quietly pockets a heavy S-carved locket that feels just like the diary… maybe a Horcrux. Later, a party for new Prefects ends with Moody’s First Order photo, Harry’s grief spiking, and Molly’s Boggart in the drawing room. Thoughtful, character-first Order of the Phoenix era with guardianship overtones and sharp worldbuilding details. 

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 At Grimmauld Place, Harry gets an Extendable Ear from the twins, meets the screaming portrait of Walburga Black, and is dragged into a kitchen showdown about secrecy. Sirius wants answers on the table, Molly says no, Remus plays mediator, and Arthur explains why the Ministry and the Daily Prophet are undermining Dumbledore. Harry finally hears what the Order is really doing, including hints about giants, spies inside the Ministry, Kingsley’s cover, and talk of a new weapon Voldemort wants by stealth. When Molly ends the briefing, Harry pointedly keeps Ron and Hermione in...

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 Severus Snape prepares Harry for a new Defence professor from the Ministry, Dolores Umbridge, and warns him to keep his head down. A tense departure from Prince Manor leads to Grimmauld Place through the Fidelius Charm, where Harry meets the Weasleys and finally confronts Ron and Hermione about a summer of silence. What follows is a raw, shouting match about secrecy, trust, and Dumbledore’s choices, with Snape’s practical guidance echoing in the background. This is close, character-driven guardianship that sets the stakes for Order of the Phoenix. 

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 Harry and Snape finally crack the mystery Voldemort hinted at: Horcruxes. A library find spirals into panic, a calming draught, and the awful realization that Harry may be carrying a piece of the Dark Lord himself.  Dumbledore orders Harry to Grimmauld Place, but first Snape sits him down for the story no one told: the Hog’s Head prophecy overheard with Lucius nearby, why the Potters were targeted, how Severus changed sides, and the vow he made to protect Lily’s son. The chapter closes with a wary warning about next year’s Defense...

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 A late–night truth session at Prince Manor peels back Harry’s third–year secrets. He relives Dementor memories of his parents’ last moments, admits how the Marauder’s Map and Time–Turner freed Sirius, and hears Snape’s clear reasons to master Occlumency before learning the rest about the prophecy. A hard realization about Sirius’s lies follows, and the fragile, steady trust between guardian and ward tightens another notch. This is close, character-driven Snape-and-Harry mentorship with canon-deep lore made for headphones.

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 Severus Snape wakes from brutal Chamber of Secrets nightmares and finds Harry up before dawn with Occlumency texts. A quiet check turns into real trust as they speak about fear, then Snape uses Legilimency to map Harry’s magical bonds and carefully contain the Voldemort link without harming his core. After a short dose of Dreamless Sleep, the day shifts to training with an Auror style animated dummy where Harry’s Reducto shatters the “indestructible,” and the evening closes with food, showers, and an honest talk about third year that tightens a growing guardian...

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 At Prince Manor, a small kindness becomes a turning point: Harry gets Dobby a proper winter robe, then invites Snape into a Pensieve to show the Chamber of Secrets as it truly happened, Lockhart’s cowardice, Tom Riddle’s confession, the basilisk, the Sword of Gryffindor, and phoenix tears that saved a twelve-year-old boy. Snape’s fury at Dumbledore’s carelessness and his sharp eye for dark magic shift the conversation to what the diary really was, and why it terrifies him. The chapter closes in a hidden library where mentor and ward begin res...

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 A quiet afternoon at Prince Manor turns into real answers. Snape treats Harry’s bruises, asks for the truth, and hears the full story of the diary in the Chamber of Secrets: Tom Riddle’s memory, the basilisk, Fawkes’s tears, and why a goblin made sword could pierce basilisk hide. Dobby is called to locate the diary, and hard questions follow about Lockhart, Hagrid, and Dumbledore’s choices. The talk ends with prophecies, Pettigrew, and a sharp look at how close Harry came to losing everything. This is close, character driven guardianship that rewa...

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 At Grimmauld Place, Remus faces a barrage of questions from Sirius, then calls him out for sabotaging trust with a snide letter. Back at Prince Manor, Harry wakes bruised and exhausted while Severus Snape does the quiet work of care, pain potion, soup, diagnostics, and practical comfort. A talk about house-elves leads to the truth about Dobby’s freedom and Lucius Malfoy, and Harry begins to relax into being looked after. This is close, character driven guardianship with gentle humor, healing detail, and the first real steps toward trust. 

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 In the quiet after the Dementor attack, Prince Manor turns into a recovery ward. Madam Pomfrey binds ribs and plans potions while Severus Snape steadies a shaking Harry with melted chocolate and rare gentleness. In the sitting room, Dumbledore and Remus debate a darker truth: the Ministry may have sent Dementors, and Dolores Umbridge is coming to Hogwarts. When the visitors leave, Snape brews fresh pain relief, vows protection, and begins to see the boy he misjudged. A tense, character-first guardianship chapter with healing detail, political stakes, and fragile trust. 

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 Dementors descend on Prince Manor and Severus Snape answers with a brilliant doe Patronus. He finds Harry broken and freezing, summons help, and the Order arrives at a sprint. Madam Pomfrey triages fractures and a dislocation while Dumbledore and Remus steady the room. Inside, Skele-Gro, bandages, and hot drinks begin the climb back from the edge, as a side thread at Grimmauld Place sets guards on the Hall of Prophecies and weighs werewolf neutrality. This is tense, close character work that blends guardian Snape, medical detail, and hard choices. 

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 Breakfast at Prince Manor turns into a real plan for recovery. Snape puts Harry on a weight gaining diet, adds morning runs, and introduces meditation for Occlumency, then watches a determined Harry circle the grounds and start to change.  At Grimmauld Place, an Order meeting reveals coded alerts from Arabella Figg, debate over training, and the startling reminder that thirteen year old Harry produced a full Patronus. 

 Snape returns home to a cliffhanger, Dementors hovering over an unconscious Harry and cold closing in fast. 

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 Glamoured and on a tight schedule, Harry and Snape head to Gringotts to do what no one has ever let Harry do: learn his inheritance, get a Gringotts card, and take control. A stunned Harry discovers he owns multiple properties, including Number Four, and Snape orders goblins to stop payments to the Dursleys. The day turns practical and healing with eyesight correction at a Diagon Alley clinic, a full wardrobe at Madam Malkin’s, and a quiet Muggle shopping run for toiletries. Dinner back at Prince Manor caps a chapter that blends guardianship, wor...

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 Harry finally talks. In a stark, late night exchange at Prince Manor, he admits why he never told anyone about the cupboard, why he begged Dumbledore to let him stay at Hogwarts, and how close he came to being sorted Slytherin. Snape puts the pieces together, promises new clothes and a trip to Gringotts to sort Harry’s inheritance, and then takes matters into his own hands with the Dursleys in a way only a furious Potions Master would. A tense, character first guardianship chapter about truth, protection, and the cost of looking awa...

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 At Prince Manor, accusations give way to truth and careful healing. Harry confronts Snape about Draco’s curse and hears a hard denial, plus a revelation about godfathers, Unforgivables, and consequences. Snape explains why wizards once refused to speak Voldemort’s name and how the Mirror of Erised and Harry’s cloak set up a dangerous first year. The night ends in quiet triage as Snape treats the scars on Harry’s back, reads the cupboard addressed Hogwarts letter, and begins to understand the Dursleys’ abuse for what it was. This is tense, character d...

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 Harry wakes at Prince Manor after two days asleep and walks straight into the talk he has avoided for years. Over breakfast, Severus Snape calmly dismantles Harry’s cover stories, reveals the Dursleys have been paid to keep him, and presses for the truth about scars, panic, and neglect. What follows is quiet triage for a shaken teen, a measured promise of protection, and something rarer: memories of Lily and the Evans grandparents, complete with a gifted photo and a treasured book. Snape refuses pity, offers steadiness, and makes it clear Harry will nev...

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 While Snape reports to the Order, Voldemort demands Harry’s location and Sirius explodes. Back at Prince Manor, Draco confesses to casting a near Unforgivable, and Snape races to the dungeons to find Harry unconscious, hypothermic, and shaking. What follows is triage, quiet fury, and the discovery of rags, scars, and a history of abuse Snape can no longer deny. He heals what he can, vows to protect Lily’s son, and decides Dumbledore must hear the truth. Intense, character driven guardianship perfect for headphone listening. 

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 A quiet morning at Prince Manor shatters when Draco Malfoy arrives and everything goes wrong. While Snape wrestles with Voldemort’s summons, Draco finds Harry in the garden and unleashes a forbidden curse that leaves Harry broken and terrified. Snape returns, misreads the scene, and drives Harry to clean a forgotten dungeon room while the boy fights pain, panic, and memories of the Dursleys. This guardianship chapter puts suspicion, protection, and hard consequences under a microscope, perfect for listeners who love tense, character driven Harry and Snape mentorship after Goblet of Fire. 

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 Harry’s fourth day at Prince Manor brings a turning point. Snape quietly watches, assigns advanced reading, and then discovers Harry’s flawless Potions essay and a seventh year brew that even he must praise. The afternoon becomes focused lab work, dinner turns reflective, and the library opens like a sanctuary as Harry chooses Defense and Charms texts. A late letter from Sirius reopens old wounds, nightmares return, and we see why this guardianship story blends hurt comfort with careful trust building. Perfect for listeners who love character driven Harry and Snape mentorship set b...

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 Harry wakes sore but stubborn at Prince Manor and Snape surprises him with a salve for blistered hands. A house-elf’s hose hack turns chores into progress, and Harry even laughs for the first time in ages. While Harry gardens, Snape attends an Order meeting at Grimmauld Place where tempers flare with Sirius, training is debated, and the truth of Harry’s summer placement comes out. The day ends with fine food, bone-deep fatigue, and Snape sending Harry to bed before nightmares win. A tight, character-first guardianship chapter made for headphones. 

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 Nightmares, early-morning essays, and a garden the size of a potion patch. Harry settles into life at Snape Manor with strict rules, resized Muggle clothes, and a full day of chores that reveal just how hard he is willing to work. Snape watches, tests boundaries, and begins to question what he thought he knew. Between Hedwig’s return, careful homework, and a spotless potions cupboard, dinner becomes an uneasy truce that hints at the slow turn from punishment to protection. A tense, character-driven guardianship chapter built for headphone listening. 

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 Fourth year is over and the world refuses to believe Voldemort is back. Dumbledore blindsides Harry with a new “summer placement” for his safety: Severus Snape. What follows is a tense arrival at Snape Manor, strict rules, confiscated wand and cloak, awkward shared meals, and quiet grief as two wary survivors test the limits of trust. A classic guardianship setup with Snape and Harry told in close, character-driven prose. 

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 Hermione and Draco wake soulbound and unshakably together. 

 They visit her parents at St Mungo’s, where memories begin to return and Draco faces the Grangers for the first time as her partner. 

 Back at Hogwarts, press attention explodes, the Ministry opens an inquiry, and Anthony Goldstein’s strange “pupation” ends with Hermione delivering a well aimed punch. 

Pansy and Luna forge an unexpected study alliance, bullying finally eases, and Hermione and Draco start planning life after graduation, complete with a Charms lab and a London flat. 

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 Heat is coming, and Hermione refuses to leave anything to chance. She withdraws her St Mungo’s surgery application, hires solicitors, and has ironclad, two-way consent documents witnessed by staff and friends to record their choice to soulbond.  Warded in their rooms, Draco talks her down from spiraling nerves, keeps touch gentle, and promises not to leave. When the heat finally breaks, want turns relentless and he stays—every moment a correction of the first time she was left alone. 

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 In the aftermath of the prefects’ bath, Draco bites Hermione by accident and spirals with guilt. Hermione is clear that she wanted it, calms him, and asks if he will soulbond with her during her next heat. He says yes. Hermione then meets McGonagall to put their decision on record and discuss protections. Back in their rooms, they celebrate Christmas. Draco replaces Bellatrix’s wand with a perfect match for Hermione and gifts her Bathilda Bagshot’s original Hogwarts: A History manuscript, including a lost chapter on house-elf labor. The night ends with mutual...

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 Out on the snowy pitch, Draco gives Hermione a flying lesson that turns into a raw talk about trust, biology, and the future. Hermione finally admits what she wants most: for Draco to bite her and make their bond real. They rush to the prefects’ bath, where heat and certainty collide and the night races toward a bite that will change everything. 

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 Hermione sees Draco hugging Astoria in the Great Hall, assumes the worst, and tries to break up while packing to leave their shared space. Draco stops her and explains the hug was about a Greengrass family blood curse and a book he lent from the Malfoy library, which defuses the misunderstanding and leads to tears, apologies, and a reset of trust. 

 As a Christmas surprise, Hermione takes Draco out into the snow with a Headmistress approved exemption to his flying ban and Ginny’s Firebolt, a gift that doubles as a promi...

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 A steamy bathroom scene turns into a lesson in trust when playful restraint collides with real vulnerability, and Hermione reminds Draco that consent has always been their anchor. Talk of St Mungo’s and a future beyond biology sparks the wrong kind of silence, Draco walks out to clear his head, and the Marauder’s Map shows him with the Greengrass sisters. Jealousy flares, reason wobbles, and Hermione must decide what she believes about love, choice, and the boy who keeps promising to stay. 

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 Caught after curfew by Pansy Parkinson and Blaise Zabini, Hermione’s private St Mungo’s interviews are dragged into the light with one brutal number: an eighty percent risk she could lose her magic if she chooses surgery. She refuses to be shamed, then walks straight to Draco for warmth, wit, and a quiet confession that she has liked this more than she ever expected. Before the day is out, Harry and Ron arrive in gray trainee robes, a tense reunion becomes an unexpected show of unity at the Slytherin table, and a casua...

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 A nasty rumor sends Hermione to the library for answers, where Theo Nott’s dry honesty clears the air about Draco, Blaise, and old Slytherin gossip, and sets Hermione laughing again. 

 Confidence restored, she finds Draco after class, a kiss turns into a rule breaking closet scene, and talk of hate mail, NEWTs, and the future reveals one truth she will not share yet. 

 On joint patrol with Pansy Parkinson, barbed questions cut close as Hermione lays out the real cost of Omega bonds, and why she would rather choose...

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 Six months after the Battle of Hogwarts, the castle goes silent for a different reason. Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy are officially together, and the halls do not quite know what to do with that news. Pansy watches, Ginny probes, and a rumor about Draco’s past throws Hermione into hard questions about trust, touch, and what real partnership should feel like. A hallway kiss turns into a private turning point where Hermione chooses to give, Draco chooses to receive, and consent stays clear at every step. The result is a milestone in int...

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 Hermione Granger is done hiding. One question turns into a promise when she asks Draco Malfoy to be hers, in public and for real, and his marble mask finally cracks. What follows is heat that feels like fate, a morning of awkward logistics, and a midday walk across the Great Hall with fingers laced for everyone to see. Ginny has opinions, Slytherins smirk, and a study date becomes the first test of how a Gryffindor and a Slytherin make a relationship work under watchful eyes. 

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 He promised to take care of her, and he means it. When Hermione wakes with heat sparking under her skin, Draco will not let the Hospital Wing decide for them. He gets her out, finds the door that answers to a single word, and keeps every line of consent clear as want turns into a choice. In the quiet that follows, they finally talk. Biology or love, casual or real, what he felt before she ever presented, why he came running when he heard her cry, and whether fate has anything to do w...

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 Theo Nott asks the question Hermione has been avoiding, why Draco, and the answer forces her to confront what is real, what is biology, and what she actually wants. A sharp conversation reveals Draco believed probation made him the safe choice, while Hermione chose him because he listens and stops at no. 

 When hall politics turn cruel, Hermione pins on a prefect badge, walks straight into a clash with Ginny over duty and justice, and vows to protect the boy in the Hospital Wing who will not fight back. A solitary, pri...

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This chapter delivers a tender Hospital Wing reconciliation that turns on honesty, consent, and choice. Hermione and Draco finally say the quiet parts out loud, a kiss turns public when Blaise, Pansy, and Theo arrive, and Madam Pomfrey restores order while Draco admits what he really feels. After the storm, there is a soft scene of shared pages and sleep, then a corridor coda where Theo waits with something to say and Hermione decides how much trust she can give. 

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This chapter blends swoony romance with sharp character beats. Draco reels when he learns Hermione wanted him close after her heat, not gone, and his quiet hopes for soulbond and someday children collide with the brutal reality of school politics. A hallway attack leaves him concussed, Hermione storms McGonagall’s office to demand change, and the night ends in the Hospital Wing where care, consent, and a very slow burn take center stage. Meanwhile, Pansy Parkinson’s neatly rolled dossiers on “eligible Alphas” crash into Hermione’s plans, and a prefect badge shines again on H...

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 For Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this chapter is a breath held then released. In a quiet corridor Hermione sees Draco’s bruises, realizes how much she missed, and the two finally untangle a painful knot about consent, scent marking, and a supposed threat of expulsion that was never hers to make. She marches him to McGonagall, drops a pile of confiscated wands on the desk, and demands answers. The Headmistress lays out the limits of a wounded school, Draco’s probation, and why she chose hard lines. Hermione makes a new choice of her o...

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 For Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this chapter blends razor-sharp dialogue with a hallway rescue that resets the rules. Pansy Parkinson arrives with color-coded scrolls and a debt to repay, schooling Hermione on the real power of an Omega and offering a political match that would shape a future far beyond Hogwarts. Then a name on the Marauder’s Map sends Hermione sprinting to a crowded corridor, where taunts about Narcissa Malfoy tip into violence and she answers with steel, fifteen disarmed wands, and a promise that justice will not be replaced by revenge. 

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 For Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this chapter is an intimate, character-first turning point. In a quiet room made for secrets, Hermione chooses trust and discovers what it feels like to keep her mind while giving control. In the afterglow, a frank conversation about identity, presentation, and the future collides with a hard truth. Hermione is considering a permanent medical path to end heats, and Draco’s careful restraint fractures. Morning brings a thick packet from St Mungo’s, Neville’s guilty apology for opening it, and Pansy Parkinson’s outrageous solution. If Hermione will not...

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 For Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this chapter blends heady romance with sharp character work. Hannah Abbott asks Hermione to give Neville a real chance, then quietly steps away for a Healer internship at St Mungo’s. In a hidden room, Hermione and Draco tackle a cursed Gemino amulet, solve a numbers puzzle with help from a Viktor Krum translation, and stumble into laughter, jealousy, and a fragile apology that finally sounds sincere. What follows is slow, lucid intimacy where consent is clear and Alpha command stays out of the room, which leaves Hermione won...

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 For Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this is a close-mic Draco Malfoy chapter about want, denial, and the cost of keeping quiet. Hermione asks the question that matters, Do you care, and Draco flinches from the truth, choosing restraint that feels like a lie. Slytherin politics ignite as Theo Nott steps forward, Blaise Zabini needles, and a dorm-room confrontation turns vicious while Cornelius Burbage’s crew pushes Draco toward a mistake the school would love to punish. In the stacks, Arithmancy meets Charms, Dawlish lingers in memory, and Daphne Greengrass makes a polished holiday off...

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 Theo Nott finally steps out of the background with a handshake, a stammering confession, and a promise to be a friend first. His easy charm and sharp observations rattle old patterns, and Draco Malfoy’s control snaps, pulling Hermione into a breathless, reckless moment that neither of them can file under biology once the door opens and silence returns. The fallout is quieter and it cuts deeper. Draco retreats behind a mask. Hermione is left with questions she refuses to ignore. Then Hannah Abbott makes an unexpected request that could change the shape of...

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Hermione tells herself this arrangement with Draco is temporary, a clean line between biology and choice. Then the cracks show. He will not meet her eyes, real talk dries up, and the library becomes her refuge while she and Ginny pull on the missing threads of Omega lore and learn how valuable, and how vulnerable, an unbound witch truly is. Non-disclosure vows, watched post, and old case files hint at dangers that reach far beyond Hogwarts. 

Guilt follows news of Neville and Hannah, and a stolen classroom kiss reminds H...

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 A secret room, a single word key, and a choice that should have been simple. Hermione Granger is learning that casual never stays casual at Hogwarts. Morning finds Draco Malfoy distant in public yet relentless in private, his scent a shield that turns corridors into contested ground. In class, Theodore Nott stiffens at the truth. In the library, Pansy Parkinson names what was done to her and calls it a debt. At dinner, eyes follow Hermione. By night, the door closes and want becomes something neither of them can file under biology alone. T...

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In the silent heart of the Hogwarts library, want meets restraint, and Hermione Granger chooses a path that will not be simple. The aftermath is tenderness, tears, and truth told in a whisper, followed by a luminous summons that delivers her and Draco Malfoy to Headmistress McGonagall, where rules, consequences, and an extraordinary compromise are set out with clinical care. A single word key, kismet, opens a private future that must be kept very quiet. 

Malfoy offers hard won knowledge and rarer books, the Malfoy journals that speak to w...

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 Made for Harry Potter audiobook lovers, this chapter follows Hermione Granger through a day of sharp longing, sharper intellect, and a choice that puts consent at the center. A chance to study with the Patil twins, an unexpected letter from Draco Malfoy that includes timetables and safe meeting spots, and a private library negotiation become the groundwork for a slow burn that values boundaries as much as chemistry. When Hermione meets Draco among the stacks, their agreement is simple and firm. He tests whether she can refuse him, she proves that she can, a...