TROUVAILLE // H.Granger x Male OC

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Slytherin won the Quidditch cup but Pucey seemed a bit mad at Draven for leaving the game that day, but later on, they both talked over it and finally accepted each other's apologies. The Slytherin captain said that if not for Draven's astounding performance in the regular season, they wouldn't reach the finals.

Cormac was punished and was given detention for the rest of the year. He was also removed from the Gryffindor Quidditch team and was given a separate room away from the Gryffindor dormitories.

Draven was also given detention by Professor Snape, though it wasn't too much since they understood why he acted like that and they knew that he only acted because of his concern towards Hermione. It was a justified action, but he didn't need to say foul words and even punch him right in front of his teachers. He never regretted anything from what he did because he knew that Cormac deserves it for planning to do something to his girlfriend, and he won't let him get away with it, of course.

It was the last day of Draven's detention to Professor Snape and finally, he's done. He walked towards the Great Hall to see his girlfriend sitting together with her Gryffindor friends. He sat down beside his busy girlfriend who was writing something on her parchment.

"Hi," Draven said and kissed Hermione's cheek quickly.

"Hello to you too, love." She smiled and went back on doing her thing.

"You're done with detention, Draven?" Harry asked the Slytherin boy and he just raised his thumbs. "Well, good for you."

"Yeah, and also, good work for making Cormac's nose broken." Ron chimed in as they look at Cormac who still looked dreadful weeks after their fistfight. "I heard that his uncle and father were furious hearing what he did."

"He deserves it. After what he did, I'm sure he should've been expelled." Draven said and fist-bumped with Ron who agreed.

"Wow, now you're besties," Ginny said that made Hermione laugh softly. "Before, you wanted to strangle him to death."

"That's all in the past now, Ginny. And we're good, right Malfoy?" Ron asked him and Draven just nodded.

"Yeah, I think we have the same sentiments against McLaggen here," Draven said which made Ron give him another fist bump.

Draco was walking in the aisle of the Great Hall, holding a letter with the Malfoy crest pasted on it. It was their father's letter to Draven, and it seemed important for him to read.

"Draven," Draco called his brother as he was walking towards the Gryffindor table. It is unusual for other students who don't know to see him at the rival's table but his brother is there.

Draven perked up and saw his brother. "Draco. Why?"

"Letter for you." He handed the letter to him. "I must go. I just came here to give you that."

Draco walked away from them as the older Malfoy looked at the letter on his hand, the Malfoy crest pasted in front of it. Hermione noticed that he was still looking at the letter.