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Draopressedhisfaeintoherthighs.Hejustwantedthepaintostop.Hedidn’twanttofeellikethisanymore.

“Oh,fuk!Oh,Drao!”Sheradledhisheadwithonehand,whiletheotherstartedstrokinghishair.“Howdidshereat?”

Pansyknewoftheirarra.Sheknewhowmuhpressuretheyhadbeenunder.

“Shewasfartoouanding,”hewhimpered.Unlikemother,headdedinhishead.Heknewshewantedhimtobehappyandmaybeshe’domearoundeventually,buttherewasnodoubtshewouldbehurt.Heouldalreadypiturethedisappoiinhereyes.Draohatedthat.Buttherehadbeennootherway.Heouldn’tgothroughwithit.

“Youdidtherightthing,Drao.Ourparentsshouldn’tditateeverymovewemake.Notanymore.Notwhenitomestothis.”

Deepdown,Draoagreed.Ofoursehedid,otherwisehewouldn’thavebrokenupwithAstoria.Anditwasn’tlikehehadbrokenherheart.Heknewshewasn’tinlovewithhim.Butstill,hehadruinedtheirpns.

Hehadruinedeverything.

Thursday,April102003

Draostartledwhengreenfmessuddenlyeruptedinthefirepeofhisparlourandaveryangry-lookingHarryPotterstompedoutofit.

“Youbastard,”heyelled.

“Whatthefuk,Potter!Whatareyoudoinghere?”

Potterignoredhisquestionand,withoutwarning,lungedatDrao,grabbinghimbyhisolr.

“Youshouldhavetoldme,”hegrowled.“Youshouldhavetoldmeyoubrokeoffthee.”

Draostaredathim,bewildered.“Whotoldyouthat?”

“Itdoesn’tmatterwhotoldme.Youshouldhavebeentheonetotellme.”

“Ididn’tbreakupwithAstoriabeauseofyou,”Draosaid,veryawarethathesoundedlikeastubbornhild.

“Oh?”Pottersaid.Hesoundedfartoooky.“Whythen?”

“That’snoneofyourbusiness,”DraogrumbledandtriedtowrigglehimselfoutofPotter’sgrip.

“Ithinkyou’relying,”Pottersaid,hiseyesnarrowing.“There’snowayyou’dgoagainstyourparents’wishesunlessthere’saverygoodreasonforit.Anddon’ttellmethiswasn’ttheiridea!”

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