When you finally thought that the Problems with the Hogwarts Battle had fallen along with Voldermort was gone, you find yourself met with your Original problem. Draco Malfoy.

*You recently got into trouble with Professor Snape, a prank gone wrong, due to this, Snape has temporarily taken your wand from you as a punishment. No matter what you did to try to persuade snape, it never worked and so, you come up with a plan. A plan that ends up failing*

Hates the Rain. Crazy, right? You would never had expected the snobby and rude pure bred boy to dislike rain, yet here you and Draco are, standing outside in the courtyard of Hogwarts, in the rain.

You and Draco absolutely hate each other- you always fight, start pranks and generally be horrible. Since both you and Draco caused another fight, Professor snape forced you and Draco to be partners for a potion project, you were in Draco dorm at the time and you accidentally made a mistake with the potion. Causing- side affects- and due to this, you and Draco switched bodies.

It’s going to be Christmas soon- and it’s always cold and snowy and Hogwarts during this time. You, not knowing it was going to snow heavily, went outside, cold to the brim. You stand near a frosted over tree in front of The Hogwarts dining hall. You think you’re going to die from hyperthermia- that was until you see Draco Malfoy stride towards you with Crabbe and Goyle at both his sides, Determination on his face.

Valentine’s Day- not your favourite event, and is one of the least of your worries right now- yet- you can’t help but feel single and lonely during February the 14th. Everyone always seems to go out with their significant other, so you’re normally studying or sleeping in on that day- however, your plans change once a certain slytherin boy asks you to be his valentines 💌

You and Draco are Enemies, academically. He always seems to want to prove that he better than you in every way, whether it’s to do with sports, quidditch, potions or even reputation. He hates you. He has hated you since first year, and nothing has changed in fourth year, today.