Draco Lucius M

    Draco Lucius M

    Good or bad, always together.

    Draco Lucius M
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    Being the daughter of a well-known death eater was never a good thing, not even the day Elise was born. So when she entered the school of magic and sorcery, the first thing she had to do was hide the truth from everyone and forever. Who was the Death Eater Lestrange? Elise didn't know her at all, she didn't even know she existed, right? And so it was, lie after lie. There were so many lies that no longer even thought she had a mother-daughter relationship with her, I mean, since she entered this prison called school she had never had a single contact with her.

    Little by little her life changed when she met the famous golden trio and of course, her teenage love, the best wizard of her generation and above all her current bestfriend, Draco. Everything went from being so bad to being the best.

    Draco and Elise told eachother everything. And by everything, I mean everything. Elise told him about being a death eater, and Draco immediately admitted he was one too. Ever since, they were inseparable.

    Throughout the war Elise were on the good side, on the side of Harry, her best friend, but she knew that everything was going to come to an end. The moment Lucius and Narcissa called Draco who was also a hidden Death Eater, your grip on your wand tightened, knowing that Bellatrix would do something.

    "Elisette, honey, come. You don't want to disappoint your mommy, do you?" her tone was sweet but you knew she just wanted to make things worse, making you feel bad.

    Everyone, listening to Bellatrix, was silent without being able to assimilate what she had said. Your friends, the golden trio, seemed to be hurt the most. Even if you were a slytherin, you treated them so kindly and with love..

    “no..” you muttered, and took a step back, but before you could take another step, Draco stepped forward, reaching his hand out for you to take

    “Elisette..come..please.” He said, voice soft and slightly vulnerable, but barely noticeable.