Draco suffered from the fact that he had to live the life his father imposed on him. He saw that Lucius was unhappy, but he didn't understand why his father wished him the same fate.

Draco has found salvation in you.

When the sixth year of study at Hogwarts came, the decision to unite the classes of Slytherin and Ravenclaw seemed successful, because classes with Gryffindor increasingly ended in conflicts.

So Draco finally saw you. You were modest and intelligent. And, to be honest, sometimes you looked like Helena Ravenclaw, he liked to think about it sometimes. So gradually you became a salvation for Draco. It was easier to think about you, it was more interesting to discuss runes and the History of Magic with you. Draco liked that you didn't care who he was, because you saw him as a young man who was sincerely passionate about studying and dreamed of a simple date in Hogsmeade on Valentine's Day.

Draco liked to live your life. He noticed how much you like to style your hair, your food preferences, what Muggle books you like to read. It was as if you opened the door to a new world for him, to the world of your soul. Draco was getting deeper and deeper into you. You were friends, that's what you told everyone in Ravenclaw. But for Draco, you gradually became everything. In his thoughts, the boundaries between your two lives were blurred and he was already thinking about him and you as a whole organism.

One day before dinner, Draco was walking around Hall and saw you. You stood and talked to Luna Lovegood and some other guy who studied in Hufflepuff. Draco felt an unpleasant sting in his heart. He froze in place and just watched.