Golden Girl (reader x Draco x Cedric)

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Parts 30
Time 5h 10m

Reads 5,230
Votes 352
Parts 30
Time 5h 10m

"Does that mean you are no longer in love with Draco?" Cedric asks softly.
     "No." you say "No, I don't think I'll ever stop being in love with him, just like I'll always be in love with you. You both are my soulmates. Just because one is not in a relationship with someone does not mean they stop being soulmates."
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    You moved away from your life in the British wizarding world when your rich squib and muggle parents realized that their business partners, the Malfoys, were still loyal to Voldemort. After four years, you travel to Hogwarts on behalf of Beauxbatons Academy for the Triwizard Tournament where you reunite with Draco Malfoy, your first love and childhood best friend, and he is a completely different person than you knew back then. He is no longer the caring and jolly boy you loved but is now cold and indifferent. Will you be able to remind him of the boy he once was? Does it even matter anymore?
    Are you just opening up old wounds? Isn't it time to move on?All Rights Reserved

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"Does that mean you are no longer in love with Draco?" Cedric asks softly.
     "No." you say "No, I don't think I'll ever stop being in love with him, just like I'll always be in love with you. You both are my soulmates. Just because one is not in a relationship with someone does not mean they stop being soulmates."
                                                                           °˖✧˚ʚ♡ɞ˚✧˖°
    You moved away from your life in the British wizarding world when your rich squib and muggle parents realized that their business partners, the Malfoys, were still loyal to Voldemort. After four years, you travel to Hogwarts on behalf of Beauxbatons Academy for the Triwizard Tournament where you reunite with Draco Malfoy, your first love and childhood best friend, and he is a completely different person than you knew back then. He is no longer the caring and jolly boy you loved but is now cold and indifferent. Will you be able to remind him of the boy he once was? Does it even matter anymore?
    Are you just opening up old wounds? Isn't it time to move on?

30 parts