draopushedthenameoutofhismind.hefoundittheremoreandmorefrequentlyasofte,ifthatwaspossible.drao’sstomahtightenedashetriedtofettheartilehehadreadintheprophetthedaybefore.

potterfirmedbahelor?theheadlinerungthroughhismindagain.hehadbrokenupwiththeweaseletteshortlyafterdraohad“died.”draotriedtotellhimselfthatwasaoinidenebutavoieinsomewhereinthedeepesthollowsofhisheartwhisperedmaybeitwasn’t.thatvoieaompaniedwithimsmadeinthegossipragshehadunfortunatelyfoundhimselfreadingforakofeaiementedhisirrationalhopesevenfurtherintohisbrain.hekeptasrapbookofartilesandlippingsthatmentionedpeoplehehadgoshoolwith,asfamiliarnameswerethelosestthingshehadtofriends,butbeausepotterwasthemostfrequentlymentionedinthepapers,itwasquiklybeomingharrypotter:ahistory.helookedatitsooftennowthathewasertainheouldreitemostartilesbyheart.partiurlytheonesaboutpotter,buthehosenottonotiethatorretion.

heyonthebed,apartiurartilehehadreadnearlysixmonthsafterhe“died,”thehatpntedtheideainhismindinally,whihhewholeheartedlywishedhehadneverread,runningthroughhishead.

pottercarryingatorhforformernemesis?

soureslosetotheyoungwizardsayaertainreentlosshasmuhtodowiththebreakupofhogwartssweetheartsharrypotterandginevraweasley.

“ithoughtmaybethewholefixationhehadonmalfoyinshoolwouldfadeawayaswegotolder,”thevery,verylosesouresays,“andertainlyafterhepassed.’tdoanythingsneakywhenhe’s—well,whenhe’snothere.”

thesouresuspetstherewassomethingmoretopotterandmalfoy’srivalryinshool,thoughperhapsonlyonpotter’sbehalf.

“itwouldbedifferentifheouldn’tgetoverthewar.thatiuand.i’mnotoveritmyself,anddon’tknowthatie

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