Draconia Malfoy was born to be the heir to the Malfoy family. But as an only child, and a girl, the pressure is different. Expectations are strangling. They are at many times too much, but father knows best. As Draconia takes her first steps towards being a witch, something happens. She is told that what she wants, is not what she is going to get, for the first time. Not because it isn't proper, but because her hand wasn't the most important. The boy with the Lightning Scar tilted her entire worldview, and made her start to question her upbringing. But the most infuriating thing, is that she couldn't stop thinking about those stupid, green eyes, and that unkempt hair, and that stupid, stupid smile. The idea is seeing the story from mostly Draconia Malfoy's eyes, while also at certain parts switching to another character's viewpoint. This story will deviate massively from the original Rowling canon. Inspired by the lovely fandom of Malfoid, and the talented people in it. Inspiration for the format from nomootwo's https://www.wattpad.com/story/416789252-draconia-malfoy-and-the-boy-who-said-no Original characters and works belong to J.K. Rowling.

Harry Potter and the Imprisoned Girl, the third instalment of The Malfoid Saga, explores the mysteries of faith, doubt, destiny, and the omens that herald a greater conflict. Haunted by the events of his previous year and an encounter he cannot fully comprehend, Harry Potter begins questioning not only his place in the world, but the very nature of good, evil, and the divine. Yet Hogwarts offers little opportunity for quiet reflection. With the notorious escaped serial killer Sirius Black seemingly hunting him, Harry finds himself under the watchful protection of a peculiar new Defence Against the Dark Arts professor whose unusually affectionate manner, mysterious behaviour, and almost animalistic hostility towards dark magic suggest that he is hiding something extraordinary. Meanwhile, Dracina Malfoy's increasingly determined pursuit of Harry's affections continues to blur the boundaries between friendship, rivalry, and romance, and even Harry is beginning to recognise the feelings developing between them. As ancient legends, supernatural horrors, and the hidden forces of a much larger mythological world begin to converge, Harry must confront a question that may shape his destiny: are the strange signs surrounding him merely coincidences, warnings of approaching darkness, or the guiding hand of something far greater?

Harry Potter and the Girl with the Diary, the second instalment of The Malfoid Saga, continues the unlikely, slow-burning romance between Harry Potter and Dracina Malfoy, two young wizards divided by rivalry, prejudice, and feelings neither fully understands. As their second year at Hogwarts unfolds, a mysterious diary begins weaving its dark influence through the castle, awakening ancient secrets and threatening to destroy far more than their fragile connection. With the Chamber of Secrets reopened and a forgotten evil stirring beneath the school, Harry finds himself drawn into a mystery that reaches beyond the familiar Wizarding World, Amidst jealousy, heartbreak, danger, and sacrifice, the foundations of a much greater mythological saga begin to emerge, where love and destiny may be intertwined with powers older than Hogwarts itself.

Eleven-year-old Harry Potter steps into Madam Malkin's robe shop and meets Dracina Malfoy, a silver-eyed pure-blood princess who expects him to kiss her hand. When Harry refuses her offer of friendship on the Hogwarts Express and chooses Ron Weasley instead, Dracina decides he must be hers anyway, and spends their first year hiding a fierce, possessive devotion behind sneers and sharp words. As Harry finds his place at Hogwarts, as Seeker, as friend to Ron and Hermione, and as the boy Hagrid rescued, Dracina's attention is everywhere. She brawls with Ron at the Quidditch match, catches Harry with a dragon, and clings to his hand in the Forbidden Forest the night something is drinking the unicorns' blood. Meanwhile Hermione, quietly, is beginning to notice Harry too. Through the Mirror of Erised, Quirrell's twisted secret and the trapdoor's deadly protections, Harry is drawn towards a final confrontation for the Philosopher's Stone, never realising that the girl who sneers at him loudest is the one who noticed him first.