Six people muse on their feelings for Draco. Warning - Slash, AU, rape, language.

The Malfoys are allowed to return to England after the aftereffects of the Final War have blown off. When they return, they attend the du Parc family's masquerade, and events ensue. Warning - slash, incest.

The Dark Lord wishes to hear his dragon sing. ‘Sing for me, my little dragon’.

‘As long as there is a Slytherin House, we will be shunned. I know this – that to be a serpent in the House of Snakes is to live a life of hell.’

Ninth in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Ron Weasley looks at his life, family, friends, and enemies. Not as dull as it sounds, have no fear. Warning - insinuation of slash, some minor angst and violence.

Eighth in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Draco finds out about the true events from a bit of eavesdropping under an Invisibility Cloak. Warning - Slash, angst.

Seventh in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Dumbledore realizes his unintentional prejudice of the House of the Snake.

Sixth in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Lucius finds out about his son’s pain, has a chat with Severus, and storms off to see Dumbledore. Warning - hint of slash.

Fifth in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which the Boy-Who-Lived muses about Slytherins, life, and Draco Malfoy. Warning - Slash.

Fourth in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Blaise professes his love for Draco, but also reminisces about Pansy’s desire for revenge. Warning - slash, angst.

Third in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Severus duels with the two Malfoys, literally and figuratively, and reflects on how alike they are. Warning - Slash.

Second in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which Draco reflects on his pureblooded heritage, and paints a mental family portrait. An eensy, teensy hint of slash. You can ignore it if you want, it's very subtle...

First in a series of short vignettes, ‘Bad Faith’, in which the elder Malfoy reflects upon his son and his love for Draco.

Draco Malfoy hates raindrops and roses. But why?