Disclaimer: I don't own Harry Potter or any of the characters. I do however, love the idea of Draco x Ginny together.
Credit: Rowan for the challenge, and Swissmiss for beta reading.
Like A Dragon
Part Four (Epilogue): Dragon
"Malfoy…!"
Draco smirked as he heard the stomping footsteps of his girlfriend of eight months, coming up the owlery. He lounged back against the wall, stretching out his muscles lazily, anticipating her arrival.
He didn't have to wait long. Putting on his best innocent face, Draco watched as the flushed vision before him skipped up the last two stairs and made a beeline straight towards him. He felt his body tingle from watching the way her breasts bounced up and down slightly as she walked. He remembered the way they felt underneath his fingertips, soft and luscious. He wondered if he could…
"Draco Lucius Malfoy! My eyes are up here!" Ginny shouted. She grabbed hold of his chin and directed his eyes up to hers. "Why did you lie to me?"
"I don't know what you're talking about, Red," he replied, blinking repeatedly.
"Yes, you do," she argued. "Does this ring a bell?" Ginny held up the Daily Prophet. She let go of his chin and pointed directly to the main picture on the front cover of the newspaper. "Care to explain, Draco?"
"Hm… All I see is a handsome devil with a killer smile." He grinned cheekily.
She scoffed and rolled her eyes. "No shit, Sherlock. That's because it's the drawing I did of you all those months ago! What I want to know is how it ended up in the damn newspaper when I specifically remember you telling me you lost my drawing pad."
"Did I say that?"
"Draco!" Losing what little patience she had left, Ginny rolled up the newspaper and whacked him over the head with it.
"Ow! Love, calm down! It was only a joke! Ow!" Draco cringed as she hit him again.
Huffing angrily, Ginny chucked the Daily Prophet over her shoulder. It hit the wall with a loud thump, startling the birds awake in the tower. All keen eyes turned and watched the fiery-tempered girl whirl on her foot and walk away from the Slytherin.
Tossing her hair over her shoulder, Ginny paused and shot Draco a mischievous smile. "Just for that little stunt you pulled, I get to be the one on top tonight." She laughed and winked at him.
Draco's eyes rounded before he growled playfully.
Squealing in delight, Ginny quickly turned and bolted down the staircase, the Slytherin hot on her heels.
She laughed aloud as he caught up with her and snatched her up into his arms. A pretty blush spread across her cheeks. Ginny moved in and kissed Draco. Her soft lips coaxed him to respond all too eagerly.
Though many people in the wizarding world believed Draco Malfoy only had one side to him, Ginny Weasley knew better. He was, and would always be, like a dragon to her—the dangerous love of her life.
Fin