Things are falling into place and after six years in this timeline, Draco can see light at the end of the tunnel. Granted, he knows getting to the light will not be easy. Then again, nothing Draco ever does is cut and dry so it doesn't shock him he starts dating one of his best friends, Harry decides he's a super hero, or that Nott continues to channel Draco Malfoy of the Past.

Voldemort is back and after some sort of "weapon," the Ministry has put its head in the sand, and there is a massive invasion of the Ministry of Magic to coordinate. There is no time for Harry to serve detentions daily, so Draco hopes he does a lot less screaming at Umbridge this time around. Yet, with time travel, one never knows. *Part Five of the Rewritten in Time series*

Now that almost everyone knows Draco's from the future, life ought to be easy. Wrong. The Triwizard Tournament was still taking place, Tom the Not Ghost thing was taking over Draco's spot in Harry's life and these feelings were starting to surface when Draco looked at girls. Oh, how he hadn't missed being fourteen. *Part 4 of Rewritten in Time*

Draco traveled back in time to fix the past. It's harder than he thought. There are fixed points in time, insane best friends (one who seems to have learned teleportation), talking hats named Sherlock, and a convict who keeps breaking into the Slytherin dorms confusing everyone. Year three promises to be exciting. *Part 3 of the Rewritten in Time series*

Draco traveled back in time to change the past. Easy-peasy. Nope. It was dumb to think Harry Potter's life would be simple and being on his side meant Draco's life wouldn't be constantly in danger. No, there's mysteriously vanishing diaries, people turning to stone and nothing Draco is doing is changing things. Altering the past is hard. *Book 2 of the Rewritten in Time Series*