When a case of workplace sexual harassment leaves Ginny in a truly desperate state, the natural thing to do is to convince Draco Malfoy to pretend to be her boyfriend. Naturally. EWE.

The last thing Ginny expected when she got called into work was a promotion; and she certainly didn't expect the disruption it would cause to her carefully constructed life.

Circumstances bring them together in the present, until they both learn that they're running from a connected past. But then she starts tugging at all his dragon heartstrings and he's drawn to her like the proverbial moth to a flame ... Only he knows if they desire a future together, they must first overcome the odds! (AU: Draco & Ginny; Mature, Explicit content inside)

Ginny Weasley wants nothing more than to focus on her Quidditch career and have a fun time doing it - but between the Ministry of Magic's plans to implement new marriage regulations, slanderous news articles by Rita Skeeter and a pair of irritating Slytherins, she just can't catch a break. A twist on the Marriage Law trope. **Of Marriage Laws and Liberal Feminism - re-titled**

Harry never came back to Hogwarts, but Ginny did. So did Draco. This was written for the D/G Fic Exchange over at Livejournal and yall... I won FIVE awards. FIVE! I can't even believe it! I won Best Overall Story, Best Fluff, Best Kiss, Best Portrayal of Ginny, and Favorite Line. I can't even comprehend this. Okay I'll shut up now so you can read it

Desperate to prove she is just as capable as the trio. Ginny takes up the opportunity to change the past. All the best intentions are there but what happens when Lucius Malfoy becomes an obstacle and how is her present changed because of it.

Malfoy leans in, and I fancy I'm about to get welcomed. I catch a whiff of his personal scent; something like vanilla and...boy. Yum. "We don't have all day," he informs me, "Have a seat or leave but don't just stand there, looking like an idiot." Right.