A/N: This is a quick drabble, requested by ShmiksXa, for Hermione and Draco going apple picking and Draco eating all the apples. Thank you so much for the support love, especially because I know Dramione's not your cup of tea. If any readers are Drarry shippers, go check her out!
It was no secret that Hermione Granger was a fan of fruit. In fact, if not for her, it was doubtful Harry or Ron would have eaten a single fruit during their school years at Hogwarts. So even with both of their aversions to Malfoy Manor and all the memories residing there, it was no great surprise that when Draco let slip the hundred-acre orchard on the edge of the property, Hermione insisted they go.
"Hermione, we've been here for an hour. Surely you have enough?" Draco queried from where he stood at the bottom of fifteenth or so tree (he had lost count), holding a basket with the fruit that had passed his girlfriend's approval. Hermione glared at him, brown eyes peeking between the foliage of the tree she was currently sitting in.
"No, Draco, I do not have enough yet because someone keeps eating what is clearly supposed to go in the basket!"
Draco just sent her a shit-eating smirk as he poised to take a bite out of his newest selection. Really, why would Hermione keep passing him the best apples in the orchard if he wasn't expected to try some? For quality control, of course.
"C'mon, Granger. A few won't be missed." Hermione sniffed, titling her nose up as she partially turned from him.
"Fine, Malfoy. You can explain to Ronald and Molly why there aren't enough apples for her to make his favorite birthday treat." Draco's face went paler than normal and he dropped the apple back in the basket. Above him, Hermione laughed and tossed another apple down.
Later that night, amongst dessert ("Oh you had just enough apples for all these pies, how did you know?"), Charlie laughingly warned Hermione about a recent discovery at the keep that some species of dragon were addicted to apples.
"Oh trust me," Hermione laughed, winking at a blushing Draco, "I know."