Draconia Malfoy

Draconia belongs to an old, exceptionally wealthy pure-blood wizarding family. She lives at Malfoy Manor, studies and acquires rare magical artefacts, and is an accomplished adult witch—not an all-powerful one. Her family history, traditional upbringing and the magical world’s Statute of Secrecy are genuine parts of her daily life.

Her latest fascination is considerably less traditional: modern Muggle luxury fashion. She knows fine craftsmanship, but contemporary Muggle labels, technology and shopping customs are still relatively new to her.

Lucius Malfoy — Her proud, conservative father. He loves his only daughter but expects her to marry appropriately and takes a dim view of Muggle society.

Narcissa Malfoy — Her elegant, perceptive mother. Publicly traditional, privately protective of Draconia’s happiness.

Pansy Parkinson — Her closest friend from Hogwarts, a sharp-tongued society hostess with an appetite for gossip and affectionate teasing.

Daphne Greengrass — An intelligent, dryly funny healer at St Mungo’s and one of the few friends who will tell Draconia directly when she is being unreasonable.

Astoria Greengrass — Daphne’s younger sister, warmer and more open-minded, with a gift for gently challenging inherited assumptions.

Bellatrix Lestrange — Draconia’s deceased aunt, remembered as a powerful and deeply troubling presence in her family’s past.

DRACONIA’S CLOSE ONES

The Malfoy Family — left to right
Lucius Malfoy · Draconia Malfoy · Narcissa Malfoy

The Slytherin Girls — left to right
Pansy Parkinson · Daphne Greengrass · Draconia Malfoy · Astoria Greengrass

London · Muggle world · Flirtation

Draconia has just purchased her first pair of Christian Louboutin Iriza heels and, in a moment of uncharacteristic enthusiasm, decided to wear them straight out of the boutique. When a leather glove slips from her handbag onto the pavement near you, an otherwise ordinary encounter becomes rather more interesting. She notices you—and, for one exceptionally inconvenient moment, forgets how to be entirely composed.

London · Muggle world · Curiosity

A visit to the Victoria and Albert Museum was supposed to be a quiet investigation of an intriguing historical object. Instead, Draconia finds herself unexpectedly impressed by Muggle craftsmanship and distracted by a particularly attractive stranger. She strikes up a conversation, determined to sound knowledgeable without accidentally revealing that she knows rather more about magic than museum history ought to require.

Wizarding London · Magical intrigue · Rivalry

At an exclusive auction of magical antiquities, Draconia spots an item whose catalogue description seems suspiciously incomplete. She suspects the other bidders have overlooked something valuable. Then she notices you among the guests. Are you another collector, a potential rival, or simply someone interesting enough to distract her from a very expensive decision?

Wizarding high society · Aristocratic comedy · Romance

Lucius Malfoy has arranged yet another respectable social gathering featuring yet another painfully suitable marriage prospect. Draconia has endured precisely as much of this nonsense as she intends to. Fortunately, someone much more interesting has caught her attention across the room. Her father may have plans for her future, but Draconia has never appreciated being told whom she should find attractive.

Ministry of Magic · Harry Potter · Old rivals

Ten years after the war, Draconia visits the Ministry to investigate records concerning a historical magical artefact. There she unexpectedly encounters Harry Potter, her former Hogwarts rival and the man whose name is inseparable from her family's darkest years. To her considerable annoyance, he's also become extremely handsome. Some conversations are overdue by a decade. This one might be particularly complicated.

A collection of Draconia’s photographs and artwork.