draopressedhisfaeintoherthighs.hejustwantedthepaintostop.hedidn’twanttofeellikethisanymore.

“oh,fuk!oh,drao!”sheradledhisheadwithonehand,whiletheotherstartedstrokinghishair.“howdidshereat?”

pansyknewoftheirarra.sheknewhowmuhpressuretheyhadbeenunder.

“shewasfartoouanding,”hewhimpered.unlikemother,headdedinhishead.heknewshewantedhimtobehappyandmaybeshe’domearoundeventually,buttherewasnodoubtshewouldbehurt.heouldalreadypiturethedisappoiinhereyes.draohatedthat.buttherehadbeennootherway.heouldn’tgothroughwithit.

“youdidtherightthing,drao.ourparentsshouldn’tditateeverymovewemake.notanymore.notwhenitomestothis.”

deepdown,draoagreed.ofoursehedid,otherwisehewouldn’thavebrokenupwithastoria.anditwasn’tlikehehadbrokenherheart.heknewshewasn’tinlovewithhim.butstill,hehadruinedtheirpns.

hehadruinedeverything.

thursday,april102003

draostartledwhengreenfmessuddenlyeruptedinthefirepeofhisparlourandaveryangry-lookingharrypotterstompedoutofit.

“youbastard,”heyelled.

“whatthefuk,potter!whatareyoudoinghere?”

potterignoredhisquestionand,withoutwarning,lungedatdrao,grabbinghimbyhisolr.

“youshouldhavetoldme,”hegrowled.“youshouldhavetoldmeyoubrokeoffthee.”

draostaredathim,bewildered.“whotoldyouthat?”

“itdoesn’tmatterwhotoldme.youshouldhavebeentheotellme.”

“ididn’tbreakupwithastoriabeauseofyou,”draosaid,veryawarethathesoundedlikeastubbornhild.

“oh?”pottersaid.hesoundedfartoooky.“whythen?”

“that’snoneofyourbusiness,”draogrumbledandtriedtowrigglehimselfoutofpotter’sgrip.

“ithinkyou’relying,”pottersaid,hiseyesnarrowing.“there’snowayyou’d

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