HP drabble: "disease" prompt for 100quills
Rating: PG
Category: Drabble
Era: post Hogwarts, war time
Main Characters: Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger, Susan Bones
Ship(s): none
Keywords: disease
Summary: Draco cannot be cured from his mind’s disease.
Author's notes: Prompt no 29 - disease- of the 50.3 set of the 100quills. Beta-read by the lovely waterbird. Thank you, dear, for your helpful suggestions! All remaining mistakes are mine.
Word count: 100
Concrit is always welcome. :-)
Mudblood
“Get away from me, you filth!”
Malfoy’s face contorted with uncontrollable disgust and hatred. This was nothing like his schoolyard mocking.
“You ugly, diseased… tainted…” The rest of his words were lost in incoherent mumbling.
The witch in the white apron sighed. “He’s been like this ever since our people brought him back from the field.” She checked her notes. “It’s been nearly four weeks now. Shall I proceed with his treatment?”
Hermione Granger shook her head. Her lips were pressed together in a tight line.
“He won’t recover. No need to waste more of our potions on him, Susan.”
Category: Drabble
Era: post Hogwarts, war time
Main Characters: Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger, Susan Bones
Ship(s): none
Keywords: disease
Summary: Draco cannot be cured from his mind’s disease.
Author's notes: Prompt no 29 - disease- of the 50.3 set of the 100quills. Beta-read by the lovely waterbird. Thank you, dear, for your helpful suggestions! All remaining mistakes are mine.
Word count: 100
Concrit is always welcome. :-)
Mudblood
“Get away from me, you filth!”
Malfoy’s face contorted with uncontrollable disgust and hatred. This was nothing like his schoolyard mocking.
“You ugly, diseased… tainted…” The rest of his words were lost in incoherent mumbling.
The witch in the white apron sighed. “He’s been like this ever since our people brought him back from the field.” She checked her notes. “It’s been nearly four weeks now. Shall I proceed with his treatment?”
Hermione Granger shook her head. Her lips were pressed together in a tight line.
“He won’t recover. No need to waste more of our potions on him, Susan.”