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A fantasy crime investigation follows Draco as he examines a victim found outside Betws-yn-Rhos. With Harry Potter coordinating the scene paperwork, Draco studies distinctive marks and a tattoo-like signature on the body, then performs a confirmation ritual that links the evidence to a repeat offender. The investigation turns personal through an imposed, intimate “partner” deception, while character tensions, professional diligence, and procedural details shape how clues are recorded and verified.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages923

Reading Time23 h 41 min

AccessFree to download

Chapter 1

Crime scene examination in Betws-yn-Rhos

Identifying marks and confirming the signature

Documentation and procedural disputes

Summary Draco is on the case of a murderer, but to investigate, he needs a fake relationship-and a kink club play partner. When Hermione volunteers to take the role, both do their best to maintain the lie without letting eachother know the truth: neither of them are acting. Notes Thank you so much to the artists who have graciously granted me permission to include their works in this fic. PLEASE NOTE: many of the pieces are NSFW. Take into account when viewing! [OceanofPDF.com](OceanofPDF.com) Chapter 1 In a cemetery outside the wizarding community of Betws-yn-Rhos, the naked corpse lay on her back, arms sprawled out, red hair spread around her. The yellow glimmer of the protective crime scene bubble gave her skin a sallow tint. Techs bustling around the scene moved back as Draco opened the bubble with a wave of his hand and stepped inside. He closed the bubble and went straight to the body, a quick tug at his trouser legs pulling the material up as he crouched beside the corpse. Draco lifted her wrist with the tip of his wand, tilting his head to examine her. Around her body, almost etched into her skin, were a series of marks. The imprints ran from her hips up to her shoulders in an elaborate open-weave pattern. Another, narrower, set wrapped around her biceps and wrists. One more, very thin, set of marks circled her neck, just above a silver necklace and a pendant in the shape of along-stemmed, thorned rose. Draco set her hand down and twisted to speak over his shoulder. "When was she found?" "This morning," Harry said from behind a floating, legless table several feet away. He made a note on a form and scratched his nose with the end of his pen. "About four. Bakery clerk spotted her on his way to work." "Does she have it?" Draco asked without moving. Harry gritted his teeth and turned his attention to the form, busily filling it out. "Potter." Draco looked back down at the body. He knew only too well that Harry wasn't prone to fidgeting, unless there was something he was trying to avoid saying. The steady focus on a piece of paperwork, the natural enemy of Head Auror Harry James Potter, was a clear indicator of something to avoid. "Does she have it?" Harry let out a long, slow breath and nodded once. "Inside of her right thigh." Draco cast a quick charm over his hands, thin black gloves forming. He put his wand away and gently took the woman's knee in both hands. He eased her legs apart, fingers sliding up the inside of her thigh to twist her skin to his view. High on her thigh was a small bruise surrounding three lines cut deep into her flesh, the Roman numeral III. Draco closed his eyes. "Three." "Yeah," Harry said. His long robes rustled as he moved to stand beside the body next to Draco. "We need you to confirm the signature." Draco muttered a soft curse. "Ridiculous to go through this every time, you know. We have enough to confirm without this. Matching abrasionson arms and neck, matching bruise and cuts on inner thigh, matching necklace." "And if—when we catch this bastard, I don't want a single shred of possibility that he'll get a solicitor who can claim we weren't fully diligent. I want confirmation on every part of the signature. Do it, Malfoy." Draco settled his feet in place and leaned over the woman, one hand in the dirt beside her for balance. He took a deep breath through his nose. He held the air in his lungs, eyes closed as he concentrated. The trees in the woods behind the Manor, evergreens wet with rain, fallen cones crunching under his boots, gray-green needles tugging at his hair. Black bark rough against his wet cheek, the doleful call of a nightbird in the distance. Thick books, shelved and stacked, spines cracked through centuries of use. A long sofa tufted with buttons. Standing still in front of a desk, eyes locked on the green blotter precisely placed in the center of the polished surface. Father's stern voice. A duty. A responsibility. An assignment. A

FAQs

What does Draco do at the crime scene?

Draco enters the protective crime-scene bubble, inspects the body, and examines the marks and the signature to confirm the perpetrator’s connection.

How does Harry describe the victim’s body and discovery details?

Harry notes the time and source of discovery and states that the signature is located inside the victim’s right thigh.

Why are Draco and Harry focused on signature confirmation and documentation?

They want complete, diligent confirmation of every part of the signature so the case cannot be undermined by claims of insufficient procedures.

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