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Part 2 of Malfoid
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2026-10-16
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Harry Potter and the Tsundere of Secrets

Summary:

Draconia Malfoy has a family name to uphold, a new racing broom, and absolutely no reason to care what Harry Potter thinks of her.

Unfortunately, Potter keeps making himself impossible to ignore.

When students begin turning to stone at Hogwarts, Harry suspects that Malfoy knows more than she's telling. Draconia, meanwhile, discovers something about him that makes their rivalry considerably more complicated. But a few unguarded moments cannot erase the things she says about his friends, especially when those friends are in danger.

Pride, prejudice, and unwanted feelings collide in Harry's second year at Hogwarts.

Inspired by the Malfoid meme, this sequel to *The Tsundere's Stone* reimagines Draco Malfoy and his two companions as girls. A collection of replacement scenes and new encounters, intended to be read alongside *Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets*, with instructions showing when to switch between books.

Notes:

How to read this
The Tsundere of Secrets is a set of drop-in scenes for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (the US edition). Everything is as in the book except that Draco Malfoy is Draconia Malfoy, a girl, and her two friends are girls too: Cressida Crabbe and Georgiana Goyle. Read the book as usual. Wherever Malfoy would appear, switch to the matching scene here, then switch back.
This is the second collection. The first, The Tsundere’s Stone, did the same for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Draconia remembers everything that happened in it, and some of what she remembers did not happen to Draco in the original book. The scenes here will make more sense if you have read that collection first.
Every scene here opens with a Leave the book line and closes with a Return to the book line. Each names the moment in the book where you stop or resume. Where that moment falls in the middle of a paragraph, the line also gives the first few words of the book’s sentence in quotation marks, so you can find it by searching.
There are three kinds of scene, and each Leave line says which it is:
· Replacement scene. Skip the book’s version of what follows and read this instead.
· Small replacement. Swap in these lines for the one sentence or exchange the Leave line names, then carry on with the book.
· New scene. The book has nothing to skip. Read this between the two book moments named, then carry on.
Where a chapter has more than one scene, they are separated by a centered “* * *”.
A few things to know as you read:
· When the book says “Draco Malfoy” in passing, read “Draconia Malfoy.” Where it says “Malfoy” on its own, nothing changes.
· In the scenes with her father, the narration calls her “Draconia” and him “Mr. Malfoy,” just as the book does with Draco.
· Chapters 2, 5, 14, and 17 have no scenes here. Read them straight through. Chapters 1 and 16 mention her by name only, and need nothing beyond the name change above.
Each chapter carries the same short note you read at the top of this page, just below its chapter heading, so that it can stand on its own.

Chapter 1: Start Here - How to read this

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How to read this

The Tsundere of Secrets is a set of drop-in scenes for Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (the US edition). Everything is as in the book except that Draco Malfoy is Draconia Malfoy, a girl, and her two friends are girls too: Cressida Crabbe and Georgiana Goyle. Read the book as usual. Wherever Malfoy would appear, switch to the matching scene here, then switch back.

This is the second collection. The first, The Tsundere’s Stone, did the same for Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone. Draconia remembers everything that happened in it, and some of what she remembers did not happen to Draco in the original book. The scenes here will make more sense if you have read that collection first.

Every scene here opens with a Leave the book line and closes with a Return to the book line. Each names the moment in the book where you stop or resume. Where that moment falls in the middle of a paragraph, the line also gives the first few words of the book’s sentence in quotation marks, so you can find it by searching.

There are three kinds of scene, and each Leave line says which it is:

  •     Replacement scene. Skip the book’s version of what follows and read this instead.
  •     Small replacement. Swap in these lines for the one sentence or exchange the Leave line names, then carry on with the book.
  •     New scene. The book has nothing to skip. Read this between the two book moments named, then carry on.

Where a chapter has more than one scene, they are separated by a centered “* * *”.

A few things to know as you read:

  •     When the book says “Draco Malfoy” in passing, read “Draconia Malfoy.” Where it says “Malfoy” on its own, nothing changes.
  •     In the scenes with her father, the narration calls her “Draconia” and him “Mr. Malfoy,” just as the book does with Draco.
  •     Chapters 2, 5, 14, and 17 have no scenes here. Read them straight through. Chapters 1 and 16 mention her by name only, and need nothing beyond the name change above.

Each chapter carries the same short note you read at the top of this page, just below its chapter heading, so that it can stand on its own.