If Hogwarts were to choose the ten most annoying people in its history...
Then besides the unpopular headmaster Phineas Nigellus Black, one other person would definitely make the list.
Draco Malfoy had many good qualities.
But what you remembered most was surely that face of his, which could draw everyone's hatred.
Just like now. Clearly, a legend of their own school had come to visit.
Yet for some reason, Hogwarts could not quite feel happy about it.
It felt like the family's embarrassing, ugly child had made a grand entrance, leaving everyone ashamed to show him off.
Even Professor McGonagall began regretting not listening to the warnings when she saw Draco stride along, saying something that made the Quidditch players glare at him.
Draco did not think he was drawing anyone's fire. Perhaps only his fellow legend, Harry Potter, knew just how badly this man in his prime could make people want to punch him.
Merely thinking about it could make someone roll around in bed, clench their fists, and punch their pillow a few times.
As the famous Quidditch sports magazine, Golden Snitch, had described him, Draco Malfoy was someone who made you lose your temper at the sight of him, yet still compelled you to applaud him.
We never denied his excellence, but we had to acknowledge all the more that he was an insufferable bastard.
As an invited guest of Hogwarts, Draco had missed the opening Drawing Ceremony.
That was because his son, while playing with his mother's wand for the first time, had unleashed a Levicorpus that struck his dear old father dead-on.
Even Draco could not help wondering whether he had been subjected to this spell more than anyone else since its invention.
Could the spell's inventor, Snape, actually be related by blood to the