On My Own

“Ginny?” Draco asked from out side her bedroom door.

Ginny took a deep breath then opened the door.

“Ginny I don’t care who you where in the past, and you don’t seem

to care about mine or you probably wouldn’t of opened your door

for me,” Draco said staring into Ginny’s eyes.

“I am not hiding from you this is who I am now,” Draco said.

Ginny gave him a small smile. “I am Drake Oliver, if you wish to

call me Draco that’s your choice it does sound perfect on your

lips,” Draco said. Ginny smiled “I am Ginevira Malfoy,” Ginny

said with an apologetic smile. “Well my love we have a lot to do

in the next few weeks to fix your house,” Draco said taking

Ginny’s hand and leading her down stairs.

“First we unload the truck then supper,” Ginny said then

gasped as she stared at her full kitchen. “Check,” Draco said

pretending to check the task off of a list. Ginny slapped Draco’s

arm playfully then looked up at the ceiling in wonder. “it’s

electricity,” Draco said smiling. “Oh, well can you run the water

upstairs to clear out the pipes while I get all the ingredients

together?” Ginny asked. “Sure,” Draco said and turned to walk up

the stairs. Ginny watched after him checking out his ass as he walked

away. Draco got to the stairs and turned and smiled at Ginny who

blushed and went back into the kitchen looking for all the

spices. Ginny pulled the ground beef from the fridge staring at

the fridge in wonder as it light up. “Hey Ginny I’ll run up and

check it when its been a few minutes,” Draco said as he walked in

the kitchen watching as Ginny sorted threw some

spices. “Paprika,” Ginny said happily and set it on the table.

Draco stared down at the jar of Paprika then frowned at

Ginny. “That’s the only spice were using?” Draco asked. “I will

help you with desert as soon as dinner cooking,” Ginny

said. “Grab the onion out of the fridge, and the canned green

beans from the cabinet,” Ginny said. Draco obliged looking at the

onion distastefully but putting it on the counter. Ginny giggled

then pulled a piece of parchment to her. “Accio quick quotes,”

Ginny said waving her wand. The quill flew into the room around

Draco then landed neatly into Ginny’s hand. Ginny set it on the

parchment and it wrote “Lazy Cottage Pie” at the top of the

paper. “Ok lets write down the ingredients first then we will

make sure we have them all.


1. 1 lb extra lean ground beef
2. 1 small onion finely chopped
3. 1(15 once) can of green beans drained, (or peas & carrots or mixed leftover veggies)
4. 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can condensed tomato soup
5. 3-4 cups leftover mashed potatoes (or prepare 6 servings instant)
6. 1/8-1/4 cup cheddar cheese shredded (optional)
7. Paprika, garnish (optional)


“Ok so we need to get the can of tomato soup out and the

instant mashed, then the cheese,” Ginny said then turned to find

all the ingredients sitting next to her. Draco stood smiling at

her quite happy she looked surprised. “Ok Mr. Clever you where

great at potions in school why don’t I just sit and tell you what

to do and if you need help then I will help you,” Ginny said.

Draco walked up to her and put his hands on her waist. Ginny’s

heart raced and she stopped breathing. Draco grinned at her then

lifted her up and set her on the counter. Ginny sighed as he let

her go a little disappointed but filled with a wild feeling in

her body. “Ok,” Ginny said trying to calm her self. “Now listen

carefully Draco,” Ginny said. Draco’s eyes lite up at the sound

of his name coming from her, he should of kissed her when he had

her in his grasp. “Draco?” Ginny asked with a smirk on her

face. “Oh sorry,” Draco said then looked down at the ingredients.


1. Brown beef and onion together in a large skillet, drain fat.
2. Place meat into a medium greased caserole dish (it doesn't matter what shape- you want to be able to have the meat spread in one layer).
3. Spread the beans on top.
4. Spread the unprepared soup on top of the beans using a spatula.
5. Next spread the mashed potatoes over all, sealing edges.
6. Sprinkle with cheese, if desired
7. Bake, uncovered, in a preheated 350 F or 180 C oven for about 20 minutes, or until bubbling.
8. NOTE: If you like, use a fork to make lines in the mashed potatoes (or, you could also pipe the mashed potatoes on top using a decorating bag with a wide star tip if you aren't feeling quite so lazy).


Draco looked up at her a little taken aback Ginny giggled. “Ok

set the oven to 350,” Draco did then looked back up at

Ginny. “Now cut the onion into as tiny of peaces as you can,”

Draco pulled out his wand and Ginny covered her face as onion

flew every where. “Sorry Ginny,” Draco said. “Its ok Draco grab a

new one,” Ginny said pulling onion out of her hair. “Accio

demolished onion,” Ginny said and Draco scowled at her. Ginny

giggled as she threw away all the onion pieces. Draco lifted his

wand again, “Wait,” Ginny said jumping down off the counter. She

walked up to a drawer and pulled out a knife. Ginny set it on the

counter next to Draco and then touched his wand hand with hers

and leaned up against him. The onion exploded and Ginny ducked

behind Draco.

“Fuck,” Draco swore and Ginny broke into peels of

laughter. “Oh Draco keep your eyes closed tight,” Ginny said

running to grabbed a towel. She put some water on it from her

wand then turned Draco towards her. Ginny began wiping the onion

and the onion juice from Draco’s face making sure it didn’t go in

his eye’s. “Ok,” Ginny said and Draco opened his eyes. Ginny

stared into them lost in the gray and silver swirls. “Thanks,”

Draco said smiling at her. Ginny blushed relishing she had been

staring. “Ok wands away, Ginny said. Draco set his on the counter

then looked at Ginny. “What spell did you use?” Ginny asked. “I

didn’t,” Draco admitted. Ginny grinned then picked up the knife

handing it to Draco. Draco took the knife and chopped the onion

up carefully. “Ok put the meat and the onions in this skillet, “

Ginny said Draco followed her instructions then Ginny pointed her

wand at the oven. “Prepero browneo,” Ginny said and the pan began

to mix the meat and onions over the fire. She wrote the

incantation on the recipe and turned back to Draco. “Now grab

that casserole dish,” Ginny said and Draco set it on the

counter. “The meat is done, take your wand and cast “Draino

fatteo. First let me step away.” Ginny said. Draco cast the charm

and the meat drained it self. “Great,” Ginny praised. Draco

beamed. “Ok pour the meat in the dish then pour the can of beans

over it,” Ginny said. “now put the soup over it,” Ginny said and

as he did she mixed the instant mashed potatoes with water. She

handed Draco the mashed potatoes. “now spreed the potatoes over

the top,” Ginny said. Draco did then grabbed the cheese spreading

a little cross the top then put the dish in the oven. Ginny set a

timer and then smiled at Draco.

“I’m horrible,” Draco said sulkily. “No you just need

practice, here sit and watch me do the desert and I will make

sure you get the recipe on this paper,” Ginny said. Draco sat on

the counter looking grumpy. Ginny pulled the carton of

strawberries from the fridge casting a cleaning charm on them

then took on and walked over to Draco. “Here,” Ginny said Draco

stared at her watching her breasts move as she walked and her

hips sway. Draco smiled at Ginny and Ginny put the strawberry up

for Draco to take. Draco gently bite the strawberry that Ginny

was holding. Ginny smiled then walked back over to her quill

taping it with her wand.


1. 5 cups quartered strawberries
2. 3 cups sliced rhubarb, about 1/3-inch thick
3. 1/2 cup sugar
4. 1/4 cup cornstarch
5. 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
6. 3/4 cup flour
7. 3/4 cup old fashioned oats
8. 2/3 cup packed light brown sugar
9. 1 pinch salt
10. 6 tablespoons unsalted butter, diced (cold)

Ginny concentrated on her list then waved her wand. Draco stared

as all the strawberries began to get cute by the knife and then

the rhubarb. He watched as the sugar measured it self into a bowl

then the cornstarch, lemon juice, flour, oats, brown sugar and

salt went in separate little bowls. Butter sprang from the fridge

and the knife diced it and all the unused ingredients put them

selves away. “Wow,” Draco said. Ginny smiled then turned back to

the list. Taping the quill with her wand again.

1.Irish whiskey butter: place 1/2 cup of room temperature unsalted
butter in a mixing bowl and whip until fluffy. With mixer
running, gradually add 3/4 cup powdered sugar. Slowly add 1/4 cup
Irish whiskey until combined. Mixture may look separate and
curdled at first, but if you keep whipping, it will come
together. Use at room temperature or chilled.

2.Preheat oven to 365 degrees. Lightly grease 11x7" baking dish and set aside.

3.In a medium bowl, combine strawberries, rhubarb, sugar,
cornstarch, and lemon juice.

4.Toss to coat.

5.Pour strawberry mixture into prepared baking dish.

6.In a medium bowl, add the flour, oats, light brown sugar, and salt, stirring to combine.

7.Add the diced butter to the flour mixture, and using your fingers, work the mixture until it resembles coarse crumbs.

8.Pour crumb mixture evenly over top of strawberry mixture.

9.Place baking dish in the oven and bake for 40 minutes, or until filling is bubbly and topping is golden brown.

10.Serve warm with spoonful of Irish Whiskey Butter

Ginny concentrated again and things began to mix and fly

around the room. Draco stared in wonder and then watched a dish

fly into the open oven. “Now that’s magic,” Draco said with a

smile. “My mother was more organized about it,” Ginny said then

felt tears fall down her cheeks. “Ginny are you ok?” Draco asked

jumping of the counter to her side. “Yes I’m sorry I get a little

emotional when I think about my family. Draco put his arms around

her and Ginny felt a calm fall over her. She felt completely

safe. “Did you loss them in the war?” Draco asked. “No after,”

Ginny said. Draco nodded there had been lots of death eaters that

ran around murdering after Voldemort had fallen.

There was a flutter of wings and Pigwidgen flew in the

room with the Evening prophet tied to his feet. Ginny took the

paper and gave Pig a treat. Draco stared at the owl trying to

figure out where he had seen it before. The paper began to role

across the counter and Ginny gasped. Draco moved forward sending

a curse breaker at the paper. But the paper kept rolling. Draco

reached over and polled the paper open. “HARRY POTTER DEAD,

wizards rejoice,” The prophet screamed as he opened it and a

large photo of Harry smiled from the front page. “Murderer,”

Ginny hissed and blew the paper into a million pieces. Draco

looked over a Ginny confused. “I don’t see why I get the paper

its always about Harry Fucking Pothead,” Ginny said

angrily. “Tipsy,” Draco said and his house elf popped into the

room. Clean up the kitchen then bring dinner when it’s ready,”

Draco ordered. Draco took Ginny’s hand and into the living room.

Draco conjured a sofa and sat next to Ginny.




-0-0-0-0Please review the recipes in this chapter are realy good try them if you have time-0-0-0-0 THANKS FOR READING SO FAR