How does the relationship between Harry and Lavender develop in make love fanfiction?

Often, it starts with a shared task. For example, they might be involved in a dragon - related mission. This initial interaction makes them see each other's abilities and personalities, leading to mutual admiration.

It often develops slowly. At first, they might just exchange glances that hold a hidden meaning. Then, they start to find excuses to be near each other more often.

Often, in these fanfictions, their relationship starts with a chance encounter. For example, they might be paired up in a class project at Hogwarts. This initial interaction leads to them getting to know each other better.

It should start with small interactions. For example, Harry could be polite to Lavender when she tries to talk to him about her day. Then, they could be paired for a class project in Herbology. Working together on taking care of a difficult plant would give them time to get to know each other better.

Well, the relationship development is likely to be a slow and gradual process. Harry sending love letters is a very unexpected move. Voldemort is so used to hatred and power struggles. When the letters start arriving, Voldemort might be dismissive at first. But as Harry keeps sending them, Voldemort may start to have some internal conflict. He may be curious about this new side of Harry and why he is doing this. This could lead to a series of interactions between them that are not based on fighting, but rather on trying to understand each other's motives. As a result, their relationship could shift from one of pure enmity to a more nuanced and strange connection.

In some fanfictions, their relationship might start with Harry being initially afraid or cautious of Hermione's new succubus form. But as he gets to know that she is still the same Hermione deep down, they start to build trust and their friendship evolves into something more, like a romantic relationship.

It can develop through shared danger. For example, if they face a common enemy, they start to rely on each other more and trust grows.

At first, it might start with curiosity. Harry is used to his wizarding world, and the Muggle is something new. They might meet by chance, like in a park or a coffee shop. Then, as they get to know each other, they start sharing their different worlds. Harry might show the Muggle some simple magic tricks, and the Muggle might introduce Harry to Muggle hobbies.

Another way is through shared interests. They might all be interested in a particular area of magic, like ancient runes or potions. As they explore this interest together, they learn more about each other's values and beliefs. This mutual understanding helps their relationship to grow and evolve, and they become close friends who support each other through various challenges in the wizarding world.

At first, they might be shocked and a bit confused about being twins. But as time goes on, they start to trust each other more. They could share their secrets and fears, like Harry might tell Draco about his nightmares of Voldemort, and Draco might open up about the pressure from his family.