Fanfiction about Hermione and Charlie in the context of HP Marriage Law

There are many great fanfictions out there about Hermione and Draco under the HP Marriage Law concept. Some explore how the two, who were initially on opposite sides at Hogwarts, come to terms with a forced marriage situation. It often delves into their complex personalities and how they grow to understand and even love each other over time.

Perhaps in the fanfiction, Hermione is initially very angry about being paired with Charlie under the Marriage Law. But Charlie takes her to his dragon reserve. There, Hermione sees a different side of Charlie and his passion for magical creatures. This experience makes her more open - minded towards him. Meanwhile, Charlie starts to admire Hermione's intelligence and her determination to fight for what she believes in. Their relationship slowly evolves from forced to something they both cherish.

The Ministry of Magic officials who strictly enforce the marriage law could be antagonists. They might be so bent on following the rules that they don't consider the individual feelings of Charlie and Hermione. For example, an overzealous bureaucrat who keeps checking on them to make sure they are fulfilling their marital duties according to the law.

One idea could be that they initially resist the marriage law due to their different worlds in Hogwarts. Charlie is all about dragons and Hermione is focused on academics. But as they start to spend time together, they discover they share a love for magical creatures in a different way. Hermione starts to see the beauty in Charlie's wild dragon - taming ways, and Charlie is amazed by Hermione's vast knowledge which could be useful in dragon conservation.

Their relationship could develop slowly as they get to know each other's habits. For example, Minerva might be used to a strict routine at Hogwarts, while Hermione is more adaptable. As they share their daily lives, they start to understand and accommodate each other. They might also bond over their shared experiences at Hogwarts, with Hermione as a student and Minerva as a teacher.

In this context, at first they would be full of resentment. But as they have to live together and follow the Marriage Law, they would start to notice small things about each other. Draco might be impressed by Hermione's determination in handling household magic in a different way than he's used to. Hermione could see Draco's loyalty to his family in a new light. This could lead to a cautious friendship that over time might turn into something more romantic.

In the context of the marriage law, they may be thrust into a situation where they have to share living spaces and daily routines. This closeness would force them to interact more than they normally would. They could start by having simple conversations about their work in the wizarding world. As they become more comfortable, they might share deeper thoughts and feelings, leading to a stronger bond.

Well, a plot twist might be that the Marriage Law is actually part of a dark wizard's plan. Hermione and Charlie then find themselves in the middle of a much larger conspiracy. They might have to use their unique skills - Hermione's intelligence and Charlie's dragon - handling knowledge - to expose the plot and in the process, their relationship could either strengthen or face challenges. Also, perhaps there are ancient magic rules related to such marriages that they need to figure out.

One common theme is the initial conflict. Given their different houses and backgrounds, there's a lot of friction at the start. Another is the slow - burn romance. It's not instant love; they gradually come to care for each other. For example, they might start by just tolerating each other because of the marriage law.

Hermione would likely become more assertive in her relationship with Charlie. She's used to being in charge of her own life, and now she has to make decisions with someone else. Charlie, on the other hand, might become more open and communicative. He's used to being around dragons, not people all the time. Their relationship would force him to be more social.