Interesting, I am commeting on the last two parts together. I loved Draco's first letter, until the last lines because then he came across not as a person who has gone through war and has grown from it, although he still retained his Slytherin character, but like a wining baby that no one can take serious. He is 17 here. I for the life of me cannot see him write something so ridiculous as "your baby dragon"

Telling his mother that he does not want to see Harry is one thing, but to be like "I'll cry if you make me?' no that was too much.

Harry on the other side here, hm trying to get between mother and son. I have no idea if that is the best way to go forward, it for sure remains interesting to see where you are going with this.