Is it really over? Because that felt a little like regaining once balance while still teetering on the edge--a precarious place to be, really.

And--WOW. Such intensity. Feels like you pulled out all the stops here and just let them go at 'her. It was difficult to read, feeling all of Draco's pain and Harry's confusion and then the whole explosion.
And then the silence. But they had to deal with that, didn't they? I've read, or heard, that actually relaying all the details of an adultery is a good way to purge it from the body and the relationship, no matter how vile it feels to do so.

I get it. I can really see it, and feel it. So real.