Unspoken Confession — Original & Colored Editions

MaroonR19’s five-page aftermath comic alongside Mosule’s four collected colored pages. The editions retain separate page counts and credits.

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MaroonR19’s five-page aftermath comic alongside Mosule’s four collected colored pages. The editions retain separate page counts and credits.

Original five-page short collected; four colored pages collected separately.

Parts in order

01this will be my last #malfoid for a while. maybe see you next september. no flashy moves. just a gen Original episode ↗
02Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition Original episode ↗
03I colored this short Malfoid x Harry manga ❤️ Original episode ↗

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Credits & original sources

Comic creator: MaroonR19
Color edition: Mosule

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9 images collected. By MaroonR19, shared with the creator’s permission. Read in the order shown below.

Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition — image 1 — Original manga — five pages · Image 1 of 5

Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition — image 2 — Original manga — five pages · Image 2 of 5

Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition — image 3 — Original manga — five pages · Image 3 of 5

Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition — image 4 — Original manga — five pages · Image 4 of 5

Malfoid x Harry manga - Mosule colored edition — image 5 — Original manga — five pages · Image 5 of 5

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