Remedium (слэш)

Remedium n (genitive remediī or remedī) Latin: a cure, remedy
Harry Potter, an empath in his intern year of residency at St Mungo's, is battling his own struggles when he meets distinguished Healer: Special Consultant Tom Riddle. He is taken under Riddle’s wing as they research the cure for a novel disease, but as they push the boundaries of healing, they must also learn to tread the boundaries between each other.
He wore different coloured robes than other Healers—deep plum, the colour of a darkening bruise—and high-collared, silver buttons fastened to the neckline. His skin was alabaster, smooth and unyielding like marble. Once Harry met Riddle’s eyes, the shock at finding the man staring right back at him promptly sucked all the air out of the room. Riddle peered at him in appraisal, his gaze sweeping from the mess of black curls on his head to the balls of his trainers beneath the hem of his robes. Feeling like an exposed nerve under his perusal, Harry did his best to stand still for the entirety of it. Riddle’s gaze was transient and clinical, but it felt ceaseless in its duration, and despite himself, Harry felt a flush rise from the column of his throat to fan along his cheeks.