Clarissa has to establish two things before making an important decision. Jacky helps in the best way she knows how.

A potion requires blood as an ingredient. Harry's afraid of a relapse. Snape just wants to know why Harry Vanished a perfectly decent brew. They come to an understanding.

At the end of his third year, Harry notices that Draco Malfoy is mislabeled on the Marauder's Map. But the map never lies, so why does the map say "Dracaena"?

An examination of life within the universe of Suits, with the added bonus of soulmates being a real thing.

After Fred's death, George isn't okay. He needs a change... a drastic one. Muggle London just may prove to be his salvation.

Hermione's greatest fear is being average.

"Everyone has bad days, I guess. The thing about my bad days, though, is that they are so completely, utterly, horrifyingly bad, that they hardly qualify as a bad day... Hello, fellow human being. And welcome to my life." Neville Longbottom's personal record of his seventh year of Hogwarts. Currently a oneshot.

Their relationship isn't beautiful. It isn't polished and pristine, something shiny to put up on a wall and leave there on display. It's raw and honest and sexy as hell.

Marge isn't a bad person, not really.

After Dumbledore's death, Luna writes a letter to herself meant to be read 10 years in the future. Worries make themselves known, and things get a bit off topic. But hey, Luna's writing to herself. She understands.

Rita Skeeter interviews Gilderoy Lockhart and gets more than just a story.

What happened between the end of DH and 19 Years Later? Well, Daphne Greengrass thew a party. A small event to be sure, yet a monumental one as well. After all, two lifelong lovers met that night - a guest and the sister of the hostess. Draco and Astoria.

Hermione, furious about Ron and Lavender, goes off to Myrtle's bathroom to vent. What she doesn't expect is to stumble across Draco Malfoy. Crying. Because Draco Malfoy doesn't cry. Or at least, he didn't. And Hermione decides to comfort him. Subtle D/Hr