Severus Snape survives after a lifetime of horror and abuse, but each gray day is devoid of meaning. Sometimes he wonders if he is living in a new kind of hell. But when he meets the new occupant of the flat across from his, he finds himself facing a number of surprisingly enjoyable "firsts."

Hermione's due date has come and gone and she is now convinced that she will be pregnant FOREVER. Severus has an idea on how to help her out in her time of need but it may, indeed, prove more effective than either of them bargained for.

After Katie recovers from her near-death experience, she decides that a certain Potions professor needs to be thanked. This is just a tiny drabble that I forgot to post awhile back that I recently found.

Hermione has a secret she's certain Severus will not want to hear, but there is no way around it- she must face her fears and tell her husband that their lives are about to change.

Severus hates dancing. He hates Ministry functions as well. Which is why having to attend a Ministry function that involves dancing is right at the top of his List of Least Favorite Things. However, with the addition of agreeable company, he may yet survive the night with his dignity intact, that is, if he can refrain from acting like a sodding fool for one second.

After Hermione experiences a great loss, she seemingly loses the ability to feel, taking on increasingly dangerous jobs slaying murderous creatures so that others will not have to suffer as she has. But when a new assignment is offered to her, Hermione will be forced to confront both her past and the possibility of a future that may finally allow her a glimmer of happiness again.

Severus Snape is willing to go to extreme lengths to make sure that Harry Potter is not Sorted into Slytherin.

Severus knows that Lily has no reason to believe him when he tells her that she must take her family and leave Britain, but he has to try. After all, the Dark Lord's minions are everywhere. He should know. He's one of them.

Severus Snape is just trying to live quietly in the years after the war, but that won't last if Neville Longbottom has anything to say about it.

Albus Dumbledore has a seemingly simple task for Hagrid: stop and retrieve Snape when he goes too far. But even Hagrid's limits will be tested when he finds out just how far the Potions master is willing to go to follow the Headmaster's orders.

Harry finds himself waking with a broken heart and a hangover. Apparently he's put an ad in the Quibbler at some point the night before. "Wanted: Diversion. Will do anything for up to a month. Serious inquiries only. Send an owl to the Quibbler Attention: Suitor 435138."

Harry and Snape are stuck together due to a terrible accident involving Neville (of course) and accidental magic. Will they ever get unstuck? Will they ever stop bickering? Will they ever be able to walk without falling over? This story explores the possibilities (NOT SNARRY).

Severus Snape has survived Nagini's bite these seven years, and yet he is still the same bitter, horrible man he's always been. But when he is visited by a familiar face who should have had the common decency to stay dead, Severus finds himself forced to reconsider the true meaning of Christmas.

Severus only has a few weeks until he will finally be graduating from Hogwarts. Unfortunately, the Marauders won't allow them to be peaceful weeks if they have anything to say about it.

Hermione discovers a new old tradition to bring back to Hogwarts for her last year at school. But is the Hallowick truly what it appears to be, or will Hermione find that she's brought back something far darker than she expected?

Professors Sprout and Flitwick are placing bets, and as Minerva is about to find out, it's for quite the surprising situation, indeed. Has Lockhart's ego met its match?

Mr. Evans has never seen the shabby, scrawny boy that his daughter has just pulled in through the back kitchen door. He needs answers, obviously. After all, any good father wants to make sure that his daughter is not being taken advantage of, right? There is far more than meets the eye when it comes to the scruffy boy named Severus, and Mr. Evans is determined to find out.

The war is finally over, and Hermione is finishing her last year of school. It's not the same without her two best friends and there's something else missing that becomes even more apparent when she realizes she cannot summon a Patronus anymore. Does the Room of Requirement hold the key to mending the wound inside of her heart?

It's the first Potions class of the year and new Potions professor, Severus Snape, is ready for anything. But when a student dares to call him by a hated nickname, he knows that he'll have to gain control of his class quickly or he will never live it down.

Something is very wrong when Hermione wakes up one morning. Seems that she's not the only one with a furry little problem. Lady and the Tramp theme inspiration, but this one is all HP universe. For Corvus because she's suffered enough.