Hannah (Harry) and her twin Laura are orphaned not by Voldemort but by slave traders, and sold to a strange but nice family who live on a farm. When tragedy comes, Hannah is left to heal from the trauma, an endeavour made harder while at Hogwarts. Fem Harry. Twin Harry. Character death. Mature Themes. Rape. Rape of minors. Good Tom Riddle. Good Malfoys. Good Dumbledore.

Harry isn't the chosen one. His twin is. How different two people from the same roots could be when raised in different ways - and the different lessens they learn along the way. Slytherin Harry. Cross-dresser Harry. Eventual Animagus Harry. Possible slash. (Each chapter is 800-1500 words in length)

Harry's childhood wasn't bad at all. In fact it was rather good. All thanks to several R.A.O.K and B.H.H. Magic was unsurprising, Harry's fame non existent and with a rather pathetic Dark Lord making his schooling funny rater than stressful, Harry is in store for a good life. Hogwarts be warned! Hufflepuff Harry. Slytherin Draco. Ravenclaw Tom. Gryffindor Dudley. Harry/Tom.

Bilbo lost her husband, her students and her child. She had broken and all the others left her alone, at least until an overly pushy and wonderful wizard made her leave the shire on a mad adventure to steal a stone. When Fili, Kili and Ori are exposed to danger, Bilbo reactivates her long lost maternal, teaching and fussing habits and becomes and on the road mother of sorts.

Harry was beaten and treated like a slave when he lived at his Aunt and Uncle's leaving him scared both physically and emotionally. Unfortunately, that doesn't fade overnight and neither does Harry's emotion magic. He needs a hero, but who would help a monster like him? Warning: Attempt suicide, Bullying and Abuse.

Bilbo, prince of the mer-folk, goes on the adventure with the company despite some... difficulties. Though he willingly goes after being asked he never tells anyone what would happen or who he is and so the company of Thorin don't appreciate what he's done for them. K to be safe. Latest chapters be wary about.

Bilbo follows Thorin on his quest to reclaim his home however the reason he gives is far from the truth. Will the Dwarfs notice anything or will it need to be spelled out for them. Bilbo is no ordinary hobbit. Hes lived before, died and was given another safer body. His horrid past gives him the strength to fight but why when he does, does his body look... odd. mentions murder.

Fear is needed and what lengths would Jack go to to get it back. Just a short story.