"And though they had nothing, they asked for less, for they always had each other." Luna and Draco, children, teens, adults, parents, old. He is hers, and she is his. Love always lasts, and asks for nothing but everything. There will be children. Grandchildren. Love. Loss. Growth. change. But in the end, always, his hand in hers.

Draco the Despicable has decided to take a wife! She must be a witch of the darkest powers - but who shall it be? To find the most fiendish one, he holds a spell-casting competition. Luna, the white witch, desperately wants to be a wicked enchantress - but all her attempts at blackness go horribly wrong. How is she to sink to the deepest depravity in only seven days?

A lonely stone bear in the cemetery carries a heart reading 'Eileen, 1976, to the heavens again'. "Who was she?" she asks as she takes his hand. He ignores her question. "Do you know what werewolves do with unborn children?" He asks instead.

When Severus is revealed as omega his life is turned upside down. With suitors crawling out of the woodwork, an unknown admirer writing passionate poetry and sending rare books, one would think he had enough to deal with already. Except there is also Sirius Black. And Lily? Well, she is no help whatsoever. Heavy on the Lily/Severus friendship.

This story chronicles what would have happened had Percy Weasley never made a deal with the devil. This is what happens if you chose the devil you know.

A collection of drabbles focused on Draco and Luna Malfoy and their children at 146 Raven's Lane, how they got to be there and what their lives are like.

You have no choice; this is the end of the line. There are no options left but to make a deal with the devil if you want any chance at all to avoid a living hell. You are seventeen years old and your life has ended.