The Patil twins and their friends find a reason to smile.

It is hard to live a life of outcasts and pretences, but Olympe Maxime braves through it nonetheless.

It begins with a cheerful yellow rose, but in the end all that is left is regret.

"She loved you. She would never want you to do this to yourself. This will not make her happy. That is what you want, isn't it? For her to be happy?" Bill/Tonks. Warning for suicidal themes.

It is the first word that comes to her mind each time she thinks of him, even years later.

In which an offer is made and the aftermath of a refusal is considered.

Charlie had everything planned out. Of course even the best laid of plans can go wrong.

In which Merope Gaunt makes a decision and ponders in its aftermath.

Not all those who fought and survived the War were awarded recognition. Some received the rewards cold stares and exile.

The tale of James and Lily, told through a series of drabble-esque scenes.

In which an ex-wizard wonders if some people know how to forgive and forget, after all.

The picture of the man and woman who were always there for him, who would watch over him forever.

For five years she has watched from the shadows as the young man has patiently waited for the day when his parents would smile back at him.

Hermione Granger had decided she didn't want to be a war hero. She left her home, and settled down unnoticed in Romania. What happens when she encounters a certain dragon loving Weasley while in hiding? Written for the Chocolate Box Round 2 collection, for Fmnds.

"They had the same feelings, at opposite times." Years ago, Justin was harshly turned down by Susan. What happens when she finally admits her long-standing feelings for him, right before his wedding to her closest friend?