In the year 1977, James Potter and Lily Evans fell in love. But before that, there were fights and fancying. There were incidents with pumpkin juice and chocolate pudding. And, perhaps most importantly, there were declarations. Of what? Well… that's a secret. But they were rather momentous.

Done with her final year at Hogwarts, Hermione Granger is afraid of the future. Following a fight with Ron, her now ex-boyfriend, she seeks solace with firewhiskey in the Astronomy Tower. Yet when she finds herself alone with Draco Malfoy, she realises that he isn't as bad as she thought. What better way to forget her problems than with alcohol and a very attractive man?

After she and Draco have a fight, Hermione finds herself crying on the inside of the bedroom door. As she packs, preparing to leave, a chance find might change her mind completely about whether she ought to leave or stay.

James sends Lily an owl congratulating her on becoming Head Girl. A flurry of correspondence soon follows.

When Draco Malfoy walked into the Ministry for a marriage annulment, his expectations did not meet reality. Instead, he was faced with Hermione Granger and her affinity for drama. To protect the young and utterly adorable Little Miss Granger, her daughter Alice, Draco tells Hermione's ex-lover, Victor Krum, that he is the father. How long could the charade last?

Choi Young Do and Yoo Rachel find themselves out on a balcony together at a charity event and not only stop being acquaintances, but accidentally start dating as well. Chaos ensues. Heirs Future AU.

Two weeks after the Battle of Hogwarts, Hermione Granger sent two letters by owl. After that, she wasn't seen for another five years. But, when she's asked to a party by the Potters and told she will be forcibly dragged back for the party, Hermione decides to return on her own terms. It's time to return to England, but what made Granger leave, anyway?

Young Do has numerous Christmas traditions. When a sprig of mistletoe goes missing, Young Do resigns himself to never finding it. But a chance encounter with the missing mistletoe may prove to be more demonstrative of his and Rachel's love than any of his other traditions...

Draco Malfoy is only interested in one night stands with 20-somethings, drinking with his friends, and playing the piano. That is until he runs, literally, into Hermione Granger... Multi-Chap, EWE, based on the film of the same name.

The war over, Hermione Granger finds it difficult to return to normality. Her parents are gone, her best friends have left her; because they wanted, needed, to move on with their lives after all that had happened. Hermione wanted that too, she just hadn't done it. Yet. Moving on from the past with a stroll through a muggle bookshop, she befriends someone else in her position.

When Lily Evans literally ran into James Potter in Diagon Alley, she intended to utter a short apology and run off, but instead she finds herself telling him about her summer and not minding his company at all. Potter, however, has declared to his mates that he's sworn off Lily for good. Only time, and Sirius' interventions, will tell how long that might last.

"...Besides, don't you hate him?" "Nah, I don't." Lily doesn't hate James and, because of the annoying Marauders, realises she might even fancy him. One-shot.