"One of the blessings of old friends is that you can afford to be stupid with them." ―Ralph Waldo Emerson [First Place in Morning Lilies's "Yellow Rose Bowl."]
In the hushed silence of a summer night, ten families find their places at home. [A gift for Morning Lilies.]
The bonds that held the Weasleys together survived war, loss, and abandonment. Thirty-six familial connections, one hundred words apiece.
They were as different as thirteen people could possibly be, but they were family, and blood runs thicker than water. Thirteen chapters for the thirteen children in the Weasley clan; fifty words apiece.
"Dear Padfoot, Thank you, thank you…"
September 1, 2017. One day. Six golden moments of peace. "All was well." [A celebration of six years and fifty stories on FanFiction.]
Short stories starring Teddy Lupin and his uniquely heartwarming relationships with each of the twelve Weasley grandkids.
In the heat of the battle, it was easy to mistake one woman for another, what with their waist-length blond hair and simple black robes. But at their cores, they radiated very different colors—cunning, nerve, wisdom, loyalty—and in the end, perhaps it was the reality of war that allowed these colors to shine through.
"Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right." —Oprah Winfrey [A gift for Gizzy's Mama; also, a companion piece to 'Thirteen Days of Christmas.']
Romantic, seasonal one-shots for all of the Weasley-Potter grandkids (and Teddy, the honorary Weasley).
She felt warmer, safer, stronger, and more real in Ted's arms than she could ever hope to feel otherwise. Because Ted Tonks—from his straw-colored hair, to his mellow voice, to his twinkling, blue eyes—was warm, and Andromeda Black had only ever known cold.
"She's like my sister. I love her like a sister, and I reckon she feels the same way about me. It's always been like that." [Voted 'Best Trio Era Fic' in the 2016 HPFC Awards.]
Sybill Trelawney's Inner Eye has bad days, too. ['Best Written' in WrenWinterSong's "Wand Writing" Competition.]
Bill Weasley never imagined that one of his brothers would miss his wedding. [Voted 'Best Family Fic' in the 2016 HPFC Awards; also, Third Place in The Crownless Queen's "Without" Competition.]
Tonks's loneliest holiday.
An early morning conversation between Arthur and George, two weeks before the Weasleys' first Christmas without Fred.
Three couples. Three defining moments. Because every relationship has a turning point. [Lily and James; Fleur and Bill; Hannah and Neville]
The silver of the sword's blade seemed to blaze through the darkness of the night like lightning, and as Neville brought it down, he thought of his parents—of Harry—of Professor Dumbledore—Professor Lupin and his wife—Fred—Colin—Terry—and everyone else who had ever sacrificed anything for the sake of Voldemort's destruction.
It's Percy Weasley's wedding reception, and for some reason, half of his family is hiding in a cupboard.
"And what will you give me in return, Severus?" Severus's thoughts, moments before he kills the last man on Earth who doesn't think him a coward.