In which, while patrolling along the north road, Allan poses an important question and Robin is eager to show off - all in the name of pursuing and claiming good chicken. It's time Allan A Dale learnt a little more about just what kind of man Robin Hood is. Set during series one.

"Your mother doesn't like me," Jon had said to Robb one day, quietly, almost as if he didn't want to be heard. It was the height of summer, long before the pair of them had turned ten and they were wasting an afternoon of idleness away from their sisters around the edge of Winterfell. Preseries.

James Potter has it far from easy - after a messy breakup with Lily Evans on the cusp of graduation, he has to deal with the fallout and working routinely with the woman he's still in love with, all the while trying not to get too wrapped up in the politics and conspiratorial intrigue he'd never expected to find working at St. Mungo's Hospital. James/Lily, First Wizarding War.

In which Filius Flitwick arranges a Charms Festival, Lily Evans manages to convince herself she is Fulbert the Fearful and James Potter continues to reassure himself he is decent. And somewhere along the line, perhaps, our favourite pair might just discover the most important enchantment of all. (And it isn't the one on Sirius' hair). James/Lily, One-shot.

In which James and Sirius butcher the title of a well-known muggle novel, Lily thinks she's getting engaged and there is an abundance of unfortunately sub-standard noodles. One-shot.

All Teddy Lupin ever wanted to do was make it out of Hogwarts alive, keeping his untouched record within the central Hogwarts gossip chain just that - untouched. But with a girlfriend determined to climb the social ladder, a Godfather trying to control his life and several Gryffindors out to destroy him, his seventh year is about to get ugly. All because of that /stupid/ bathroom.