It had been a while since Ginny visited the bathroom. It had been precisely 41 days, in fact, and she knew for certain because she had been counting how long she could last before she was drawn back to the place she hated and loved and feared and held dear to her heart. (It had taken 42 days.)

It's the night of the Yule Ball when Luna Lovegood winds up in front of the Barnabas the Barmy tapestry. It's there that she meets a boy who refuses to tell her how he appeared from nowhere. So it's purely by chance that she walks past a wall three times. It's purely chance that she finds the Room of Requirement. It's purely by chance she and the boy paint The Bridge.

Cedric Diggory isn't very good at hiding, or maybe girls are just very good at seeking. He needs a date to the Yule Ball; the problem is that there doesn't seem to be anyone he likes enough to ask.

James and Albus have always given their sister a bucket of ice cream and Weasleys' Wheezes for Christmas, but now that she's grown up into the fourteen-year-old she is, they'll have to find a different, perfect gift. The brothers will have to venture into the deadly realm of department stores only to find out that despite their sister's growing up, some things will never change.

The Malfoys have been around for a long time. The same line of blond, cunning manipulators. The same code of Pureblood superiority. The same, unalterable line... except it's not really unalterable, and that starts with Abraxas Malfoy. Four snippets from four Malfoys; four generations until change, and it ends with Scorpius Malfoy. This is a story about change and what it means.

This is a collection of unrelated one-shots and drabbles featuring Scorpius Malfoy and Rose Weasley. These are stories of love, friendship, betrayal, reconciliation. These are bits and pieces of their lives. This is them. This is the way they are.

Ron's Muggle driving test was not going well, and that was before he accidentally hit a muggle woman. Lucky for him, a muggle telephone box is up for use, and who's better at dealing with stressful situations than Hermione? (Note: not quite a Romione fic)

"In a fluid motion, Severus pulled the cork and breathed in. And for the first time since - hell, he didn't know when - since forever, maybe - he felt himself relax and he collapsed into the chair wondering how he could have survived sixteen years without breathing air." After all this time, Amortentia still smells like her.

"When she had surged into the battle, Ginny Weasley had promised herself that she would never look into the face of Lord Voldemort if he appeared. But he found her like he always had." Haunted by her past, Ginny will need to face the very being she has been fearful of since her tragic first year of Hogwarts. Will she have the strength to overcome the past?

Catching has a lot to do with Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy (and sometimes Albus Potter). But perhaps it's a matter of catching each other's hearts than grapes or Skrewts or Quaffles.

Falling seems to be a regular occurrence in the love story of Quidditch players Lorcan Scamander and Lucy Weasley. It's only a matter of time until they're falling for each other.

In the Department of Magical Transportations, there are four subdivisions. For the Ministry, this means efficient management of the four major methods of transportation. For the hands of fate, this means four moments of time for two kinds of people. And for Hermione and Blaise, this means four meetings that bring them closer every time the lifts transport them together.

The first time Rose Weasley felt the eyes on her in History of Magic, she ignored them. She should have known that that would not and could not be the case for long.

We all know what happened to Salazar Slytherin's locket after Lord Voldemort got his hands on it, but what was the locket before that? Salazar Slytherin created the locket for a purpose. Its purpose was tainted by Voldemort's soul. But before the tainting, before Regulus Black, the locket was pure.

When Fred and George discover Harry and Ginny's relationship at the end of Harry's sixth year, they decide that they have the right to write a letter to Harry about dating their little sister. Here is that letter.

Julia Montague is studious. She's quiet, she's complex, she's sweet. James Sirius Potter is a troublemaker. He's loud, he's straightforward, he's not afraid to speak his mind. They're perfect for each other.

Who would've thought Hermione Granger, Gryffindor, could ever be friends with Graham Montague, Slytherin? Go behind the scenes to several moments in Hermione's years at Hogwarts where our Gryffindor princess 'fraternized with the enemy' and started a most unlikely friendship.

The Final Battle is over, and Hermione finds herself face-to-face with the person she once befriended for five years - the same person who became a Death-Eater, who she hadn't spoken to in two years - Graham Montague. This is sort of an alternate-ending companion to my fic "An Unlikely Friendship", but it's not necessary to have read that first.

Anything and everything...that happened after "The Enchantress" - a collection of one-shots/drabbles that would take place after "The Enchantress", explaining events in regards to Sophie, Marethyu, and the rest of the immortals... and then one where Sophie suddenly finds herself face-to-face with the person she's been waiting to see for seven hundred (and one) years.

Half a year after the events of the Chamber of Secrets, Gilderoy Lockhart is struggling to get a grip on his life and his memory, forgetting things from his name to events that happened a few minutes ago. His entire life is now based on a category of ideas and actions that he's dubbed as "foreign yet familiar". And the worst part is that he hasn't a clue that he is struggling.