Shortly after defeating Lord Voldemort, Harry Potter is summoned by Lily Evans Dursley to a universe in which the son of Petunia Evans and Peter Pettigrew became the Boy-Who-Lived.

How Tom found the Chamber of Secrets. After all, what business would he have in a girl's bathroom that was still being used as such at the time?

Thanks to a healing gone wrong in the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter is now a Basilisk. Able to turn into a "Human Harry shaped" Basilisk from sunrise to sunset, he tries to keep this a secret. How long until his secret gets out and the panic begins?

What might have happened between Tom Riddle, Amy Benson, and Dennis Bishop in that cave by the sea all those years ago.

An expansion of Cold Cases. A genetic test reveals a dark secret from the First War.

The muggle police uncover a dark secret from the first war.

Vernon can learn to be decent, all it takes is the death of the Boy-Who-Lived and several decades to see the consequences unfold. Vernon goes back to prevent 8 year-old Harry from dying in a fire that Petunia set intending to get the boy into trouble.

The reason why the Houses are paired the way they are in Potions.

Spelling mistakes sometimes have interesting consequences in the Wizarding World.

It was a grim task, but Professor Sprout was determined to get it done.

While Harry never knew quite what, there had always been something a little off about him.

They went neither at the "Hand of the other", but together, hand in hand.

The story of a Murderer as told by four people.

Harry Potter inherits a vault belonging to a certain someone, and learns that his parents' marriage had not been quite what it seemed. However, it wasn't quite what Harry thought it was either.

...To Make a Baby. Or, Why Snape Shouldn't Leave Certain Potions Unattended in Public Places.

Funny that nobody stops to consider exactly what the werewolf cubs Hagrid had been caught raising under his bed during his school days were or what might have happened to them.

Lily and James Potter come out of hiding so their son Alexander could fulfill the prophesy and defeat Voldemort. Things don't go as planned though, as they returned to the Wizarding World in 1999.

Like many tourists world-wide Wizards tend to take things they shouldn't. Unlike their Muggle counterparts however, the things they generally take are much larger and it's the job of many a frustrated Auror to see to it that the stolen items are returned.

Salazar isn't usually in the mood to put up with Godric's idiot ideas, and today is no exception. He just wished that Godric had come up with it at some time other than dinner.

Everyone's heard of Dedalus Diggle's display of shooting stars in Kent. What most people don't know is why he did it.