The people of Arendelle are gathered in the square to celebrate the announcement of Anna's engagement to Kristoff, but the aura of happiness is turned to shock when a young woman in the crowd lunges for the princess' fiancé. It takes a while for Kristoff to realize who she is, but even he can't help but remember. Anna wasn't the first who'd needed his help.

On the night of her birthday gala, Anna's feeling miserable and self-conscious due to her pregnancy, and Kristoff knows just what to do to make her smile. Pure Kristanna fluff. For Karis.

He left to protect his heart. She followed to heal hers. After a week of not seeing one another, Kristoff and Anna are at a crossroads and no longer able to hide from what they really feel. They're both scared and vulnerable, but one of them has to brave and take that delicate next step.

Lily had really struck a nerve this time. James was fully aware he annoyed her to no end and wasn't always as gentlemanly as he should be, but she could have at least cut him some slack for a change. Snide remarks against Severus and his repeated requests for a date aside, he really did care. How could she not see that? {Written for Sophy.}

Remus has always been the friend people confide in and turn to for comfort; it's both a curse and a blessing. When Marlene shares a secret with him, it's one he's happy to hear about, but the cruelest turn of events results in that happiness being short-lived. {Written for Emily.}

"But if there is fear / know I am right here / to hold you and make it alright. / Good night. / Sleep now 'til morning light." Anna catches Kristoff sharing a tender moment with their baby girl.

Kristoff's had enough of the boring galas held at the palace every summer and is looking for any opportunity to make them a little more fun. On this particular evening, he gets that chance when Anna, as always, wanders over to the dessert table to enjoy a decadent slice of cake. But Kristoff's not in the mood for cake tonight.

It's only natural to want to explore new things when in a relationship as loving and exciting as theirs, and it's Anna who expresses that desire first. But Kristoff's reaction isn't what she expects, and it leads to her unmasking a completely different side of him he's never allowed anyone to see. For the very first time, he invites her into his past.

Charlie unfolded the letter for the umpteenth time since receiving it. He knew reading it again wouldn't do any good – in fact, it would most likely continue to make him feel worse – but he did it anyway. It was all still too hard to believe. {Written for Laura.}

With the baby due to arrive at any moment, Kristoff's mind is in chaos. Between his love for Anna and his fear of potentially becoming a bad father, he's driving himself crazy with worry. He's never been good with change, and with a new baby on a way, everything can change in a heartbeat.

It was a strikingly beautiful place and had rightfully earned its title as romantic capital of the world. There was something about Paris that whisked people away into an indescribable feeling of invincibility. But to Oliver Wood, it was just another city. {Written for Sam.}

"This torch will remain eternally ignited in his memory, and serve as a reminder that the loved ones we lose are never gone. While they may perish, the fond memories they've given, the lessons they've taught, and the ways in which they've touched our lives are forever immortal." {Written for Amber.}

Being trapped in the basement at Malfoy Manor erodes Luna's spirit and crushes any hope she has; even someone as optimistic as her has a breaking point. But if anyone if going to find the light in the dark, if anyone is going to see the diamond in the rough, it's her.

With their name no longer protecting them, things have taken a harsh turn for the Malfoys. They've tumbled to the lowest ranks. But with Draco's safety in jeopardy, Lucius and Narcissa must choose between values and family, between morals and love. And in such dire circumstances, choices are never easy. - A canon-compliant story set during the events of Deathly Hallows

Minerva has always been the strong one. She's the person everyone goes to for guidance, for structure, for reassurance. But even someone as tenacious as her isn't completely immune to the tidal wave of emotion following the Battle of Hogwarts. In the wake of war, the memories are unavoidable. Those chairs weren't always empty...

Two years after their breakup, Ron and Hermione are, with a little help from Ginny, presented with a chance to make things right and have a new beginning. But for Hermione, a new beginning must start with the past, and the past is in the vials. After all, a new beginning shouldn't start on lies.

One year following his imprisonment, Sirius speaks to the one he misses most. The memories are endless. He remembers the good, the bad, and everything in between. He remembers lost dreams. He remembers purple. It's such a beautiful color.

Teddy and Victoire have always shared something deeper than love. It's frightening and wicked, rough and fierce, and it's brought to them by the wolf blood that runs through their veins. Full moons will forever be something they share, and they wouldn't have it any other way.

Every color in the world reminds me of her. Pink, blue, green, orange... it doesn't matter. They're all her, every single one. It's the most bittersweet thing. It hurts to remember, but my heart warms at the thought that, no matter what, she'll always be with me.

Bubblegum is one of those things that's short-lived. It loses it's appeal after a while. I was like a piece of bubblegum to my dad. I guess that's why he left. -Dean Thomas-centric freeverse.- Written for the Freeverse Competition on the HPFC forum.