Before Harry could treat Ginny like a queen, he had to change.

-"If you were with me, I'd treat you like a queen." With that provocative statement from Harry, Ginny's ride on the Hogwarts Express turns into perhaps the most important journey of her life.

Harry finds a Golden Ticket, which leads to more wonders than he could have imagined.

Set in the same universe as Like a Queen. During Christmas of Harry's sixth year, the Twins give Harry a lesson on Wizarding Copyright Law.

Harry Potter was a connoisseur of what he called Personal FireFlashes.

What do you get the love of your life when they already have almost everything they ever wanted?

It was a small wedding, and the honeymoon was, fortunately, delayed.

Harry and Ginny are, of course, the One True Pairing, at least for me. This is a maybe never-ending series of 100-word vignettes in their life, with a couple of non-100-word ones thrown in.

A little girl, kidnapped from her loving parents and found by someone else. A little boy, rescued from those who didn't want him. When they meet, something wonderful happens.

There were many ways that Harry could have been informed of his wizarding heritage--we'll visit some of them here.

Ginny hadn't been enjoying the party. Neither had Harry. Maybe Batman can save the day.

Everyone knew not to disturb Harry when he was upset. Well, almost everyone.

Eavesdropping can be either good or bad: good if you find out some blackmail material, but very bad if your name is Ron Weasley, and you hear your sister and your best mate discussing potions and charms and babies.

Unexpected visitors and the resulting lack of privacy teach Harry and Ginny about the reason for the seasons, and whether you really can have too much mistletoe.

Now that the Final Battle is over, Harry wants to pick up the pieces of the life he left behind, starting with Ginny.

It's summer, so why are Harry and Ginny still so cold?

The new school starts off with a BANG, and the repercussions make Harry and Ginny very happy.

Lazy summer days prove to be great soil for learning new truths.

Harry realizes he needs to make up for something.

Molly considers Harry's role in Ginny's life.