Hermione Granger was more than happy to attend her coworker's wedding, but when she gets sat next to Draco Malfoy of all people at the reception, she can't imagine having a worse night. Her feelings may change with just a little song, dance, and wine though.

Blaise and Pansy didn't think they'd survive their sixth year at Hogwarts, let alone the war relatively unscathed. Now, with their best mate Draco MIA, is it time they finally realize their feelings for each other? It just might be a match made by fate.

Snapshots from Rose's fifth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, as told through letters between herself and her mother, Hermione.

The war is over and the Dark Lord has been defeated, but as the Golden Trio return to Hogwarts to complete their seventh year, the scars of the war remain. Hermione, the new Head Girl, is horrified to learn the Head Boy is none other than Draco Malfoy. The two are assigned the task of helping the students heal from the past, but it is their own wounds that are deepest.

Holiday travels mean important announcements are made.

Harry shows Ginny the exciting world of doing laundry the muggle way when she's out of clothes to wear and resorts to wearing his instead. For forever dreaming's Domesticity Challenge!

Draco soothes Hermione's nerves before a dedication ceremony. Hermione's confidence at the event surprises more than just Draco. Written for Grace!

Ron left them eleven days ago. Now, Harry and Hermione must wear the locket more often, which casts Hermione into a semi-permanent somber mood. Harry must figure out a way to get her mind off of Ron and figure out the weird tension that's between them now that he is gone. Title is from "O Children" by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds.

Hermione's enjoying teaching Draco the muggle way of decorating for the holidays, and he's got plans for under the mistletoe.

James never meant to hurt Lily, never meant to cause her trouble. All he wanted now was to find out the truth and get her back.

Hermione had never felt so lonely, until she found someone just as equally as she.