On Sunday mornings, Remus cooks his friends breakfast and nothing will stop him from figuring out what to feed Lily—or why she doesn't want any of her usual favourites in the first place. Oneshot.

When Jamie is born, Harry officially has no more time for the paparazzi. Oneshot.

The world has changed so much during the war that Harry longs to find something permanent. Even if that quest takes him to a tattoo shop, he'll fall back on the oldest constant in his life: love. Oneshot.

It has been years since Andromeda and Ted Tonks have had to hide how in love they are, but with Voldemort in power they're driven apart again. Ted, however, doesn't intend to stop telling his wife how much he loves her every day. Oneshot.

The first time Teddy has colic, Harry is sure that he's done something wrong. Molly is even more certain that the boy just needs a walk, some reassurance, and a strong pot of coffee. Oneshot.

If Walburga Black thinks her son is so unlovable, well... Euphemia Potter is happy to prove her wrong right on the train platform. Oneshot.

In a world where the Battle of the Department of Mysteries goes differently and where time heals instead of hurts, Sirius finds the time to go back to Grimmauld Place and give his dearest mother an update. Oneshot. Sirius!Lives AU

Petunia doesn't know what's going on with the raggedy man trying to bring himself to knock on her door, but with two young boys on her hands she needs him gone. Oneshot.

Years after the war when he's supposed to be getting work done at the Leaky Cauldron: Neville gets a drink, artistic advice from a small child, and maybe even a chance with Hannah now that their worlds aren't on fire. Oneshot.

Remus doesn't think James should spend so much time and money brewing him Wolfsbane, James doesn't think Remus should tell him what to do, and Sirius thinks his friends need to shut up and communicate. Harry, meanwhile, just wants lunch. Oneshot. James Lives!AU

Sometimes, even the Minister of Magic needs a hug—especially when he's this tired and frustrated and overwhelmed. Oneshot.

Kingsley Shacklebolt has watched many Pureblood boys and girls his age cross over the Dark Side, never to be seen again. He was shocked when Sirius Black became a Death Eater. So, perhaps it's fitting that Sirius surprised him by coming back to him in the end. Oneshot.

Remus rarely has a chance to give gifts, but if there was ever a moment to celebrate his wife it's the night their son is born. Oneshot.

Sometimes, when things are the worst and Voldemort is going after your best friend's son, it's good to be reminded that you're fighting for something other than the grief sitting in your chest.

Until she's sure that she hasn't given her son the family blood curse, Astoria can't relax. Draco plans on changing that. Oneshot.

Kingsley isn't the one who sent Sirius Black to Azkaban, but he feels guilty for the innocent man's ruined life. So if there's a way for Kingsley to stop Sirius from going back to Azkaban in his dreams... well, Kingsley is onboard. Oneshot.

Closeness has never been a problem before—but years in Azkaban and years alone will change things, even if the rain is coming down hard and the bed is warm. Oneshot.

When Remus and Tonks have to bunker down and hide from Death Eaters in a Muggle hotel room, there's no more hiding from the glances they've been stealing and the questions they've been meaning to ask since joining the Order of the Phoenix. Especially not when there's only one bed. Oneshot.

She's patching him up after detention away, and Hannah worries that that's all she and Neville have in common anymore. Oneshot.

In which Neville is sent to the Headmaster's office for the first time in seventh year and finds that he is no longer afraid of Severus Snape.