As Dennis Creevy stares down at his brother's inert and lifeless body, a feeling of such disgust sweeps over him that it almost chokes him. His brave, heroic brother snuck in to fight, but Dennis didn't join him. They shared everything, except this.

As Colin Creevy drew his last breath, he smiled. He smiled, because he knew that Harry Potter, his hero, would put the world to rights. Journey with him from when he was a little boy to the day he died, and let him show you his pure and selfless soul.

Bill Weasley's thoughts and feelings concerning Fenrir Greyback and the night he was attacked. He feels so happy that people can see past the superficial. He may be scarred, but he's still whole.

Another Cho/Cedric drabble. Cho prayed every single night for Cedric to be safe, for him not to be harmed. But the instant she sees his lifeless body on the Quidditch pitch, she knows her prayers have been denied. Since then, she has lost her faith.

Another Cho/Cedric drabble. The voices mock her, taunt her, belittle her. "You'll live," they whisper, but how can she live without love? All she feels now is hatred, anger, grief, a thirst for revenge.

Bellatrix Lestrange is forever loyal to her Lord and master. What are her thoughts on him, her family, killing Sirius, and the end of Molly Weasley's wand?

Remus returns home to Tonks after his meeting with Harry at 12, Grimmauld Place. Will she accept him back after what he did to her?

Ron and Hermione talk the night he returns to her and Harry on the Horcrux hunt in DH. He vows to himself that he will do all he can to prove that he can earn her trust again.

What if Sirius wasn't the only casualty that night at the Department of Mysteries? One of Harry's dearest friends lies in the hospital wing, breathing her last breaths. A grief-stricken Harry laments and curses himself for believing Voldemort's trick.

Elly Beckitt, a first-year Hufflepuff, will never be the same again after witnessing the horrific tragedy at the third task of the Triwizard Tournament. She used to believe in happy ever afters, but she knows the truth now; life hurts.

What if the whole ordeal with Tom Riddle's diary caused Ginny to become one of the Horcruxes? Follow Harry as he faces one of the most heartwrenching decisions he has ever had to make.

This is the story of what would have happened if Draco had never let the Death Eaters into Hogwarts the night Harry and Dumbledore went to the cave in HBP. Did Dumbledore survive the encounter with the foul potion he was made to drink? Tearjerker.

AU. Sequel to Forever Friends. Years later, James and Lily sit an eleven-year-old Harry down and tell him all about the man who willingly sacrificed everything so that they could live together as a happy family. Tearjerker.

On the night of Sirius's prank involving Remus and the Whomping Willow, an angry Severus Snape reflects on the Marauders and how he'd like nothing better than to get back at all of them. He is livid, angry, disgusted, and burning, boiling with hatred.

A bitter Aunt Petunia reflects on her relationship with Lily and why she hates magic the day Harry turns up on her and Vernon's doorstep.

Harry and Ginny's reunion after DH didn't quite go as Harry had planned. Will the couple's relationship be able to survive the trauma of the war, or are some wounds simply too deep for the healing?

AU. Sequel to Brothers in Arms, but can stand alone. Cedric convinced Harry to take the Triwizard Cup on his own. The day after, he and Cho have a talk about life, death, love, and fighting for what is right.

Cho Chang used to love flying. Feeling the wind in her hair gave her a sense of utter freedom. But everything changed one terrible day, and now, she hates to fly. For whenever she does, she is reminded that he's gone and he's never coming back.

What was going through Ron's mind during the scene at Malfoy Manor when he, Harry, and Hermione were captured in DH? Terror grips at him as Bellatrix threatens the one girl he loves more than life itself. He'll do anything to save Hermione.

I'm so sorry, Harry. If I could take it away, I would." A heartfelt monologue from Sirius after the third task of the Triwizard Tournament. Seeing Harry so lost and vulnerable after witnessing such a tragedy, he sends him all the strength he can give.