This story explains just how bad times were during the First War. It tells of a young couple who are terrified for their own and their young son's life. But it also reminds us that through the grief and tears, love will always shine through.

He knew Sirius Black was looking for him, and he'd cause a huge scene in the middle of the street. But little was the man to know that Peter was about to cause one of his own. Ah, Sirius, he thought snidely. I'll finally prove my worth to you!

On Cedric's gravestone, it says that a cherished son, a loving friend, and a courageous hero was lost. But whoever wrote that forgot one thing: he was also a lost love. The night of the third task, from Cho Chang's point of view.

They'd had a fight, just that morning. "What do I have to do to get you to love me!" Cedric had screamed. Twelve hours later, Mr. Diggory realizes that the answer to that question was always the same: just be alive, Cedric. Just be alive.

A few weeks after the end of the war, Ron and Hermione travel to Australia to retrieve her parents and restore their memories. Will she be able to earn their trust and forgiveness? A story of the true bonds of family.

Based on Goblet of Fire, the movie. Sometimes, making a promise is all you can do. Cedric has a talk with Albus Dumbledore hours before the third task of the Triwizard Tournament.

AU. A heartbroken Sirius holds a dying Harry in his arms after being defeated by Voldemort. A tender conversation as he tries to convince Hary He didn't fail.

Remember when you asked me whether I was afraid of dying?" Ron whispered, gently stroking Hermione's hair. "Well, I've realized I fear something much, much more: living without you." A missing moment after the rescue from Malfoy Manor. R/Hr.

Shhhhh, Harry, it's all right," Sirius soothed, tenderly rubbing circles on Harry's back. "It wasn't your fault, kiddo, it wasn't." A moment shared between Harry and Sirius at the beginning of book 5.

A moment between Cho and Marietta the night after Cho and Harry's disastrous date. This gives you all a chance to find out exactly what Cho was going through, and it also gives a possible explanation as to why Marietta ended up doing what she did.

George returns to Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes and comes to the painful conclusion that he wants to sell it. For what's the point of owning a joke shop when there's nothing left to laugh about anymore?

What if Ginny had not made it through the Battle of Hogwarts alive? Harry stands at her burial a few days later, tears sliding down his hollow, drawn cheeks, a distant look in his emerald eyes. He will never be happy again. H/G.

And I think," Bellatrix sneered, hatred pulsing through her words, "That we can dispose of the Mudblood. Greyback, take her if you want her." What if, in the Deathly Hallows, that sentence had ended with a flick of a wand and an Avada Kedavra? R/Hr.

A Cho drabble. Her reaction when she finds out the name Cedric was called before he was mercilessly struck down.

The night before he is torn away from her, Cedric and Cho shared a special dance. Looking into his staring eyes twenty-two hours later, she knows that she will never shine in his glowing radiance ever again, for last night, they shared their last dance.

They say that your sixteenth birthday is a big, happy step, but Cho couldn't care less. She's spending it without Cedric, without the love of her life. As her friends dance and make merry, she can feel nothing but misery.

As Cho listens to the Minister speak at Cedric's funeral, guilt crashes over her. She would have taken that killing curse for him anytime; she only wishes she had been there to save him.

Tiny Snape drabble. He goes to Godric's Hollow right after Lily is killed. As he looks into her lifeless emeralds, he knows that he's the one to blame.

Tiny Draco drabble. His thoughts and feelings during the scene where Crouch, who is pretending to be Moody, turns him into a ferret.

In Azkaban, Sirius reflects on how wrong he was in suspecting Remus instead of Peter. He should've known, should've known the little rat's sneaky game.