Taki wanted to do something for Valentine's Day, to show her friends how much they meant to her. But there was nothing on the shelf that came near to encompassing everything she wanted to express.

Tanuma slips into the woods and puts his glasses on; takes them off as the trees begin to thin and he knows he's close to school or home. He tries to ignore the niggling guilt at the secret he's keeping, and the fear of Natsume's reaction if he ever finds out. (Sequel to "Glasses".)

AU During his fourth year, Harry begins to feel that something is Not Right. He studies incessantly and when Voldemort is resurrected, he knows of a spell that can get rid of the monster forever . . . unfortunately, there are side-effects . . .

On a school trip, between one moment and the next, Tanuma's teacher and about half of his classmates disappear. Everyone must figure out how to deal with this changed world, and the new dangers it has brought with it. Meanwhile, Tanuma wants to believe that Natsume was not one of those who disappeared that day ... but if not, where is he?

Natori has plans for Valentine's Day. Life happens instead. He finds he doesn't really mind.

Some days Natori sees being asexual – being aromantic – as an identity, a fundamental part of who he is. Some days he sees it as an excuse, and wonders if he can even tell when he's lying to himself anymore. Usually he figures the truth is probably somewhere in between.

[postHBP, negligible spoilers, OneShot] Even Dumbledore is not omniscient ... a bit of Voldemort's past that slipped through the cracks.

On his fifteenth birthday, Harry Potter begins to dream of someone disturbingly familiar. As the weeks pass, the dreams continue. What will happen when he returns to Hogwarts? And are these changes he's experiencing just puberty ... or something more?