Hermione finds a mysterious piece of self-writing parchment in Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes that writes: Tell me your deepest desire. Thinking it's a trick, she says, "Take me to my soul mate?" and she suddenly finds herself at Severus Snape's feet.

Hermione has her hands full between work issues, private life issues, and her personal obligations. On top of everything else, she had offered to help George keep up with product production when he reopened his shop. However, so does Ron, and thanks to his brilliant bumbling, George and Hermione have a huge problem on their hands. Ironically, the answer is out there.

This is an alternate plausible possibility in the story of Severus Snape regarding how the events unfolded in the Shrieking Shack and the outcome of a single act of kindnesses to a broken hero. Twenty-two years of his life had been given over to following the desires of another; seventeen of them as Dumbledore's man, which meant he served two masters as a servant, spy and pawn.

Severus has a bit of trouble watching his son with Hermione's granddad in the house. Of course, life would be easier with magic, and if the half-kneazle could be allowed in the bassinette, but no, he has to do everything the Muggle way!

Hermione buys a Muggle house and finds it is haunted. What does she do? Happy Halloween!

With the upcoming wedding between her brother, Bill, and her soon to be Phlem-in-law, Ginny finds herself trapped into participating in the expected tradition of the meeting of the mum's. So, like it or not, she's having lunch with the Delacours'. Oh, joy! Written well before HD so this is very much AU now. No spoilers exist in this story.

George mistakenly blew it and announced to his entire family and their friends that Fred's girlfriend is pregnant. Nevertheless, he has now decided he would like to raise his brother's child and provide for Lydia. However, Lydia isn't exactly seeing things his way. How can he convince her to marry him? Will she? Moreover, what do his family and friends think?

Hermione is spurned by Severus after weeks of trying to help him recover in St. Mungo's. Devastated, she becomes betrothed to Lucius. Unfortunately, there are those still out there who resent the outcome of the Great Wizarding War, and would like to see all Muggle-borns and blood traitors punished for their defeat of Voldemort and his Death Eaters. How far will they go? More import

Hannah Abbott sneezes in Flourish and Blotts, setting off a butterfly effect that somehow leads to people thinking Voldemort's returned. This story was written before Deathly Hallows came out so it's an alternate universe tale, now

Euphorbia milii-dualis: tickled-pink thorny spurge Ginny wanted to give her brothers, Fred and George, a unique and interesting birthday gift. However, things didn't go quite as she planned. This was written before Deathly Hallows came out, so it's an alternate universe story.

After being in hiding for ten years, trying to blend in unnoticed and survive in a human culture that hates and suspects all Atrians, a young Atrian stuck on Earth finds hope when seven Atrian students are chosen to attend the local human high school in an integration program. What she hadn't expected was to find herself drawn to one of the Atrian boys.

The Weasley twins are very clever practical jokers, masters of mischief and mayhem, staunch adversaries of authority, pretension, and known to be disrespectful to teachers in general. Is it any wonder that they took on Umbridge? So what happens when a fellow student turns to Fred and George, asking for help in getting even with Umbridge? How far will they go in pestering and tea

What must it be like to live next door to the Weasleys? Especially if you are already curious about one particular Weasley – George finds out just how curious one neighbor really is.

Draco is without his wand when his wife is injured. He is forced to let go of his Muggle prejudices in order to seek medical help for her… Or will the shock of the accident force him to see that there is more to Muggles than meets the eye?

Hermione, Ginny and Luna, sharing a girl moment, decide to cast a Pairing-Plight Troth Charm on themselves for fun. For Ginny, the results are exactly what she expected, Luna, she was only mildly surprised. However, for Hermione, the results were disastrous! She thought she'd be paired to Ron and live happily ever after. So what happened and why did she see Professor Snape?

Teenage Severus Snape and Lily find a room in the castle with a partially hidden staircase that leads them up to a private room at the top of a tower that even the Marauders don't know about. Then twenty years later, Hermione Granger finds the room. Suddenly, she's confronted by Severus Snape, who's always considered tower room to be his own private little nook, and finds herself n

Little Bella gets to decorate her home, with some expert help, while Daddy's at Hogwarts, running things, and Mummy is at the Ministry. Guess letting George babysit the day of Halloween wasn't such a good idea!

Hermione goes back to the Shrieking Shack, determined to bring back Snape's body. When she gets there, there is absolutely no evidence of his death. Suddenly, somebody grabs her from behind. Who is it, and what really happened to Snape?

Hermione Granger is given a Time-Turner and instructions to use it. Only, using a Time-Turner can be a little tricky if not used correctly: a mistake made in counting or a slip of fingers can make the user jump irregularly and thus she could accidental alter her time line. And when such an accident happens, Severus Snape uses Hermione's Time-Turner in order to fix a horrific wrong.