A story of the tables that sit between Rose and Scorpius. Multi-Chap.

"Of course this wasn't going to go well. She was who she was, and he was infinitely more, and he probably shouldn't have even agreed to be here today, but here he sat looking perfect in a pressed blue shirt—oh dear stars, she was positively starting to hyperventilate." One-Shot.

Scorpius lends Rose a few much-needed galleons, and he has an idea of how he wants to be paid back. One-Shot.

Rose is a healer. Scorpius is a potioneer. They have a (completely professional) relationship. Probably.

Scorpius has every intention of huffing into Rose's office in confrontation. He's just not quite sure how. Two-Shot.

"Point is, the whole school thinks you're untouchable. Nothing anyone can say or do affects you. They're wrong, though." One-Shot.

It's Halloween; Rose and Scorpius are sent to clean out the Shrieking Shack together. What happens when they uncover more than dust? OneShot.

I had never believed in luck until the afternoon I saw the golden liquid sitting at the front of my Potions classroom like a god speaking to an Atheist. OneShot.

Rose Weasley doesn't scream, cry, or demand things. She refuses to feel. I am at a complete loss as to how I am able to feel something for a practical sociopath. Valentine's Day One-Shot.

It all started out as a game, really. An absurd, heat-of-the-moment game. It was rather simple to be honest. So the first time I asked her to marry me, it was all in good fun. Two-Shot.

When Scorpius finds himself in a bit of a rut, Harry attempts to come to his aid. One-Shot.

Rose just wishes that someone would notice when she's offended by James' stick-up-your-rear jokes, that she'd rather trim Mandrakes than fling spells at another student, and that she despises treacle tart. The story of how Rose Weasley was finally noticed. One-Shot

Rose takes great pride in being Captain of the Quidditch team, but no one on the team can handle her aggressive passion. Aside from one person, that is. One-Shot.

Rose decides to go on an adventure in the early morning, and Scorpius tells her just what he thinks of her child-like behavior. One-Shot.

"Did you just get tired of us? Is that it? We're all too barmy for you that you feel the need to go sell your soul in America!" One-Shot.

In which Rose Weasley is running. Not from werewolves, nor from her parents. Rose Weasley is running from one Scorpius Malfoy because things just got awkward. One-Shot.

I swear that some days I would love to Avada him and feed his corpse to Aragog's kin. That would give me a kind of sick pleasure you could never experience. In simpler terms, Al, I hate him.

All Rose needed was one good reason... It was Scorpius who needed to give it to her. Dialogue. One-Shot.