Just a quick oneshot about when Harry realized that Ginny was the one for him.

From the moment that Lavender had looked into Parvati's teacup in third year, she knew that Parvati was meant to be hers.

Hermione Granger was tired. All she wanted was to settle down, work on getting her mastery in Potions, and avoid publicity. She was tired of prejudice, tired of fighting, tired of life in general. So when Harry asked her to help rehabilitate the younger Slytherins, a project that nobody else was willing to do, she didn't know why she'd said yes. After all, Malfoy was one of them...

Draco is a wealthy socialite by day, and a cat-burglar by night. Hermione is a determined detective, doing her best to bring down the notorious thief known only as 'The Dragon'. When a charity which provides toys for needy children decides to raise money by auctioning off a beautiful necklace, Draco has his next target... if Hermione doesn't catch him first! Cat-burglar AU.

When Draco first came across the Mirror of Erised, he had no idea what it was, but after what it showed him, he was determined to find out. And who better to ask than the brightest witch of her age? (AU, EWE)

As the year progresses, Hermione finds that Draco is deliciously warm. M due to alluded-to adult situations, but nothing explicit.

Severus Snape had one ray of sunshine in his life. She had red hair and beautiful eyes, was named for a flower, and changed his life forever. She was the embodiment of heartbreak and lost opportunities. She was everything. She was the best and worst thing to ever happen to Severus Snape.

Draco thought he knew everything there was to know. He never thought that he would feel like Harry Potter, he never thought he would kill his father, and he certainly never thought anything about Hermione Granger. Guess he has a lot to learn.

It all happened in the rain. * One-shot, written for Your-Arrow-Girl's beverage challenge.

...Today she stood in the kitchen of her flat and waited for her tea to boil and thought about Ron, and Draco, and what they were doing and what they would think if they could see her now, standing in her kitchen thinking about them...