They hoped to find home, but what Sirius and Hermione discover on the other side of the Veil is that they are more than fifty years in their own past. It hardly matters if they are in a different reality now when all that makes their reality theirs hasn't happened yet. Is it an opportunity, destiny, or a disaster in the making? Continuation of Everyone Lies Awake.

Unspeakable Hermione Granger is tasked with uncovering the secrets of the Veil. Discovering that it is not a gateway to death, but rather to alternate realities, she finds hope that somewhere, somehow, Sirius Black may still be alive. Finding him may only be the beginning of her adventures, however, as she's about to learn the truth about how everyone lies.

It's the first Beltane festival after the war, and it's supposed to be the party of all parties. Minerva McGonagall, begrudgingly, agrees to supervise. She doesn't count on her friend trying to get her laid, her brother trying to get her married, or Hermione Granger being curious about what she thinks is so damn funny.

Part two of 'The Lost Founder Series'. Sequel to 'Telling Time'. The past is not quite finished with Hermione. She went to it, and now it comes for her. "Who once was lost now takes the lead, she who decides the fates. The Founder must face down her heir, He-Who-Knows-Not-Her-Name."

The marriage contract, the lies to protect their mother, and the hidden truths from Harry to ensure advantages in the war to come all seemed like perfectly reasonable decisions. Sometimes, however, reason fails. Slow burn, M for later chapters.

As Ron and Hermione separate, their daughter Rose pushes her mother and godmother, Minerva McGonagall, to reevaluate the nature of their relationship. Things get complicated quickly, as things are never simple with love, or where the soul is concerned. Still Hermione is determined to save her marriage, despite growing feelings for her best friend.

"Are you honestly okay with going to your grave living a lie? I sure as shite wouldn't be. Of course, I'm a Gryffindor, we're known for being brave and all that rot. Gryffindors don't let fear get the better of them, in the end. Oh wait, what House were you in again?" Hermione challenges McGonagall like never before. Everything is about to change. HG/MM with a twist.

Minerva McGonagall doesn't quite know what to do when a Muggle woman called Hermione Granger barrels into her life, shutting down her concerns with single word and adapting to a world of magic as if she'd been born to be there. Maybe, just maybe, she had been. A decimated wizarding population comes to realize that maybe this Muggle is the crux to solve all their problems. HG/MM

-As the pair settles in the first night of the Duel-Off, a major Wizarding event that only takes place once every hundred years, Minerva's heart begins to beat a little faster as she recognizes the feelings bubbling to the surface of her mind. Feelings that she thought had been squashed more than twenty years ago. Feelings for Hermione.- MM/HG. Normal disclaimers apply.

Ten years ago, after a year of building a friendship, Minerva and Hermione parted ways abruptly, unwilling to face the way their relationship was growing and changing. Now, Minerva is ready to face a future with Hermione, but Hermione's life has become substantially more complicated than it was before. Slow and steady, they learn that it's the simple things that make love work.

When Hermione made a choice at the end of her forth year, she foresaw a number of consequences to her actions. She foresaw losing her friendships with Harry and Ron, and she foresaw all of the danger. She didn't foresee falling in love with a woman who resented her for her decisions, and she most certainly didn't anticipate that love would turn out to be more powerful than memory.

When a tradition exists for more than one reason.

By her fifth year, Hermione realized that her relationship with Minerva McGonagall was growing, that Minerva had begun to see her as a woman rather than a girl. She thinks that if Minerva saw her as a woman, than she must be willing to see her as an equal; as a friend rather than a student. Merlin, had Hermione been off the mark on that one. MM/HG Oneshot with no plan to continue.

A story of how Hermione Granger fell in love with the most unlikely person imaginable. Her best friend's mum. Molly Weasley. Posting as COMPLETE because this can stand alone, but pending good response, this will be continued in the form of a sequel.

A chronicle of Hermione's Granger's Bucket List, and how fate determined that the Slytherin was bound to butt heads, and later fall in love with the one and only Minerva McGongall - Head of her rival house. Slytherin!Hermione, HG/MM, Rated M for later chapters.

Rumor has it that Minerva and Hermione have more than platonic feelings for each other. Considering the source of the rumors, both find the concept laughable, but as time passes, Hermione's doubts grow. HG/MM Past SS/MM.

Minerva McGonagall has a secret, and Hermione Granger is about to find out, the hard way, what it feels like to eat her words.

Hermione is pregnant. Pregnant by a dead man who she shouldn't have slept with in the first place. She makes plans to make her problem go away. Meanwhile, Minerva, grief stricken at the many losses during the war, makes plans to seclude herself away, alone, for the foreseeable future. Plans change when chance interferes.

In another version of the fates, Hermione was the teacher, and Minerva was the student. How different would things have been if Hermione had been born in 1935, and Minerva had been the third part of the Golden Trio?

It's all a game of forcing submission. HG/MM Trigger warnings: BDSM