Rose and Hugo hatch a plan to get their mum to see what they think is pretty obvious.

The end of the war has come. It's Hogwarts, May 2nd 1998. For the Wizarding World, this day would be remembered as the last day Voldemort's presence would be known. For Hermione Granger, one of the most horrible days of her life just wont end.

A perfectly good plan goes awry, and Hermione is forced to readdress where her interests lay. Rated M for later chapters.

A short look at how being drunk can help one do and say things that when sober, one never would have. It's called liquid courage for a reason, and Hermione and Minerva are about to see why.

When side-along apparating another adult, the one guiding the apparation must maintain complete focus of their own magic, or upon arriving at the intended destination, the pair may find they they have exchanged body parts. Most often, this is an eyebrow, or a finger, though any body part may be effected. For Minerva and Hermione, this issue is quite long term. M for later chaps.

The war had cost many lives, and propriety had destroyed many others. For Molly Weasley, her life would go on, but the wizarding tradition of one marriage, and one marriage only left her alone after the final battle had taken the life of her husband, Arthur. As for Hermione Granger, being a know-it-all will mean making a very tough choice. To offer comfort, or to walk away?

I've spent the entirety of my life hiding my sexuality for one reason or another, and enough is enough already. I spend nine months of the year in a castle filled with young people who are at perfect liberty to snog and grope and occasionally shag in public places, and after all these years of teaching, I'm bloody jealous!

The final installment of the "Grief" series. Hermione is back in Britain, and her plan to avoid Minerva had failed. Is Minerva ready to let go of her pain, or is Hermione in for more of the same, bitter woman?

Forth in the Five Stages of Grief series! Two years after leaving Britian, Hermione returns, hopeful she can continue to avoid Minerva. Unfortunately, her former lover and future boss happen to be good friends. For Minerva, two years have continued her journey through grief, and she thinks she's almost ready to let the past go.

When Professor Hermione Black arrives at Hogwarts and accepts the Defense Against the Dark Arts position, Minerva McGonagall decides that she simply does not like this woman, and nothing Albus can say or do will change that. Professor Black would rather her co-worker not hate her, but it's not like she wanted to fall in love with the woman. To bad fate has other ideas.

Hermione has finally had it with Minerva. With graduation impending, she must make a choice.

Hermione has known how she felt about Minerva McGonagall for years, and at when they run into each other at a Ministry Gala, she decides to finally confront the older witch about how those feelings may not be as one sided as the Headmistress wants her to believe. Rated M for later chapters.

Part two of "The Five Stages of Grief" series. With nothing left to lose, and a need to place blame, Minerva's anger drives her to want to run away. Can Hermoine stop her?

Harry and Ron notice that Hermione and her favorite Professor, McGonagall, are suddenly not getting along. Worried about the anger and depression their friend seems to be dealing with, the scheme up a way for the two women to sort things out.

In a world where Petunia loved her nephew, Harry Potter grew up wanted.

ATTN: Deputy Headmistress It is with regret that we must inform you that your student, Hermione Granger, sixth year Gryffindor, died last evening. Her parents have requested that her personal belongings be brought… WARNING: Suicide! Don't like, don't read!

Minerva's voice, just as Hermione remembered, was clear as day. Ever the teacher, the woman's clipped cadence could be heard clearly over the din of idle chatter that surrounded them, much like it had been in classes at Hogwarts, all those years ago.

Just as Hermione is finishing up at Hogwarts, she and her beloved Professor McGonagall get into an argument which builds to a duel. More than a year later, still angry at one another, the Ministry passes a Marriage Law, and both are rather dismayed when they are paired together.

First in a series of five oneshots following Minerva and Hermione has they fight their way through the stages of grief.

When Hermione split her soul the night of the battle, it had been one of the young woman's few mistakes to date. She should have died that day. In all the ways that mattered, Hermione had died that day. All that was left to do was finish the process the Dementor's had started, and let what remained of this broken woman's soul be freed.