The only thing holding Sherlock together was the need to make John happy, even if that happiness had nothing to do with him. John's priority was her, and them, and it was eating Sherlock alive in a silent, bone-deep way that Mary wasn't sure she could watch any longer. It was heartbreaking, and there was no need for it to be so. Not if she could bring them both around.

After the Battle of Hogwarts, Lily Potter's cries come back to Harry in his dreams - until one night when he realizes he isn't hearing his mother at all, but his best friend. One-shot.

At Hermione's graduation from Hogwarts, Harry reflects on their relationship and how they progressed from friends to being a couple. Post-Final Battle, no Epilogue. H/Hr, R/L.

In which John and Mycroft both learn secrets, and in which Mycroft and Sherlock are a bit more than just the British Government and the world's only consulting detective. The ravens of the Tower of London are always on guard. Sherlock/John pre-slash or slash implied; magical realism; takes place between "The Hounds of Baskerville" and "The Reichenbach Fall."

She was always in between them. It wasn't a choice. (H/Hr, R/Hr, sort of H/Hr/R. Complex relationship dynamics)

We all have to make choices. One choice here or there can change everything. During the Horcrux hunt and in the aftermath of the Battle of Hogwarts, the members of the Golden Trio are forced to assess the choices they have made, and whether love really can conquer all obstacles.

At the inaugural ball for newly-appointed Minister of Magic Kingsley Shacklebolt, Hermione starts to understand her own heart and her feelings for a particular dark-haired wizard. Prequel to "Confessions of the Heart."

After an Auror mission to capture Dolohov and other remaining Death Eaters goes awry, Hermione finds the courage to confront her growing feelings for Harry.