Hermione would do almost anything to win the war against Voldemort, but after reading a book confiscated from the Malfoy estate, she begins to see that there is a price to pay for the magical and brutal help that she receives. Draco Malfoy, proper heir to the terrible magic and badly broken by war himself, is the only one who seems to have any idea of what is haunting her.

"Do not stray from the path again. There are terrible monsters in these woods that would like nothing more than to devour delicious little girls like you. Run along to your grandmother's house and pray stop for no one." Fairy Tales, retold.

Every time he comes back, he knows her. She's supposed to know him, too, but this time it's different. This time, she doesn't recognize him and so he resolves to live out this life without her. A short, sad story of reincarnation and miscommunication. Character death and implied violence.

Draco Malfoy takes Pee Wee Quidditch very, very seriously. Scorpius and James eat bugs. Hermione bets Ginny who will throw the first punch.

Draco has just finished serving his sentence in Azkaban. Hermione has just been transferred into a desk job at the Department of Magical Law Enforcement where she is a paper pusher and (sometimes, begrudgingly) a parole officer.When dark events start following the Malfoy heir. Hermione's job and Draco's future are hinging on the unlikely pair's ability to prove Draco's innocence.

"She wanted to tell me that she heard it from Blaise who heard it from his mother who heard it from my mother's hairdresser that I had asked my mother for her mother's engagement ring because I was planning on proposing to someone." In which Draco does not propose to Hermione. Short. Fluffy. One-shot. Done.

No matter how the story begins, it always ends the same way. They fall in love. Absolutely fluffy.

"He actually didn't like having to sit down at the bench and memorize songs, notes, chords, but he loved the satisfaction he felt when music was played well and there was rarely anyone around who could play piano better than he could." One shot.

Why Hermione Granger stays with Draco Malfoy. One-shot. Rated T for mention of grown-up stuff.

Five rules that govern Draco and Hermione's relationship and guide their life together. Canon compliant up until the epilogue. Post-school.