Harry got Hermione a scarf for her birthday. But that was ages ago...but then again, it's still cold out.

He blushed, looked pleadingly at the crowd that didn't even notice, but saw that Luna and Neville were grinning and waving him on. Of course she'd planned this. He should've denied everything. He sighed and dipped his head as Hermione blushed even darker and bit her lower lip. "Honestly," he began, "I really wish this wasn't because of a ruddy plant."

Oliver, a regular Quidditch star, has his work cut out for him when he's forced to get married to Hermione Granger. "It's not like you have to get married or anything," Fred grinned. "Except - " "Oh wait - " "That is what you have to do."

This girl shows up, completely out of nowhere, and is determined to change his life. "Why me?" Remus asked. She smiled, "I know you, Remus."

Dumbledore gave a smile and folded his hands, "Very well, then. As there are only a few more days of school left, for your punishment, Mister Malfoy is to live with you and your parents for the first month, then Miss Granger is to live with you and your mother for the second month." "What?" they chorused blankly, staring at him with wide eyes.

Hermione thinks that a larger-than-normal dog is nothing, when in actuallity, he's a gateway to a whole new life for her. She just...doesn't know that yet. And neither does his best mate, who he's attempting to set up with her. Oh, and he's not exactly a dog all the time either. But you probably guessed that already.

Hermione refuses to get out of bed on the first snow of the year. Can Fred help in any way?

Sirius Black is on a quest - a quest to win over one girl who he'd found as insufferable in earlier years. But, of course, those doubt him and his abilities. She smirks. He smirks. "We'll see."

"Sorry, I ah – " she shook her head a little, "I'm a time traveler. And I'm rather stuck here now because Bellatrix screwed everything up by not marrying that Lestrange guy." "Lily, I appreciate you caring about me, but if time has already been screwed up I'm just going to have to screw it up for the better."

It's not the huge, vastly important things we do that make up who we are to who we love. It's the smaller things we do that echo louder and louder in their hearts. It's the little moments that matter to them. After all, love is only a four letter word.

"What're you doing on the floor?" He shrugged and looked back at the lava lamp, "Thinking."

The world has been a terrible place. And some things didn't exactly go according to plan the first time 'round. "You may return to Earth, with a party of two that can either be living or non, and fix it from the point where you had been sent."

Hermione has multiple things bringing her mood down. Can George bring them back up? Of course he can, he's George freaking Weasley! Twin Exchange May Challenge

But nobody here would know what was really meant to happen, aside from a little glass vial sitting in the bottom of Remus' trunk that had long since been forgotten. Because, really, that and the Potions partner had been what changed it all.

One birthday starts off a big chain of events that only start to make sense a year later. However, this only happens to George. TwinExchange April Challenge. Totally went overboard.

She never forgets a birthday. "Happy Birthday." "Thanks, Jo."

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Dumbledore's eyes sparkled, "I'm glad you asked that, Miss Granger. Draco, once school is over, you will be spending five weeks at Miss Granger's home. Once that time is up, Hermione will go to live with you for five weeks..."

James can't believe that in just a few hours, he's become a dad. "Hey Harry," he whispered to him, "Welcome to the world."

"So testosterone boys and harlequin girls, won't you read this whole book and keep your lovers at bay?" 'Easier said than done, Hermione,' Harry Potter thought as he read her and George's co-authored book, 'Easier said than done.'