All Remus wants is a quiet, peaceful life. Unfortunately, his father brings him too much trouble— and too many debts to pay— for that to ever be possible. When the Realm’s local crime lord, commonly known as the High Reeve: Fenir Greyback, drags Remus out of bed and tells him he has three days to pay his father’s latest debt, Remus doesn’t know what to do. But then a friend poses a

Remus returns for sixth year with new scars and confusing revelations that he’s determined to keep hidden, but somethings can’t remain hidden forever. Especially when Sirius Black develops the a strange new habit of obsessively starring at you. Basically, Sirius is infacuated. Remus is oblivious. And neither have the words to admit that something is differnet, and it isn’t just the

Remus Lupin, who from the very beginning appeared to be nothing by a shy, unexpected boy with a talent for indistinguishable cleverness and undercover mischief, but to Sirius, the foundation of a new found instinctual power, of a hunger, simmering beneath his skin, embedding his bones with a fiery need to protect, to act, to become his truest self... becoming Padfoot.

Molded by the decisions of others, Draco Malfoy is finally given the chance to decide for himself- and he decides a world where Hermione Granger doesn't exist just won't do. "It's also become very clear," he whispered inching closer, "that the moment I decided to save you was the moment I decided to save myself too." The Decision of the Boy who never had a Choice.

Remus Lupin and Sirius Black.

To pay for his part in the war, Draco's given 12 steps. Theo revises them, and things get slightly off course when one of the steps includes apologizing to Hermione Granger, who refuses to acknowledge his efforts, which is inconvenient as he can't move onto the next step until she does. Basically, Draco's fucked, which is, ironically, the first step.

Theodore Nott thought he lost Harry Potter once. Then he came back to life, but he was never really his to loose... was he?

She visits the graves of those who have fallen in the light, while he waits until all the others leave to visit in the dark and it is then that she realizes why...

Dystopian Tragedy: Theodore Nott has been given a task to find what remained of The Boy Who Lived, who has been missing for tens years after the Battle This task he refused on several occasions, but in the previous world or any other, one simply could not refuse Hermione Granger, especially when she had Draco Malfoy wrapped around her finger so tight that he was willing to die 4her