Hermione gets the cat, the flat, the food, and the furniture. Ron gets the family and friends. Harry gets the boot, his little book, the blame, and the shame. Ginny gets a new bloke and a haircut. New circumstances mix with old patterns, and Harry and Hermione find their friendship put to the test.

Left alone to hunt for Dark things, they fare none to well without her. Drabble series.

She talks of him, here and there, amongst their guests, all evening. She calls him "Mr. Thomas,"and "Dean Thomas," or "My Muralist," or, sometimes, just "Dean".

...Or, Pansy Parkinson Goes to Glastonbury.

The exam is Monday. The least he can do is help her study.

Hugo is sorted into Slytherin. Ron has a bit of a problem with that. Hermione intervenes. For the TL's "I Never" Challenge.

'She'd prepared for empty rooms and close air, but not the false play of light.' Hermione goes home. Harry follows.

The gift presents with the damselfly... A bit AU, possibly.

They just have to intersect in a loo. And from the catty incident before the Yule Ball, and several others after, Pavarti is all too familiar with the particular strain of ugly restrooms can grow.

Three times Luna looks in the mirror.

The one with the lolly, the hallucinogen, the cigarettes, and the 'morning after'. A story in three parts. **Rated M for adult themes, and language.

Rose thinks she can learn something in Thailand. Scorpius thinks she knows quite enough, as it is. ***Rated M for a reason***

The war is lost. Seven hundred paces north, she waits. The beginning of the end.*****Rated M for several very good reasons- Hr/G, G/NL, major character death, violence.

"The problem, as Harry sees it, is he simply wasn't prepared." Rated M for a bit of language, a bit of drinking, and a bit of adult-theme type things.

A corpse, Parkinson, and a smoked chicken sandwich. It would have been a perfect day, if it weren't for that other thing. Rated M for a reason.

She feels the familiar pang of disappointment that the two of them have never been better friends. But that doesn't mean she can't try one last time to put him at ease.-WARNING: Affair Fic. That's right.

It's the one thing he's always wanted. So why can't Charlie Weasley "close the deal" with Nymphadora Tonks?

So it's a Fred and a George who've bowled her over in the corridor of this train. Angelina and the Twins in six acts.

They aren't what you'd call a fun lot. But trade is trade- and perhaps the night can be salvaged, after all. A Halloween drabble.

It's Dudley's birthday. He has a surprise for his parents.