A drabble collection about the perpetually worried Jason Samuels, who has the talent of Quidditch and landing himself in the infirmary, much to Madam Pomfrey's dislike.

She tells her daughter that everything will be okay, that it doesn't seem okay now but someday, she'll find a girl or a boy who will love every single bit about her, hair included. / In which Roxanne is different and Angelina tells her daughter it's okay to be different. A drabble for Priya (sleepy queens).

His mother had never picked up a needle in her life and his sister was long gone, doing her own thing, by the time he'd sewn two pieces of fabric together after school one day. A sparkly, shimmering thing that his mother had no need for and a blinding pink sequined skirt, combined to make something clashing. Cinna-centric, for Laura through GGE.

Time travelling mishaps can have horrific results. After all, horrible things happen to witches and wizards who play with time. Set in 1788.

Years later, Freddie finds a picture of the attic of two boys. Curiously enough, one has the same name as him.

Muggle Daycare!AU - Hermione navigates her first day of daycare and makes a friend in a not so typical way. Very vague hint of Romione, if you squint.

There is a question, for all of the people who haven't felt grief digging into their skin like a knife - does it hurt to live? / post-war Lavender-centric.

Angelina knows that one day, despite everything, Roxanne will learn to love herself.

In her case, he'd be happy to write an essay. Or a novel. He might spell things wrong, and turn it in late, but it's the thought that counts, right? Drabble collection.

A special surprise that leads into the future.

In which she's skeptical of him and he's spending every moment proving her wrong.

a teddy/lilyluna freeverse written for Being a Wallflower's the freeverse competiton on the hpfc forum.

If someone had seen Molly Weasley four years ago, at the age of nineteen, and now, at the age of twenty-three, they'd notice a few differences. Fluffy oneshot.

"There isn't any I in team." "There is if you're spelling it wrong." Little drabbles glimpses of Katie/Oliver, from childhood and beyond.

There's beauty in sadness, you just have to look at the right angle. ;:Lavender/Parvati:;

The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living. Post-war, angsty.

"Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise." - Victor Hugo, Les Miserables. : for teddy :

Fred and George had turned to each other, identical grins plastered on their faces, and rushed side-by-side out of the Room of Requirement for one of the last times together.

Ginny would never, ever take him for granted, ever again. Harry/Ginny.

In which Hermione couldn't imagine it any other way. Written for the Canon Couples Challenge.