Sirius is ... well...pregnant. Some SBOC and even a little bit of JPLE if you're lucky. T for content, and some later topics. ABANDONED, sorry!

They're all just stories.

Some things are the same, every time.

For the Hemingway Six Challenge.

Lily Evans Potter is sitting at an outdoor café, the sun is shining above a striped red umbrella, and the thing she wants most in the world is two tables to the slightly left of her in the hands of another woman.

Arthur was the spare parent, and somehow it had never felt wrong until today.

Faced with the fact that there is nothing beautiful about Walden Macnair, Eleanor Macnair finds she cannot forgive him, or herself. For The Poetry for Prompt Challenge on HPFC

If they ever spoke...

And sometimes she hates him, hateshateshates him, hateshateshates him for making her wait. Tonks after Remus leaves in Deathly Hallows.

It sounds terribly exciting in her head, and she likes to imagine what would have happened if he had, oh, met a charming, self-deprecating, but absurdly attractive teenage Quidditch star at the right time - not her, of course.

Lily Evans in spring is a revelation unto herself, and something about the muggy, drowsy air of the Divination classroom makes it impossible for James Potter to look away.

Because, second by second, year by year, everything is getting away from him. T for language.

We were nothing.

Severus Snape knows all about forbidden things.

For the The Christmas Cards 1997 Challenge on Sober Universe. Remus has a rather special letter to write this Christmas.

Sometimes all you can do is laugh to keep yourself from crying."

Set in the Maddox Malfoy Universe. Albus Potter reveals his possession of compromising knowledge. Maddox reveals her own. A truce is called. Almost.

Amycus Carrow, insane and in Azkaban. Where he belongs. Pretty disturbing so beware.

Set in the Maddox Malfoy Universe. Meet Maddox Malfoy, who hates many things, among them Albus Potter.

A meeting late at night spells trouble... or something like that. Written for the Planetary Prose and Colored Roses challenge on HPFC