It's been ten years since the Dark Lord defeated Harry Potter, and turned Britain into his personal playground. Draco Malfoy has survived by being useful prey, constantly living in fear. When an opportunity to shed that fear arises, will he take it?

Sirius is not dealing well with his confinement, while Harry is at Hogwarts for his fifth year. Remus worries.

It's been a long seventh year at Hogwarts without Dean.

After the war, Pansy and Ron find their own happy ever after.

Hermione's newly single, and she's decided she's taking a break from boys. Cue Pansy Parkinson.

This was familiar, this was something they knew - banding together against a threat. It had been Voldemort, then it had been all the tiny difficulties they had faced rebuilding their lives after the war. Now, inexplicably, it was Voldemort again.

Narcissa is dead, and Draco's loyalties are shifting.

NEWTs are coming up, and Lily is getting more stressed every passing day. James just wants to help her unwind, but will she let him?

Ginny desperately wants Harry to be her soulmate, and Harry wants to be hers... but the possibility of having a real soulmate somewhere out there is intoxicating.

Bellatrix wants to be more than a wife, and she'll follow anyone who can promise her that.

The eighth years may have gotten over their differences - but some still don't know how to lose gracefully.

Draco's hiding from his mother's incessant matchmaking. Turns out, he's not the only one...

Walburga Black hated one son with a passion, and loved the other furiously. To make sure she'd never have to live without her favorite, she invokes a terrible bond between the brothers. When Sirius is killed, Regulus is brought back. How will Harry, Hermione, and Ron handle the return of the wrong brother? And what was the real reason for the bond?

Harry can't get Malfoy out of his mind. When he gets a chance to help his Slytherin Rival, he takes it - if only Draco would accept his help.

It's mother's day, and Harry wants to do something for Mrs. Weasley. But what?

Lucius has failed her. Now, Narcissa must choose between her husband and her son.

Ron had always known that he would be at Hermione Granger's wedding. It's just, he had always thought that he would be the groom.

He's a wealthy pureblood heir with a prejudiced father. She's a muggle-born witch. One in Slytherin, one in Gryffindor. One with ties to the wrong side, one who fights for the light. But through the years, they have a friendship that can only be called unique. Dramione, what might have been. *Infrequent Updates*

It's been a long summer, and Harry is relieved to be at Grimmauld Place - but he can't forget the Dursleys.

Every generation has a Romeo and Juliet, a pair of doomed lovers. Harry and Pansy believe that this is their destiny. But still, they can't help but hope...