Outtakes, alternate POVs, odds 'n' ends, missing scenes, behind-the-scenes, and things I just couldn't fit into Portions for Foxes, spanning from 1977-1998. Lem/Lang.

Using a Time Turner, Hermione makes a trip into the past to visit and understand one man she never really knew. She finds herself showing his teenage self what life is all about. Inspired by Rilo Kiley's 'Portions for Foxes.' O/s. Lang/Lem.

Instead of obsessing, she merely read through some files neatly stacked on a far corner of her desk, trying to forget that pleased smile playing about Draco Malfoy's lips as he pocketed that fertility potion. O/s. Lem/Lang.

Draco just might find what he's looking for in the gilded mirror in the bowels of his father's manor, but is she looking for him? O/s. Lem.

Hermione returns to Hogwarts, hoping to complete her studies alongside only one other Eighth Year, a Slytherin. Living amongst rumours and under curious gazes, Draco Malfoy helps her deal with pariahdom in more ways than one. O/s. Lem/Lang.

Tonks' midnight stroll in the Library illuminates the answer to all her problems: a Slytherin boy with a penchant for combat boots and charming his hair. O/s.

Finally realising her mistake, Tonks enlists the help of Hogwarts' Potions Master to find Scabior. But how can a portkey take her back to someone who doesn't seem to exist? Lang/Lem. 3/3.

What are the chances that a troublemaking pixie would lead Tonks back to the one man she had been trying to avoid? Lang/Lem. 2/3.

A string of other people's mistakes leads to a wild, hazy ride with a back-alley dealer for 'Nymph'. Lang/Lem. 1/3.

Lupin was bloody well sure that it would be Romulus who would lose, not Remus this time. O/s. Lem/Lang.

Tonks is torn up about Lupin, but Fred Weasley's there to put the shine back into her pink hair. Not set at any specific time. O/s. Lem/Lang.

To bring someone back from the dead means another has to die... Alternate veil scene. O/s.