Evan Dursley always felt unsure about being a wizard. Now that he's starting Hogwarts, things are even worse. He cannot escape the Dursley family's infamous reputation in the wizarding community. But over the school year, Ev will learn that it doesn't matter what someone is born, but what they grow to be. Sequel to Afternoon Tea at Number 4 Privet Drive.

Ross Warren was just a first year when the Carrows chained him up in the dungeon. Now he's in his seventh year with one goal: Become an Auror. But something is desperately wrong at Hogwarts. Ross is having strange dreams and he's sure there is a connection. Another battle is coming and it will be Ross' chance to prove that he has what it takes to be an Auror. Slight Neville/Luna

The night after "Snape's Worst Memory," James finds himself overcome with guilt. But not for the reason you think.

The Yule Ball is fast approaching and Dean Thomas hasn't asked a girl to go with him yet. He knows who he wants to ask, but doesn't think he stands a chance. However, when he hears word that someone's planning to invite her, he decides to try his luck and ask her first.

Lavender was attacked by Fenrir Greyback. By all accounts, she should have been dead. But thanks to Hermione, she was alive. After the battle, the two have their first real conversation in years. Despite their problems in the past, the pair discover that they might just be friends after all. One shot.

Dudley and his son, Evan, have tea with Vernon and Petunia. And something very strange happens. A sequel called "What We Grow To Be" is now up.

One night after being especially cruel to his students, Snape is warned by the Bloody Baron that he will be visited by the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. Can they make Snape change his ways before he's punished for all eternity?

My take on the events leading up the adorable scene where Ron and Hermione play piano in the Deathly Hallows movie. Ron asks Hermione for a piano lesson. One shot.

A brief look at the last moments of three characters before they died off page in Deathly Hallows- where they were, what they were thinking, what they regretted most about leaving behind. Rated T for some violence and mild language.