They didn't need words. All they needed was a moment, a quiet moment in the chaos, and they knew. They were inevitable. A sacred place brings more than comfort for Remus when he realizes one of its quiet users is more than meets the eye.

It was one simple promise, made after a tense moment on the astronomy tower. They wouldn't speak of it ever again, and both would just move on with their lives and live happily. But nothing is ever simple in Hogwarts. The promise burns down, leaving two worlds left to ashes, and two hearts attempting to rise from the rubble. Dramione. All rights to J.K. Rowling.

Mae Willis wasn't used to the silence she'd forced herself into. But after losing one of her best friends, a boy she considered to be her brother, silence is the only things that feels right. Laughing without Cedric, loving without Cedric, even attending Hogwarts without Cedric felt wrong. Until a desperate attempt to help her leaves Mae feeling wrong in exactly the right way.

After a disastrous night with a cheating husband and getting splinched, Hermione finds herself in St. Mungos faced with memories she'd rather forget. As she accepts the reality of her situation, she becomes closer to none other than Draco Malfoy, the healer who'd helped her on night one. But soon enough, Hermione begins to feel off, in more ways than one. Strong Language.

It was a rare magical disease, one that would attack every cell in her body until her body simply gave up. Magic would slow down the process, but only for so long. Odessa Perkins, with ten months to live, returns to Hogwarts after the demise of a friendship and the earth-shattering news of her illness. She intends for quiet year. But at Hogwarts, nothing stays quiet for very long.

In truth, Scorpius Malfoy didn't know if he would win. His method to gain control was starting to backfire, though he ignored that fact for as long as possible. When Albus Potter got involved, things got more and more complicated. And the war the had started within Scorpius Malfoy was about to get a lot bloodier. (Story involves self-harm and mental illness; please be cautious.)

There weren't many options for a girl like her. It was do this or do that and never cause any problems, because who wanted to deal with those? So when someone shows her a different way of living, Camellia Norewood doesn't know exactly what to think. All she knows is that she's tired of her life the way it is, and she no longer wants to live a lie. *All rights to J.K. Rowling*

Four students are brought together by Professor McGonagall's new program, two with a grudge years in the making. But with both heavily effected by the recent battle, will the grudge hold? Originally on Quotev All rights belong to J.K. Rowling Rated T for mild swearing and a bit of violence near the end and just to be safe.