If Lily had known that quarantine was going to be a thing, she would have gotten a dog. A male dog. Being able to go outside on government-approved walks, and also they don't get pregnant. Two for the price of one.

"The evening ended with Vernon and Petunia storming out of the restaurant, while Lily burst into tears and James (a little ashamed of himself) promised to make things up with Vernon at the earliest opportunity." From PotterMORE.

"I, erm," he said, blushing a bit. "I'm, fine. Just, ah, slightly sensitive to Fleetwood's." "Slightly sensitive?" repeated Lily. "James, this is the worst allergic reaction I have ever seen." Just a bit of Jily fluff. T for language. Read and review!

"Pirates," Lily said to herself. "Calmar!" Lily said louder. "Pirates!" This is a short AU Jily oneshot. Lily is a mermaid who takes her job of protecting her waters very seriously and James is a witty pirate. Enjoy!

The siren goes off in the middle of the night at Lily Evans' department, and the rest of her fellow firefighters inform her that they're officially done helping the idiot who lives on Gryffindor and has called them over a dozen times in six weeks. So it looks like this is a job she'll have to take on herself. Short and fluffy Muggle AU, with the slightest dash angst.

After surviving Lord Voldemort's attack on her house and her son, Lily's barely feels human. She barely feels anything, thanks to the potions she takes. But every so often, more and more frequently, she receives a letter and lily. And she has no idea who the sender is.

A brutal curse leaves a prince and his Castle's inhabitants poor imitations of their former selves. They try to keep their minds whole, but even a castle filled with magic can be very lonely in hard times. Can a blooming flower bring life back into the dreary Gryffindor Castle? Can she see the soul inside the beast? Written for the Jily Trope Fest.

After the most miserable moving experience in the history of mankind, a new horror hits. Bagpipes. In the middle of the night. Lily's on the warpath. Short and fluffy AU!

For Lavender, the magic happens twice. There's the spell she casts when she doesn't mean to, before she knows what it even is...and there's what happens when the prettiest girl in school smiles at her. Written for the HP Femslash Secret Santa. T for descriptions of violence.

After the worst day anyone has ever had in the history of the world (and she knows about the dying children, so don't even start with her), Lily is ready to grab the last bag of chicken nuggets from the supermarket and go home to sit in her own misery. Unfortunately, someone else has a similar plan. Jily AU.

Modern Jily AU for the Jily Royalty Fest. Lily is the illegitimate sister of Duke Sirius and Prince Regulus, and is summoned to the Slytherin Palace to take her place by Prince Orion on his deathbed. With the help of her new friends, Lily learns what it means to be a Princess, and just what it is that makes a family.

An alphabetised seating chart in Potions class. Clearly not the worst thing ever. Unless, of course, you're stuck in the Ps and your best mate in the Bs gets to live it up next to a very bright E. A Sirius/Lily friendship, Jealous!James story.

The story of the Montgomery child's death, and how Mrs. Montgomery gets back at Greyback. We'll see who wins this time. Rated T for death. First by-myself fanfic, please review. As of March 2016: Edited and re-written!

Lily and James get some unreliable information from Sirius about wizarding and Muggle traditions. Utter panic ensues. A birthday present for not really sane fairy. Fluffy and light.

In which Lily and James argue over the proper lyrics to a lullaby they both grew up with. Written for Jily Week on Tumblr.

Lily's seventeenth birthday dinner, in which her mates all give her presents. But which one will take the cake? Written for Jily Week on Tumblr.

James relationship with Lily told in seasons of the year. Written for Jily Week on Tumblr.

This is a short drabble for the "small gestures" prompt for Jily Week on Tumblr, in which Lily thinks that it's really the small stuff that does it.

In which the wheels on the bus do not move and Lily can't get home, James stops by to help her pass the time. Read and review! Criticism welcome.

In which Lily teaches James how to play Scrabble and claims it's better than Quidditch. James doesn't think so. K for slight language. Read and review! Criticism welcome.