Fred and George take up arms against Umbridge.

Charlie grinned. His really not good morning had just made a swift u-turn to fantastic.

Teddy finds himself in time out... It's so unfair!

Lavender is so ready to walk down the aisle to her man. She was born ready for this moment.

On a blind date, a cheesy chat up line and an argument about Star Trek vs Star Wars keeps Remus entertained, and that's before his date even arrived.

She may be a Black, and she may be a Witch, but Cassiopeia is a Mother first. Warnings for mentions of prostitution.

Her soul is drifting. It's freeing. She can finally relax. Kendra Centric. Warning for Canon Character Death.

Never has a wedding day been so perfect...

It's hard being the middle child but Lorcan makes it easier.

Barty had never known acceptance until Regulus Black came along.

A late night studying in the library leads to an interesting conversation. AU. PreSlash

He walks on, refusing to look back even as his heart strains for the one he's left behind. He cannot return, not after the words spoken, not after the anger unleashed. He will never return, no matter that without his heart, without his friends, without his family; he has no hope for a long survival.

One day, he'll have her in his arms and he won't have to let her go back to her husband. One day, he'll be her husband. One day... One day.

He's lost all hope of getting out of this hellhole... but he can hope.

Sirius just wants to keep her warm. She'll get cold if he takes his jacket away. Character death.

After a day out shopping in the cold winter weather, Regulus is happy to be finally warm in front of the fire. When Rabastan gets home with a well deserved reward, Regulus can't contain himself.

All he remembers, as he sits in his cell in Azkaban, is the scent of cigarette smoke.

The Dark Lord might have marked Regulus as a Death Eater, but Rabastan would forever take great joy in marking his own ownership, causing pleasure instead of pain.

His smirk turning sinful, Barty wrapped his arms around his boyfriend. "I'm sure you're correct."

Molly knows she has to be strong for her children, but there's no cure for the heartache of losing a child. Canon character death.