In her final year at Hogwarts, Kersti Ridgelow manages to attract the attention of Lily Evans and the infamous Marauders, even though being a Muggleborn Seer was hard enough. At least she's a smart, kickass Ravenclaw, but too bad she gets involved with Sirius Black. But then again, it's much more fun being a sinking, chaotic train-wreck with him.

During the Christmas holidays of 1971, there is a joint reunion between Walburga and Orion Black, Druella and Cygnus Black, and all their respective Black offspring. Thankfully Andromeda is there to lighten Sirius's mood and share her joy with him.

In fifth year, rumour has it that the squeaky-clean Lily Evans is hosting secret meetings on Thursday nights. James and Sirius take it upon themselves to find out whether they really are practicing dark magic, though it comes at a painful cost.

Sirius knows that he's a flawed person, not that he likes admitting it to anyone. But if there's anyone who can call him out on his crap, it's the Marauders, and Remus in particular.

Whenever Bellatrix is around to distract her, Hermione's baking efforts always go terribly wrong. An afternoon attempt at baking biscuits is certainly no exception.

Bellatrix and Hermione have history, though one that puts their lives on the line when the Golden Trio are captured and brought back to Malfoy Manor. Bellatrix has done everything to merit Hermione's hatred, and yet Hermione can do nothing but love her. Deathly Hallows AU oneshot with canon divergence and a happy ending.

Sirius hadn't had a best friend until he got to Hogwarts, let alone such a good one like James. Whether it's making mischief or taking Snivellus down with a bewitched carpet, twelve-year-old Sirius knows that James will show him what true friendship is, and that they'll explore this whole new world together.

In 1981, Sirius has been receiving anonymous letters chronicling some of the many adventures, mischief, and pranks that he got up to with the Marauders at Hogwarts. He's fairly certain which Marauder has been sending them, but he wants a proper confession.

In the wee hours of the morning, Filch performs a Hamlet-esque soliloquy to Mrs. Norris about his love for the Queen of England.

James and Sirius being goofs and teasing each other in sixth year.

James and Sirius have a heart-to-heart about Sirius's family issues before the Christmas holidays.

Can a merman risk his life for true love? Can a confused girl- now a mermaid- see past his act to peek inside his open heart? My own retold version of The Little Mermaid. Some gender swaps and changes to the plot from my end, but the overall flavour of the story is the same.

Ocenia is a mermaid and Liam is a human. Against their better judgments, they meet secretly and fall in love. Will the discovery of the mer-people and jealous friends tear their relationship apart?