Percy, Bill and the scars that define them. Spoilers for DH.

Not all sins were always so. Implied Bill/Percy slash.

Manipulation, romance, mind games. A 'simple' bet is always destined to never be one. Marcus/Percy, Oliver/Percy

Sometimes perfection is little more than an illusion.

Remus runs into the last person he expected as he walks though Hogwarts, one last time.

A wistfully written Christmas wish list. A window into a soul that has always been guarded. When both fall unexpectingly into someone's hands, a gift that has little do to with glitter or gold is given.

In the midst of war, you can only pretend for so long. M/P. Slash.

Ron finds himself losing Fleur to the last person he ever expected to.

As Percy slowly begins to come apart at the seams, his lover can do nothing but watch. Slashy.

For three children unable to forget a war they were born in to, an ageing Memorial becomes a sanctuary.

The death of a family member leads to heartache, self-loathing and the fear of surviving in a previously shunned world alone. But can it lead to love and acceptance as well? Oliver/Percy slash.

Percy's relationship with his father isn't as wonderful as many people think. Unable to communicate verbally with his father, he tries to put his feelings down on paper ....

At the Quidditch World Cup, Percy is confronted by an old flame ... SLASH.

When the one you want is unreachable, you settle for a more willing substitute. SLASH

Oliver reflects on his life, Quidditch and Percy. Slash. Angsty.

It is often the children who are forgotten during war, their tales the ones that go untold. Percy Weasley. Oliver Wood. Marcus Flint. Three such children whose lives were changed irreversibly by the first war against Voldemort, a war that they were not on

Seamus is haunted by memories of his past.

Percy decides to come out to his family. Slightly slashy.

Given a second chance by fate, is it too late for Oliver and Percy? Sequel to 'Letting Go'. Warning - m/m slash, Oliver/Percy.

Saying good-bye is never easy, especially when it means letting go of past chances forever. (Warning inside)