Harry may not have parents, but he wants his godfather. After the defeat of Voldemort, he has a plan to get Sirius back, without upsetting history at all. All he needs is a Time-Turner and an Invisibility Cloak.

A sequel to The Black Rose, Remus and Sirius are now friends, and intend to keep it that way. But something keeps drawing them closer, wanting more. Will they continue denying it, or accept their love? Shall Remus's secret be revealed and welcomed, or will he be cruelly cast aside? And will James be a confused third wheel? Yes, yes he will.

James has an idea. If his friends won't just snog already, he'll make them himself. And he he has a master plan to assure this happening. It's brilliant. Obviously.

Sirius decides to give his homework assignment a new twist ad his bigoted professor a little message.

Sirius Black, along with his friend James Potter, rules the school. Each week, he gets a new date, girl or boy. One week, he chooses Remus Lupin, who could not be more unhappy about it. Remus is a loner, keeping everything close to the vest. He has a secret after all, and just wants to be left alone. Unfortunately, Black has no intentions of leaving him be. But is that a bad thing?

A cute little oneshot in an AU of wolfstar raising Harry. Just their response to the flying car scene.

You've most likely read and Remus's life at Hogwarts. But have you ever read about before? This is the story of Remus's pre-Hogwarts friends' discovery of, as James put it, his "furry little problem". But will they be so accommodating?

This is the story of the Marauders discovery of Remus's "furry little problem". It