She lays back, and thinks of a man with dark hair and blue eyes, who always manages to save her when he still hasn't saved himself. / Neville and Victoire don't need anyone else.

I'll always help to save you. / Three stories of post-War healing.

With her hair bright against the city skylights, this life has never seemed so limitless before. / Lily's always leaving Teddy with his heart on the floor.

The scent of purity and apologies. / He'll never regret anything more than this.

She's like a bird. Flighty, one-blink and she's gone. / The one where Teddy learns to let things go, and Lily learns to come back.

At first, it's the usual failed-relationship-type cliché. / Because Neville sees the sparkle in Victoire's eye.

It's nothing if not irrational. / Remus and Sirius and playing pretend.

"Because I'm Lily, and you're Teddy, and I just can't do this." / Lily and Teddy, always trying too hard.

"Please don't marry him." Tracks in the snow. She disappears. He is alone. / Lily and Teddy, turning the tables.

These days, he's rethinking the love thing. / And maybe Blaise was lying to Parvati when he said he didn't believe in love.

Maybe a year wouldn't be so bad... No, no. Harry Potter in Azkaban was unacceptable. / Lily and Teddy inform Harry of their relationship.

Like tears shed for blue-haired boys. / Lily cries for a love lost. Lily/Teddy.

He closes his eyes and lines are crossed everywhere, bridges burned and walls broken. / Lily and Teddy, through the years and numbers that fade away.

Happy endings are overrated, anyway. / The one where Lily cries and Teddy leaves.

It's a lonely world without you. / Parvati and Blaise teach each other about themselves.

"So, what, are we, like, lovers now?" / In which Blaise pouts and Parvati won't stop talking.

Yeah, whatever. It's her catchphrase. / Astoria catches Draco's eye.

it's something like wishful thinking. / Because when she cries it rains. Lily/James.

Because no one regrows eyebrows quite like her. / Sequel to The Girl with the Lion Hair. Seamus/Lavender.

"Oh, hello," she mumbles politely, looking up and smiling at him shyly. And then she bursts into tears. / Dean and Lavender, the ones who were forgotten.