It only takes a single spark to light a fire. Sometimes the source of that spark is never found. / "Is there anyway to recover his memories?" Hermione asks. No way exists. They have been erased. Destroyed. They are not hidden, they are not repressed—they are gone. Entirely, completely, absolutely.

Draco Malfoy is a Dafter, a member of the Dark Arts Fighting Team in the Aurors. Between combating bureaucracy, trying to find a serial killer, and wishing his coworker, Theodore Nott, brought him tea, he discovers that Harry Potter has an entirely unexpected profession—working at Borgin and Burkes.

Harry Potter gets sent back in time in the early spring of his 6th year at Hogwarts. The only way to get back to his time is to live through each year in a linear progression. Harry only has three goals: survive, find his friends, and make it back home. But things don't really go according to plan.

Harry Potter is 18 years old and he doesn't know who he is. Now that Lord Voldemort has been defeated, he's just a random guy who doesn't even know what he likes to do for fun. Or, the one where Harry Potter doesn't know what to do with himself after the war, so he becomes an architect, makes new friends, falls in love, and accidentally changes the world.

Draco Malfoy has a migraine and is in a terrible mood when he's called up to the Headmistress's office for a hopefully short rendezvous. Unfortunately, he falls down, accidentally ends up 70 years in the future, and has a surprisingly pleasant visit with himself (this shouldn't be a surprise, of course-Draco Malfoy is nothing but enjoyable).

Draco Malfoy has a migraine and is in a terrible mood when he's called up to the Headmistress's office for a hopefully short rendezvous. Unfortunately, he falls down, accidentally ends up 70 years in the future, and has a surprisingly pleasant visit with himself (this shouldn't be a surprise, of course-Draco Malfoy is nothing but enjoyable).