Hikaru has never told anyone the truth about Sai. Not even Akira. Until now.

All Cedric ever wanted was to be remembered. And dying hurts. Because they will remember him. But not as a champion, or a son, or a boyfriend, but as a sacrifice. His senseless death will mark the ending of an era where peace reigned. And he would rather be remembered for nothing, if it meant just one more moment in her arms.

There is one thing Draco Malfoy has always taken very, very seriously. His perfectly coiffed hair. And now, that hair is threatened. To keep it perfect, Draco will go on any sort of adventure. Even if he's got to hide out in the bloody Muggle town of Cockermouth. Whatever it takes. Assuming his propensity to bed anything that moves doesn't derail everything.

Hermione wakes up in an unfamiliar room. An unfamiliar bed. She doesn't know how she got there, has no memory of it. But she isn't alone.

Summer is Harry's favorite time of year. Summer is when he can run, escape. Leave the Dursleys far behind. And the summer before he turns eleven is particularly hopeful. Change is on the horizon. Though the future that awaits him is even larger than the one he dares imagine. And its safety is worth the cost.

For Astoria, life has never been fair. Always too painful. Too short. And one day, too soon, she will leave Draco behind. But there is something she wants before it's all over, something the world doesn't seem willing to give — a child. And for that dream, she will do anything. Even if it kills her.

Harry can't quite say exactly when he fell for Ginny. All he knows is that everything now — the search for Horcruxes, the final battle — it's all for her. She is the future he's fighting for. She is the thread that holds together every dream and every moment. Even when nothing is what it seems

Ron and Hermione didn't expect everything to go wrong when they planned a summer cruise with the kids. They certainly didn't expect to get stranded out at sea with no food, entertainment, or foreseeable rescue. There's a way to pass the time, however. A story. THE story. Ron wants to tell it—but do the kids want to hear how he met their mother? Does Ron care? No. No, he does not.

It's been three days since she's last heard from Sev. Three whole days without owls at her window. His home life isn't the best, though he won't talk about it. And out there, in the looming darkness, Voldemort's power is growing, destiny nearly upon them. But through it all, Lily has always known what she's wanted—who she's wanted. But is love enough, to leave the shadows behind?

Albus and Gellert find themselves trapped in a fairy tale, and the only way out is to let the story play out. So can they wrangle the Hallows they desire straight out of Death's cold, rotted hands? And if they do, can they really keep them? Some fairy tales may be just a bit darker than they seem.

For Albus Dumbledore, that summer was the beginning of the end. If he had already lost it all, what was the harm, at least, of falling in love? What was there left to lose, really... except himself.

A devastating attack on Hogwarts leaves Harry trying to navigate a foreign Muggle world where his life is a fantasy, if a lucrative one. Meanwhile, Ron and Hermione must help Harry's Muggle counterpart pass himself off as the real Boy Who Lived. But with Voldemort intent on Harry's murder, their days at Hogwarts are numbered, and a showdown with Voldemort seems inevitable.

Ron Weasley has been in love with Hermione Granger for longer than he can remember. They've been through it all together... friendship, adventure, danger. But love? That seems to be the hardest thing to admit. And when they do, what will it take? - Lost moment from Trading Places

Harry and Draco. Draco and Harry... and other things that Draco probably doesn't want his father to hear about. A collection of Harry & Draco drabbles that I've had entirely too much fun writing.

The war is over. Lucius and Narcissa Malfoy have been entombed in Azkaban, their only redeeming grace the freedom of their son. As he returns to Hogwarts to finish his 7th year, Draco is consumed with his parents' trial and freedom. But he can't save them alone. Will he find the help he needs in the arms of an unlikely friend? It wasn't so long ago, that he called her Mudblood.

Harry tells his children the story of how, in his 5th year at Hogwarts, something bizarre happened to him. Something incredible. Something so odd, and so at odds with history, that it could not, in fact, have actually happened at all. At least not in this timeline. Because if it did... well... then everything could have been different, couldn't it? Trading Places related universe.

A very short series of diary entries, in which Draco Malfoy, a Hufflepuff, details his true feelings about a certain green-eyed someone, who seemingly won't give him the time of day.

When Voldemort disappeared life fell apart for 8 year old Merula Snyde. Her parents were sent to Azkaban, and she was sent to live with an aunt who couldn't care less about her. Now as she tries to navigate the unfriendly halls of Hogwarts, Merula has only one force driving her. The Cursed Vaults, and her desire to get inside. But can she face what is hiding beneath the ice?

Hogwarts has always been Harry's home. But every year has been much more eventful than he could have bargained for. Now, Harry has a chance to come back to finish his education after the war, with nothing to focus on but his studies. But what kind of year at Hogwarts would it be, if nothing happens?

Hermione Granger is all grown up. Minister for Magic, mother to two children, and wife to Ron. Hogwarts is long behind her. But forgetting her past may be harder than she imagined, and one night in particular will stay with her forever. Perhaps Hermione will finally discover that it is never too late to break the rules and follow your dreams. Or perhaps... she already has.