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We are all addicted to something, right? Harry is and he is very happy to be.
Molly Weasley is clever.
Clever enough to see that her darling little girl was growing up.
Clever enough to notice the lingering looks Harry Potter was giving her daughter.
Clever enough to realise something was wrong, to follow her motherly instincts and finally, to look to the future.
Because she sees things through a mother's eyes.
(Molly Weasley's perspective on Harry and Ginny's relationship throughout the years.)
It’s late Summer, 1998, and Hermione has some big questions to answer. After the war, you rebuild and you grieve. But what happens next? What do you do once you know everyone is safe? What do you do once you’ve got your family back, rebuilt the destruction zone, had that first awkward conversation with Ron… what’s next?
A seventh book missing moment. One-shot, canon pairings. Mainly R/Hr, focusing on the aftermath of the war from Hermione's perspective. Part of my 'After' series, but may be read seperately.
It is summer, 1996. Harry is grieving. His friends don't know what to do. There is only one thing they know for certain: Voldemort is back in the open and things are going to get much worse. Some important decisions need to be made.
Order of the Phoenix missing moment. This can be read as a one-shot or as part of my 'After' series. Hints of R/Hr, but mostly focusing on the trio's friendship and their loyalty to Harry.
Hallowe'en night, 1991, three children start a friendship made to last. All that's needed is an evil DADA teacher, (luckily, there's no shortage of those) a troll handy for said evil DADA teacher to bring into the school, and a slightly awkward conversation following the mad events of the night.
No real pairing involved, but a nice fluffy little hint of R/Hr, and a cute trio-friendship moment. Part of the 'After' series.
(Philosopher's Stone missing moment)
When Harry returns to Ginny after the Second Wizarding War he has an unpleasant surprise for her having to do with Hermione--and she reacts predictably.
At the start of term feast, Severus Snape watches the first years being Sorted with a little more interest than usual, and a little more regret, as he finds one child’s presence brings back too many memories of a woman he once loved … and betrayed.
Even if Severus could forgive Harry Potter for who his father was, forgiving him for who his father was not may be harder.
When Lily Potter finds herself sitting up for yet another night with her infant son, she decides that it’s about time for her to resort to a little bit of DIY potion-making in order to ensure her family finally gets a good night’s sleep.
It has been a long time though since she last made a potion and for good reason…
AU. Written before Deathly Hallows, this was my take on how love could be important to Harry defeating Voldemort. It is mundane, but no less magical.
