Ever wondered how exactly James Potter and Lily Evans went from enemies to friends to lovers? Here's their story told only by their visits to platform nine and three quarters Originally published in my old account @fangirl_potato_ but I got locked out of that account so I'm republishing it here

( NOT TRYING TO MAKE FUN OF TOURETTE'S SYNDROME, IF ANYTHING I HOPE THIS WILL RAISE AWARENESS. ) In which Pete Wentz has got Tourette syndrome, which he doesn't care about, but also does at times; and in which he adores Mikey Way.

Why is it that the wolf is always portrayed as the villain? I mean seriously, maybe the poor guy was justified in his actions. Did you ever think about that? There are many tales about "big bad" wolves that are always seen as the enemy. They are the glutinous monsters craving the meat of kind generous pigs or a wise old grandmother and her weak defenseless granddaughter in the hood...but perhaps those pigs weren't so generous, and perhaps that grandmother wasn't quite right in the head, and perhaps the girl in the hood was not so defenseless. Really, though if you take a gander here, you'll see that our poor wolf is the victim. All he wanted was just a bit of food. I mean, you can't blame a guy for being a little hungry.

Going to Platform nine and three quarters should be exciting because of your own child, but for seven years everyone knew that there was another reason: James Potter and Lily Evans. Here's the story of their romance told only from their visits to the platform.

Parvati Patil is in her last year of Hogwarts, with her best friend Lavender Brown. They're both proud members of Dumbledore's Army, until one night, Lavender confesses that she might not be as loyal to the light side as Parvati thought.