This book is a collection of one-shots and short stories based on Newt and Tina. There also might be some about Tina and Queenie or Queenie and Jacob. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them does not belong to me. The entire Harry Potter universe belongs to J. K. Rowling.

Tina wakes up in a hospital in 1925 after a difficult mission. Her head aches terribly and is wrapped tightly with a clean, white bandage. At first glance, everything seems normal. Only, it's not 1925. It's 1928 and things have changed. For one thing, Queenie is no longer living in New York, having moved to London to marry a No-Maj. Also, the situation with Grindelwald is a lot worse than it had been three years before. However, the strangest thing is the tall British man who was standing by her bed when she woke up and seems to be staying in her apartment. This takes place after Crimes of Grindelwald so everything that happened in that movie happened before this. Except that I'm saving Queenie and Leta. Queenie because I need her and Leta because I really like her. The Fantastic Beasts movies do not belong to me. The entire Harry Potter universe belongs to J. K. Rowling.

Newt and Tina struggle to cope with losing people they love and are drawn together because of it. The Fantastic Beasts movies do not belong to me. The entire Harry Potter universe belongs to J. K. Rowling.

Newt's travel ban was not in place until after his book was published and he was able to visit Tina in New York before then. They become close, very close, but then, when Newt isn't allowed to leave the country, he is unable to explain the mistake in an article about him. Their relationship falls apart and they don't see each other again until Newt finally tracks Tina down, in Paris. The Fantastic Beasts movies do not belong to me. The entire Harry Potter universe belongs to J. K. Rowling.