Cassie Nightingale left England years ago and finally came back. The memory modification Hermione Granger used on her parents is no longer needed. Pansy Parkinson attempts to fight the stigma of voicing the opinion they should hand The Boy Who Lived over to save their own lives right before the war ended. Disclaimer - I don't own Harry Potter or Good Witch. This is one of my ONC entries for this year. For this one I am using prompt fifteen, "Three women. Three secrets. Three tangled lives."

Summer 1899 Ariana Dumbledore struggles with the death of her mother and living with her brothers. Her health is getting worse and so is her brothers' relationship. She navigates discovering what her illness really is and reconnecting her brothers. Gellert Grindelwald could make either of them better or worse. None of the characters belong to me

Teen mom? Check. On the run? Check. Daughter of the Dark Lord? Check. Not entirely human? Check. Slowly falling in love with a Weasley? Yup, got that too. Journey with Marley Riddle as she is tracked down by her estranged and not very loving father, Voldemort. Forcing her and her daughter to flee and come upon a safe haven that she only dreamed of going to. She takes refuge at the burrow where she meets some very interesting people and soon enough starts to feel herself grow attach to the people in the burrow. Maybe a little too attached to one of the red headed Weasley boys? Watch as Marley turns flaming red from a boy with flaming red hair and works hard to protect the people she loves from the one man that could ruin everything. This book is the first book in the Marley series, read the A/N at the end of the book to know which book is next in the series. This book was formerly known as "Can We Seriously Be A Family?".

WARNING: UNDER REWRITING AND HEAVY EDITING Read at your own risk! Life started off complicated for young Eleanor Ross after being born to a muggle mother while showing her magical capabilities at an early age. Growing up in a household where her mother fears her, Eleanor mostly finds herself isolated from the outside world as her mother intends on keeping Eleanor's abilities a secret. However, Eleanor finds relief after she turns eleven years old when a letter arrives in the post and a woman comes knocking on her door to reveal that Eleanor is a witch. While things do not necessarily become easier for the mother and daughter, Eleanor finally finds a place where she can fit in at none other than Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. A few years later, Eleanor is caught up the middle of the pranking chaos that is brought on by none other than Fred and George Weasley. No student or professor is deemed safe as the twins have dedicated their fifth year to pranking everyone in the castle. So far, it's been a piece of cake until they attempt to prank Eleanor, the unsuspecting Hufflepuff. At first, they are convinced that it was a simple miscalculation but as the prank, after prank fails, something is up. Fred finds his curiosity piqued when he witnesses one of the pranks literally bounce off the girl and becomes more than determined to figure out how Eleanor is dodging their mischievous ways. He wants to figure out her ways, but he and George have to get out of detention first. 𝐁𝐎𝐎𝐊 𝐎𝐍𝐄 𝐖𝐀𝐓𝐓𝐘 𝐖𝐈𝐍𝐍𝐄𝐑 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟔

Ever wonder what Fred and George got up to when they were home from school? Find out here.

The Potter name is nothing but a curse to the now sixteen-year-old Albus Potter. Although he might resemble his father physically, that is where the similarities end. Albus struggles to live up to the legacy of his father, feeling like a disappointment. Growing distant from his family, the only thing keeping him together is his best friend Scorpius Malfoy. But, because of his family, Harry is wary of his son's friendship with Scorpius, blaming him for Albus' change in personality. With the pressure of judgment, expectations, and his own mind, on his shoulders, Albus must figure out where his loyalties lie. A Cursed Child rewrite I, like many other fans, was disappointed with the plot of The Cursed Child, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. While I little bits or lines from the play that I thought were good, I completely changed the plot. So here is my version of The Cursed Child, with no queerbaiting, children of Voldemort, and absolutely no time travel!

The platform was filled with bustling pupils, fetching their trunks and hooting owls, searching for their friends. Two boys stood together silently in the midst of this commotion, gazing upon this scene. They already had their trunks, and no magical creature to speak of. Friends to find? No. All they had was each other. COMPLETED.

Albus Potter is a lonely, cold boy when he joins Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Until he meets the Malfoy boy. As the neo-Death-Eaters start to re-emerge and the Ministry takes an extreme approach to wizarding politics, Albus finds himself at odds with his father, his family...and even the love of his life.

So since I never got feedback on whether or not to do this ship or not, i figured I don't care anymore, It's my account and I'll write about whatever ship I want. This story may not get as many reads as my others but again I don't care I wrote this story because I wanted too and I love this ship and I love these characters. If you do read this thank you, you don't than I don't care you can read whatever you want. Please leave your negativity elsewhere Anyway.... This is the story of Albus Severus Potter and Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy after the events of the Cursed Child. I did change some things so it's not exactly the same as the the Cursed Child. What happens to them at school and to the others that were involved? When will they realize they're unknown affection to each other? So take the journey with the two Slytherins and find out. {all characters and places are JK Rowling's and owned by her except the OCs that I introduce}

Their Families are rivals, but their hearts are soul mates. Or in which every wand has a brother or sister, once given a wand the two owners are forever soulmates however to find out who is much more difficult than it is made out to be.