Not quite so different after all. Jane Miller doesn't like to talk about her past. Draco Malfoy usually keeps his private too. Before he spotted her at a party in 1999, they'd met before. Maybe things haven't changed as much as Jane thinks they have. Banality prequel, can be read first.

Not quite so boring after all. Jane Miller had much to leave behind. Unless she wants to be six feet under, she needs to remain hidden. It's easy enough to hide when one has a generic name and a generic face to match. Her job is menial, her flatmates tolerable, and if she were more optimistic, she might hope she has a bright future. Unfortunately, Draco Malfoy share her pessimism about her past and their future.

Blood so traitorous it clots. Larkin Travers is a mourner, through and through. The last two years of her life have been defined by her loss. It is not just her fiancé who has been taken, but her mother, her career, even the hope that one day she could overcome the sins that contaminate her family name. In some ways, it is good that Fred Weasley isn't around to witness her struggle. A visit from an old classmate suddenly leaves her life reeling when she discovers that maybe, however slim the possibility there might be, Fred Weasley did not die in the war. Now, she has a chance to make right the seconds where she lost everything. Larkin Travers would do anything to make it so Fred was alive and yet, there is nothing he can do to convince her to be with him again.

Blood so traitorous it curdles. Larkin Travers is a pureblood, through and through. The sorting hat barely had time to touch her head before putting her in Slytherin. Her family is one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight, and they are hoping to keep it that way. With enormous pressure from her parents, Larkin has little time to find a suitable husband to bring home. She's never been the daughter they've wanted her to be, and this is finally her chance to prove herself. With whispers building in her family, with friends, she can't seem to escape, and with two annoying boys bothering her, Larkin needs to make sure that no matter what, she stays pure.