It's been years since the battle of Hogwarts. Years since the class of '99 set foot in Hogwarts. Years since they have all been together under one roof. And years from Harry Potter has seen his best friend Hermione Granger or Luna Lovegood. No one knows what happened the night of her engagement to Ron Weasley. No one knows why she left the party and didn't come back. No one knows why she decided to leave everything behind her and start again. And no one knows that she is coming back for the reunion with her husband and family in tow. It's Hogwarts reunion weekend and the entire class of '99 are back to spend a weekend in their old school, reminiscing about the good old days and maybe finding out what happened to the most talented witch of her generation and what made her run.

:0 YOU STOOD UP HERMIONE GRANGER???? You better sleep with both eyes open tonight... A Hogwarts texting fanfiction :)

They said she was ugly, but she was not. They said she never had a social life, but she did. They said she was crystal clear and hid nothing, but was she? Maybe Imagine this: you're a rising businessman and a billionaire in your late twenties, one day, your system broke, and information needed for your next shipment was deleted and you fell into a ten million debt with a man that can possibly...well--he can possibly ruin your life in a blink, and the only way for him to "forgive you" is to marry his daughter...Rose Smith. Well this what happened to Ethen Hendrix. Is it that simple? No. Was that condition superficial? No. Did he agreed on marrying her? Yes.

After a potions accident turns Harry into a six-year-old with no memory of his future, Hogwarts finds itself caring for a frightened, sweet child who remembers only the cruelty of the Dursleys. But in the next six months, as the professors - even Snape - grow fiercely protective of him, Harry discovers the magic of safety, love, and family. A story of healing, found family, and second chances - where the boy who lived finally gets to be the child who was loved. Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter or any of its characters, settings, or original storyline. All rights belong to J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros.

The war is over. Everyone has to retake the previous year at Hogwarts. Hermione Granger is made Head Girl and Draco Malfoy is made Head Boy. Tensions rise between the two. Ron starts acting very different, which takes it's toil on Hermione and Ron's relationship. What could be causing his sudden attitude change? And will things start to darken when Lucius Malfoy gets involved? What will he do? Can Draco and Hermione find happiness together or is it just not meant to be?

Draco Malfoy and Hermione Granger met before they started at Hogwarts and became friends. But this was before Draco knew Hermione's blood status and before Hermione knew the jerk Draco would turn out to be. Throughout their years at Hogwarts the two of them were friends on-and-off in secret. But then Draco was marked as a Death Eater and Hermione set out on a mission with Harry and Ron to kill Horcruxes. Now the Wizard War is over and the Golden Trio has returned to Hogwarts for their last school year. But so has a lot of their old friends, including Draco Malfoy. With Draco and Hermione as Head Boy and Girl how will their relationship go? Will they go back to being friends, or will they hate each other forever?

[Complete] Hermione Granger did everything she could to restore her parents' memories after the war ended. However, in an attempt to fight her own spell something went wrong. Dealing with a rare and uncontrollable gift, she'll find there's only one person who can really help her.

When threats against Minister Hermione Granger escalate from hate mail to deadly magic, the Ministry assigns her a personal guard-Draco Malfoy. She didn't ask for protection. She definitely didn't ask for him. Six years after the war, Hermione is building a better world, brick by stubborn brick. Draco is just trying to outrun his past-one arrest, one mission at a time. Thrust into close quarters, the two are forced to confront what they buried in the rubble of Hogwarts: guilt, resentment, and something far more dangerous than hatred. As danger circles closer and old wounds begin to reopen, Hermione and Draco discover that the line between duty and desire is thinner than they ever imagined.