Stiles gets turned into a werefox child with no memory of anything beyond the age of five (and a half, thank you very much). So when he smells the scent of home and security, naturally he follows it and finds himself face to face (or rather face to knee) with a scowling man (with pretty eyes).

Whitney McGee is a 13 year old with a N.C.I.S agent dad. When the team gets suspicious. Will Whitney and her dad be the same now that the team is always around? Will they be mad and not like Whitney or will the team and the McGee's become a family? Well read and find out. I do not own N.C.I.S.

"I warned you pup. She's tempted you away, and I can't have that." Nymphadora Tonks has gone missing, and of course Remus blames himself. But when the Order begin receiving threats from Fenrir Greyback's pack, it becomes clear that perhaps his fear is not unfounded.

Jessica is a badass, her whole life has been full of dangerous things mostly because her father is the boss of one of the biggest gangs in the country and her family is known as one of the most dangerous and feared families of all time. Everyone knows that Jessica is a badass mostly because she doesn't take shit from nobody, gets into fights, and sometimes gets arrested. She always carries a gun, she drinks, smokes, has tattoos, and parties. At school there's a new bad boy named Mason and he takes a certain liking to Jessica. He thinks that she's just a normal girl that would be fun to mess with. Big Mistake!! What happens when he is introduced into the dangerous life of Jessica Blaze? Read and find out! **WARNING- Sexual Content and Inappropriate Language**

"Men will take away from you more than they give Nymphadora. Its easy when you're young but when you're old you're lonely." I always had a strange obsession with small alterations. For example, what would happen if one tiny element of plot was changed? I'm giving it a go, just not quite how you'd expect it... ...When a wave is done, all that remains is the residue of time...

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