What would have been the appropriate response to a creature that can kill with a look being set loose in the only magical school in Britain? It would have been a lot more than a pat on the head from Dumbledore and a mug of hot cocoa. It would involve a lot of Aurors and hit wizards and an investigation Long chapters (4000-6000 ) words Cover credit: @marina_swampert

James finally gives up on Lily in their seventh year. When the news spreads he starts getting letters from his secret admirers. James was a bit doubtful at first but slowly starts falling in love with them. Why is Evans following him everywhere? Why is Dumbledore calling him every week to his office? And why does it look like Snape is being civil towards him?

There were very few things in Harry Potter's life that he was certain of. There was one absolute certainty though; he'd felt it in his bones for as long as he could remember. He, Harry Potter, was dead. The living people around him might not believe, but the dead sure did. Oh well, it doesn't impact his life much. Besides, it's nice to get help with his schoolwork from his parents. Eventual Harry/Cedric.

Being an Heiress to a Pureblood House is a lot of work. Unfortunately for Harry Potter, that's something she finds out when it's dumped on her lap at breakfast one day.

In which Harry sends a howler to Voldemort and Umbridge meets an untimely end. (Lil' drarry) I was in a bad mood and Umbridge is a lovely victim.

The Chamber of Secrets was opened but Tom made a mistake when he tried to kill Harry. He touched his skin after hearing his young nemesis speak in Parseltongue. Suddenly things are a lot more complicated for everyone involved and Snape dreads what is to come. At least he isn't caught between vows anymore... right?

Who knew learning occlumency would derail the war? Or... well... change it quite dramatically anyway.

When Tom Riddle, of the diary, senses the dormant horcrux in Aster's scar, the two soul fragments merge to create a phantom being named Marvolo. Marvolo is stronger than any single horcrux, but still has to depend on the diary and Aster's magic to exist. Instead of becoming enemies, Marvolo takes Aster under his wing, protects her, even cares for her, and trains her to be the perfect servant of the Dark for when Voldemort returns. [fem!harry potter x tom riddle/voldemort]

Harry's in for some shocking reveals as he talks to the Beauxbatons students.