Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy have been enemies since they were eleven... but have they, really? The events of the second wizarding world cause both boys to explore deeper, much different feelings. But could something ever come from a relationship that everyone else thinks is so wrong? *All copyright belongs to J.K. Rowling. I don't own any of these characters. Cover art is not mine either*

It's Jack Frost's Seventh Year at Hogwarts, and this year happens to be the Triwizard Tournament. Joining Hogwarts in the Tournament is Beauxbatons and Durmstrang, where old and new friends of the Big Four reside. When an old enemy rises from the darkness, Jack and his friends must band together to stop it. | A Jelsa & Big Four story set in an alternate Harry Potter universe. |

After the war Hogwarts was rebuilt and reopened. Among the many students returning to school are Hermione and Draco who are a few of those finishing their 7th year. Though things won't be as crazy as they are used to, one event imperticular holds promise.

WARNING: UNDERGOING SOME SERIOUS (no pun intended) EDITING "Talking to yourself is one of the first signs of madness, you know." Hearing him say that yet again made her roll her eyes which only made that smirk on his face turn from that to a grin, "Ah yes, the first of the day!" Sirius Black was a lot of things -- he was rebellious and intimidating, but also quite witty and funny (or so he'd like to think), he caused more trouble than he would have cared to admit but ironically enough, was clever enough to get by. Not that he would need it. He was a lot of things, but he had everything within arm's reach. Arianna Riddle was a lot of things herself -- a lot to the point that she ended up attracting unwanted attention from a certain group of troublemakers.

The war is over, the Dark Lord defeated, and school is back in session. What could go wrong within the halls of Hogwarts, besides a potion project that causes a body switch, and two newly mature Veelas roaming the school in search of their mates?

Teresa Horowitz is unhappy about almost every single aspect of life: her dead-end job as a receptionist, her failed career as a chef and her cheap, hopeless finance, Ross. Life couldn't seem to get any worse when A.J. Holmes walked in the door. Teresa hates his happy-go-lucky attitude and his lack of a filter and his ability to read a person like a book. Yet she begins to warm up to him, but is befriending A.J. Holmes worse than hating him? (DISCLAIMER: I OWN NOTHING OF STARKID. THIS IS PURELY FICTION.)

Hermione is back as Head Girl for her 7th year, but she is back without Ron. So when she is forced to room with Head Boy, Draco Malfoy, the hormones are flying. They are supposed to be enemies, but as a new Draco emerges, it gets harder and harder to remember that. Will she fight their growing attraction or give in to it, body and soul, risking everything she holds dear?

Sirius Black had always had an effect on people, especially females. People either loved him or hated him. Gryffindors loved him. Slytherins hated him. There was no in-between. However there was one girl he'd trade all his other girls for. Her name was Saphira Malfoy, Lucius Malfoy's younger and vicious sister. Saphira was what every pureblood witch aspired to be. Pretty, respected, feared, and most of all wanted. She was the only girl, besides his cousins, that didn't fall head over heels in love with Sirius. She hated him with a passion. A passion that Sirius would give anything to have a loving effect on.

((GOING THROUGH A REWRITE - BE PREPARED FOR CONFUSING TIME SKIPS AND POV CHANGES)) The war is over and our heroes return to Hogwarts to complete their final year. But when Professor Trelawney makes a startling prophecy the friends have new problems on their hands and they can't solve them alone. With new romances blossoming and their NEWT exams just around the corner, can they prevent the Dark Lord from returning once more? **Cover by GladYouCame**

Anna Reynolds never expected that she would have her dreams come true. She never imagined that she could be cast as Éponine in Les Misérables, the recreation of a classic story, or that Eddie Redmayne would be Marius. It was finally her time. She also never expected that this opportunity would lead her into a new love. (This description's crap. The story is much better.)