This story contains extracts from the diaries of Jennifer Euphemia Potter, and her daughter Sky Harriet Potter. In these extracts we learn what really happened in between the battle of Hogwarts, and Albus Severus Potter's first day of school. Expect weddings, New teachers, School dances, and many many children. This book contains information that will be crucial to know for book 5. Like the houses of all of the main characters, as not all of them are in Gryffindor, and there are a lot to keep track of. Some of the chapters will be very short compared to others, but please stick with it. It will all make sense in the end.

Voldemort is dead, and the wizarding world must now try and put itself back together again. Jennifer Potter is grieving, along with most of the population, for their loved ones who lost their lives in the Battle of Hogwarts. She also has a new job, an orphan Godson, and her own wedding to plan. But her mind is damaged, beyond repair, as Remus's death sent her over the edge. And even Charlie can't make her see sense. The war may be over, but the world is not yet free from corruption.There are several Death Eaters still at large, and the Aurors must track them down, before they do any major damage. Jenny may have put that part of her life behind her, but the Aurors want her to re-join them in their fight. Harry Potter and Charlie Weasley must try and keep Jenny on the right path, and stop her going back to what she knows best.

Jennifer Potter has now joined the Order of the Phoenix, and must take part in difficult and dangerous tasks. But a war is brewing, and good people are being murdered. Harry worries about the safety of his aunt, in her new job. As Jenny becomes more accustomed to the harshness of the world, she starts to turn into a much darker young woman. Who won't hestitate to do whatever it takes to save her family, even if it puts other people at risk. Some of her methods may even be considered evil and dangerous. But she won't stop until she has taken revenge on the people who have wronged her and her loved ones.

When Jennifer Potter places the Sorting Hat onto Albus Potter's head, she expects it to say Gryffindor. But when the young Potter is placed in Slytherin, Jenny thinks there must be something evil inside the boy. Why else would he be placed in the snake house. If Jenny thought teaching her own daughter was challenging, wait until she has to teach a large number of nephews and nieces. Especially when most of them are in her own house. Jenny realises that being Deputy Head, and Head of Gryffindor is very time consuming. Leaving her very little time to spend with family. With a school Academic Championship to organise, and a whole host of family problems to deal with, Jenny's year is going to be anything but easy...

What if James Potter hadn't been an only child? Jenny Potter knows that Peter was the secret keeper, but due to an unfortunate accident she isn't able to tell anyone. Until she comes accross a young Mister Potter who runs into her at St Mungos. When she finds out her brother is dead, and her best friend was branded a traitor, Jenny knows something is wrong. And she will do anything it takes to convince her nephew, to reveal the truth about Sirius. Will the two of them be able to convince the ministry of Sirius Blacks innocence, will she be able to save her brothers best friend from certain death, or will he still lose his life to his cousin Bellatrix Lestrange at the ministry of magic? Please read book 2 Jennifer Potter and the Marauders (Jenny and Harry). And book 3 Jennifer Potter and the Marauders (A new world). And book 4 Jennifer Potter and the Marauders (The Years that followed).

What if Lily Evans had another sister? What if that sister was a marauder and an animagus? What if she married Remus? And what if she found out Harry was alive when he was in second year and got him from the Dursleys and became a Professor at Hogwarts? *I do not own Harry Potter!* (WARNING: I will not be crossposting this on any other site. If you see this story posted on Quotev PLEASE report them. I've had a lot of problems with people plagiarizing my work.)