Postwar Stories

JUST AS LONG, AS YOU STAND... STAND BY ME. June Caulfield is a very simple person, thank you very much. She likes sunny days, old music, messing with her sister, going out with her best friend, playing chess with her grandpa, taking long walks with the dogs she takes care of for her neighbours... She loves little big things. George Weasley was a very simple person. He liked his school, Hogwarts, and his family, especially his twin, Fred. But school ended and Fred's not there anymore. He's not been there for... what, seven months now? He died in the battle of Hogwarts. Sometimes George forgets. He turns around and Fred's not there. There isn't his warm laugh in the air, or his cheeky grin by his side. George lost his spark. But June is a literal fire, and George's about to get burnt. ★ Copyright goes to J.K. Rowling (whom I DON'T support) except for my original characters. Enjoy!!

The Second Great Wizarding War is declared over. In dealing with the aftermath of the death of her friends and her boyfriend, Cedric Diggory; Gwen Organa wallows in her survivors guilt. But when an opportunity arises to take an assignment in a new country, she takes it. And this new adventure has led her to Forks, Washington, in hopes of discovering a rumored new magical species. But as she and her new partner Cal get closer to the truth, sinister forces lie in shadows. With new magical species around every corner and having to face muggle high school, this is unlike any adventure Gwen has had to yet endure. Set during Eclipse and Post-Deathly Hallows

Sequel to Intoxicating (original ending) Olive Good, American portraitist, is given the task to to paint the portraits of the 52 lives lost at The Battle of Hogwarts. It is tradition for witches and wizards of note to sit for portraits, so their legacy can be retained long after they've passed, hence why Hogwarts is covered in the frames of countless figures from wizarding history. But while each painting has its own unique personality true to their sitters' real lives, some are more textured than others. Since the people that are being painted can not be present for the painting process, Olive has come up with a process through meeting with all the families to learn as much as she can about them, to make the paintings as lively as they were when they were alive. This is where she meets a certain twin, who she helps grieve the loss of his brother and best friend. She gives him closure, and he gives her something she never expected, love. Post War Besides Olive and Maeve, all characters belong to JK Rowling,

War breeds war. When Harry, Ron, and Hermione brought down the Dark Lord, they believed the nightmare had ended. They were wrong. Voldemort's reign left more than ruins in its wake. It left fractures - in families, in loyalties, in magic itself. Some wounds heal. Others fester. And from those wounds, something has begun to rise. Years after the battle of Hogwarts, the trio - and the entire wizarding world - must confront a force born not of ambition, but of consequence. A threat shaped by the very war they thought they had survived. This time, victory may demand more than courage. It may demand the last spell ever cast.

Ladies and gentlemen, the canary in the factory line, Miss Twyla Singer, your victor of the Sixty-Eighth Hunger Games and the fastest victory ever! Twyla Singer should have everything. She won. Her Distrcit got showered in food, her brothers got a nice new home, she got to quit her dangerous job, she got a makeover, and most vitally, she got to keep on living. Something's not right with her though, something the Capitol replaced inside of her has stopped working. Nobody seems to get it. Nobody except for The Finnick Odair.

~Fake Dating~ Hermione Granger is no stranger to scrutiny - but when her latest Ministry reform effort attracts hostile attention, the narrative quickly shifts from her work to her temperament. Draco Malfoy, still navigating post-war redemption and political survival, becomes an unwilling fixture at her side when the two are assigned to the same high-profile committee. Their proximity sparks speculation, media obsession, and a story neither of them agreed to tell. As reputations become leverage and perception outweighs truth, Hermione and Draco must decide whether to endure the roles imposed on them - or seize control of the narrative themselves. In a world governed by optics, some alliances are strategic. Others are dangerous. All of them are watched.

Long ago, the four Nations lived together in harmony. Then the Fire Nation attacked. The world was about to change forever and for the airbenders, there would be no coming back. A hundred years after the war, all airbenders save for the Avatar are thought to be dead. But in one of the numerous cells of the Boiling Rock a young airbender named Jaya resides, keeping her identity a secret from all. A thief, a killer. A failure of an airbender. Fate plays a curious game, though, and even the most worthless of people may come to have a second chance. In Jaya's case, it all comes down to one question; how many good deeds are needed until she truly feels she's lived up to her ancestry? NOTES •Any characters that do not appear in Avatar: The Last Airbender belong to me. •The a:tla universe belongs to the creators. •This is a companion story to "The Pawn".

With a single, decisive blow, Cassandra - Shadow of Sammos, immortal warrior, and general of the Thiria - ended the war. The Emperor is dead and the Empire has fallen. Now that she is faced with the weight of rebuilding the world, Cass is blindsided by the choices of people she's never met. A Council she's never heard of demands she deliver the Emperor's head to an enemy general across the vast desert nation of Desheret. With her is a wide array of travelers from every nation, including old friends and old enemies. Cass must learn how to solve problems without her strength, violence, or her army, and navigate a world that doesn't yet know the Emperor is dead.

She holds the last breath so others can keep living. Aizawa is the one who tells her when to stop. The world keeps asking for more. Volume 1 in the "When Heroes Break" trilogy.

He was accused of rape and forced to marry a disabled English heiress. In 1948, the world is a map of fresh scars. In Nigeria, Chiedozie is the "bridge"-the chosen son of an ambitious family, sent across the Atlantic to master the white man's machines and bring the future home. But England is not the motherly embrace promised in colonial textbooks. It is a land of rationing, bone-chilling fog, and a "color bar" that feels like an invisible noose. Working as a laborer on the decaying Whittemore estate to fund his engineering degree, Edozie navigates a world where his accent is a curiosity and his skin is a threat. His life is a meticulous equation of survival-until Genevieve, the Magistrate's daughter, weaponizes a lie that shatters his world. Accused of a crime he did not commit, Edozie is faced with a choice that tastes of ash: the gallows and a ruined legacy, or a marriage of convenience to Elara Whittemore, the master's daughter. Elara is a prisoner of her own body and her father's greed. To the world, she is a "broken" heiress; to her father, she is a locked vault to an inheritance. To save himself, Edozie must become her guardian. To save herself, Elara must trust a man the world has told her to fear. In a house built of mahogany and secrets, two outcasts must find a way to live within a cage of silk and stone. But as the British Empire begins to crumble, they realize that the most dangerous thing in 1948 England isn't the law-it's the heart. AUTHOR'S NOTE "I wanted to write a story that felt like a lost classic-where the prose is as heavy as the Essex mud and as sharp as a Lagos sun. This is for the dreamers who found themselves in a world that wasn't built for them. Expect chapters that breathe, settings that bleed, and a romance that earns every single spark."

The war ended three years ago. The Titans are a distant memory. And yet, Levi Ackerman is still at war - every single night.

She's his opposite in every aspect, and yet he just can't seem to keep away - even when his absence would be her best protection. When Draco Malfoy walks into the Pumpkin Spice coffee shop, the last person he expects to see is Isodora Summers. As he gets drawn back into the Death Eater's world, Draco must choose: rekindle an old flame, or leave her like he did after the Second Wizarding War? *** 15 part short story, alternating between the present and the past (as indicated by the chapter names). Set after the War with flashbacks to Hogwarts years.

The war is over, but what follows victory is never simple. An eighth year is added at Hogwarts for students who were forced to grow up too quickly. A year meant to restore what was lost, or at least pretend to. Lily Hastings returns, determined to finish what was interrupted. Draco Malfoy returns, knowing nothing will ever be forgiven. But when old names begin to carry new meanings, and the Ministry's attempts at "rehabilitation" reach further than anyone anticipated, Lily finds herself repeatedly crossing paths with the one person she should not be noticing. Some stories begin after the ending. This one begins in the quiet that follows it. AFTERGLOW Draco Malfoy x Female Original Character Post-War / Eighth Year

An arranged marriage with the Fire Lord will surely be beneficial. - - - An alternate universe in which Zuko made a different decision in Ba Sing Se.

The soldier boys and girls have returned to the hallowed halls of Hogwarts following May 2nd. They all hope for a year to worry about the little things such as tests and homework, none more so than Harry Potter. Though with older minds come new perspectives and perhaps new feelings. Perhaps a couple months at a muggle school and a fragile truce can help two rivals find their way out of already aged destinies.

And thus... "They lived happily ever after." "The End." ... Slow down for a minute. We all know the classic stories - the hero who defeats the villain, the princess who runs away to find true love, the wars that end, the kingdoms that rebuild. They all end. But... What happens next? One solved murder doesn't stop all crime. One war doesn't vanish into thin air. One breakup doesn't mean staying single forever. One wedding doesn't guarantee happiness. Former heroes now fish just to make rent. A runaway noble fails her next job interview. A legendary villain ends up babysitting. Five lives to follow. Five secrets to uncover. This isn't the story of how they won. It's the story of what comes after their "happily ever after."

Voldemort broke magic, but wizarding Britain has found a way to fix it: put couples through a magical courtship where they create new magic and then they perform a sex magic ritual to release their new magic into the world. A wildly successful initiative and, after 6 years, it's finally Harry's turn to contribute and, maybe, fall in love. Except, what are the chances of that when his match--his only match--is Severus Snape?

Hermione is dead and Draco remembers her. He never said it when she could hear him. So he leaves a rose for all they had ....

What if Captain Yonoi escaped his death row? He has to make sure no one knows his true identity along with his two last subordinates

Harry Potter and friends are returning for their last year at Hogwarts following the Great War. All goes well until a strange book from the Restricted section of the library shoots a spell at Harry, turning him into an odd creature some think are extinct while others think aren't real. Only one girl knows about such creatures; will she be able to turn him back? Does he want to be turned back? Note: Last time I checked, I'm not J.K. Rowling. Therefore, I do not own Harry Potter or any elements from the series. This is a fun little story wrote in admiration for the series. Thanks!