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The second wizarding war is finally over. Voldemort is defeated and his death eaters either dead or sentenced to life in Azkaban. Despite the many deaths the order of the phoenix has to mourn, a bit of normality returns to the lives of those who survived. Hogwarts has been rebuilt and now Harry, Hermione, Ron and Ginny are riding the train back there on September 1st, 1998. Will their last year finally be a peaceful one? Obviously I don't own Harry Potter, I just play with its characters and places. I hope you enjoy this story. Julia out x

When the wizarding war reaches a breaking point, the Ministry of Magic enacts a desperate measure: the Wartime Magical Cohesion Act, a law that binds powerful witches and wizards into temporary magical marriages to stabilize Britain's failing defenses. For Hermione Granger, seventeen years old and still a student at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the law is an act of violence disguised as necessity. For Severus Snape, thirty-eight, double agent and sworn protector of secrets, it is another burden added to a lifetime of them. Their bond is not born of affection, nor intended to last. It is a countdown-set to dissolve the moment Lord Voldemort is defeated. But war reshapes everything it touches. As Hogwarts becomes a fortress, friendships fracture under secrecy, the Order of the Phoenix argues morality against survival, and the lines between protection and control blur. Hermione refuses to surrender her voice or her future, while Snape refuses to allow a child to be consumed by a war she did not choose. And when the war finally ends, the law will vanish. What remains may be far more complicated.

After the war, Hogwarts reopens its doors - but survival does not mean healing. Hermione Granger returns for her seventh year carrying invisible wounds she refuses to name. Brilliant. Composed. Functional. No one notices how carefully she controls sound, light, and movement... until her body betrays her. Professor Severus Snape, reinstated as Potions Master, notices everything - except the truth she is hiding from him most of all: that her devotion to him runs as deep as her trauma. As silence becomes her enemy and noise her undoing, the dungeons of Hogwarts turn into a place of reckoning. Because some scars do not scream. They flinch. They hide. They wait. And love - real love - begins not with rescue, but with recognition.

A Severus Snape and Hermione Granger love story. A Post Deathly Hallows au Blossom: Mature or develop in a promising way Darkness looms over Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. With Lord Voldemort defeated years ago a different danger is settling into the mist.Students -Muggleborns are being abducted After three muggleborns are taken, Headmistress Minerva McGonagall sends Severus Snape and Hermione Granger on a wild chase across England to catch their culprit. Just one tiny, small, minuscule problem. Severus Snape is hopelessly in love with Hermione. Minerva has been Severus's friend for many years and knows all his tendencies and where his rough, quite terrifying façade ends. She also knows that Severus is in love with Hermione. That's when she comes up with a cunningly scheming plan. When put through impossible tasks, Severus usually has skill and the patience to see them through but things won't be as easy now that he will be with the woman he loves....

The Ministry's new laws to repopulate the Wizarding World mean marriage is a necessity. But Hermione doesn't want Ron. Reorganising her life, she makes some unusual friends in some unusual places. With a completely spontaneous marriage, Hermione Granger and Sirius Black try to make it work. After all, they're only the most opposite people in the world. (All hail the mighty JK who owns all characters)

In the aftermath of a magical war that has left the wizarding world fragile and depleted, the Ministry enforces a radical new law: Population Bonds, a temporary marriage program designed to restore the magical population. Hermione Granger, a brilliant sixth-year witch, finds herself paired with Severus Snape, the enigmatic and formidable Potions Master. Bound by law but divided by pride, Hermione and Snape must navigate the challenges of domestic life, joint magical research, and an enforced intimacy neither of them desires. As they clash, collaborate, and slowly uncover the vulnerabilities hidden beneath years of walls and sarcasm, they discover that the bond forged by duty might awaken emotions neither dared hope for. Amid rituals, experiments, and stolen moments, Hermione and Snape must confront their own hearts, learning that love can emerge even in the most reluctant of unions.

When Hermione Granger is forcibly moved from Gryffindor to Slytherin after the war, Hogwarts becomes a place of whispered threats, political manoeuvring, and sharpened expectations. As Head of Slytherin House and Potions Master, Severus Snape is tasked with overseeing the one student who refuses to bend - brilliant, defiant, and far too visible. They exist on opposite sides of the castle, bound by rules neither dares to break. But when Hermione is attacked after curfew and left bleeding in the dark corridors of Hogwarts, something fractures irrevocably. Snape's composure - forged through war and loss - finally breaks, revealing a devotion neither of them has named, nor allowed themselves to feel. This is not a story of sudden love. It is a story of vigilance. Of restraint. Of staying when leaving would be easier. And of the quiet, dangerous promise behind one word: Always.

Hermione Granger returns to Hogwarts for Eighth Year carrying more than war trauma-she's carrying a child and the crushing belief that she's ruined everything she ever was. Whispers follow her through the corridors. Pity. Judgment. Silence. Severus Snape watches it all. He does not touch her. He does not comfort her. He does not tell her how deeply he cares. But when the world implies she is a failure, Snape does the unthinkable-he defends her. And in the quiet aftermath, with tea cooling between them and tears she tries to hide, something fragile and irreversible begins to form. A story about shame, survival, and the slow, devastating kind of love that stays.

*-*Hermione com back to his 7 year at hogwarts. His filings for his portion master has ben bigger in the summer and bigger in the year

Sixth-year Hermione Granger has always been brilliant-but Hogwarts still has its doubts. From the sneering Potions Master who refuses to give her credit, to impossible challenges and magical mishaps, she's determined to prove that intelligence, courage, and heart are her greatest weapons. With her friends cheering her on, professors secretly impressed, and Hogwarts itself as her stage, Hermione steps into her power like never before. And while one stern teacher watches from the shadows, she's about to show everyone-including herself-just how unstoppable she can be.

Hogwarts has always been a place of magic, danger, and secrets-but some of the most devastating threats leave no spellwork behind. In her sixth year, Hermione Granger begins to change in ways her friends cannot immediately name. She grows quieter. Careful. Her brilliance dims at the edges. Bruises appear and disappear. Explanations come too easily. Severus Snape notices. He notices because he has seen this before-not in a classroom, but in a narrow house filled with shouting and silence. He recognizes the patterns because they shaped his childhood, because they buried his mother. As Headmaster, Snape holds power he once lacked. And when the signs align, he refuses to wait for certainty, permission, or tragedy. Before the Funeral Bell is a dark, character-driven story about vigilance, institutional responsibility, friendship, and the cost of hesitation-told through the eyes of a man determined never to stand at another graveside wondering what would have happened if someone had acted sooner.

Hermione goes back to finish her seventh year but gets more then she bargained for. Hermione/Severus I don't have a beta reader so if you are interested message me.

At Hogwarts, words are power-and silence can be devastating. Hermione Granger has always thrived under pressure, sharpened by expectations and discipline. But when Professor Severus Snape wounds her with words meant to wound, something in her closes forever. She does not cry. She does not argue. She simply withdraws. What follows is not rebellion, but absence. As whispers spread and professors begin to worry, Snape is forced to confront a truth he has spent a lifetime denying: some silences are louder than anger-and far more dangerous. A slow-burn, emotionally charged Snamione story about restraint, regret, and the moment denial begins to crack.

In the fragile aftermath of the Second Wizarding War, the Ministry of Magic enacts a sweeping Marriage Law meant to stabilize a broken world. No courtship. No consent. Only magic, lineage, and decree. Hermione Granger, returning to Hogwarts for her Eighth Year at eighteen, expects rebuilding, not betrayal. Severus Snape, newly exonerated and deeply mistrusted, expects solitude, not a wife. They are married the same morning the law is passed. When a hidden provision-known as the Heir Clause-is activated, their bond deepens beyond legality. The magic demands continuity. A child. A future neither of them planned. What begins as a union enforced by law becomes something far more dangerous: a partnership forged by protection, sacrifice, and choice. As political pressure mounts, old prejudices resurface, and Hogwarts becomes both sanctuary and battleground, Hermione and Snape must decide whether love can grow from obligation-and whether a family born of magic can become a family born of the heart. Some bonds are written in law. Others are written in legacy.

The war is over, but survival feels heavier than victory. Hogwarts stands rebuilt in stone, yet hollow in spirit - corridors echoing with ghosts only the living can hear. Hermione Granger returns to finish her final year carrying grief too large for her age, haunted not just by those she lost, but by the unbearable question of why she lived when they did not. Severus Snape understands that question better than anyone. In the quiet aftermath of war, two survivors begin sharing something neither expected - not romance, not forgiveness, but a fragile understanding forged in silence and sleepless nights. Together, they navigate the slow ache of living on, wondering whether the people they lost will recognise them when they meet again. But healing is not loud. It happens in whispers, in empty halls, and in the quiet hope that one day, when the journey is over, they won't walk into eternity alone. A story about grief, survival, and the gentle promise of being recognised at the end of everything.

You can thank Taylor Swift's "Champagne Problems" for this one.

This is a Snamione fanfic. I'm not gonna give you any spoilers,but I'm telling you that this book has a variety of things. It will be long,and you will get an update every one or two days. Love you all!

Harry, Ron and herself find themselves in another year of Hogwarts. Hermione finds herself in a bad situation when she falls in love with Her Potions Master! What will happen when she has to run away with Snape? Long live Snamione!

When an advanced potion goes catastrophically wrong in the Hogwarts dungeons, four students are transformed into literal infants-magic unstable, memories inaccessible, and cries echoing louder than any curse. Hermione Granger becomes the smallest casualty of them all. Tasked with brewing the antidote and monitoring her volatile magic, Professor Severus Snape finds himself in an unthinkable position: teaching, brewing, and surviving Hogwarts while caring for a baby who clings to him with absolute trust. As weeks pass, chaos turns domestic. Sarcasm softens into routine. Protection becomes instinct. And somewhere between midnight feedings and lecture halls, Snape experiences something far more dangerous than dark magic-joy. But potions wear off. Babies grow. And when Hermione returns to herself, Snape is left to face the worst realization of his life: He doesn't miss the baby. He misses being needed. And he only ever wanted that from her.

​The wizarding world has begun to breathe again, but Hermione Granger has been holding her breath since the second of May. ​While Kingsley Shacklebolt's Ministry clears the rubble from the world and drags Death Eaters away in chains, the name of Severus Snape lies buried under the weight of suspicion. To the world, he is the traitor who served two masters; to magical medicine, he is merely an empty shell, a case of "permanent damage" destined to fade away in the silence of St. Mungo's Fourth Floor. ​But to Hermione, he is the only reason to stay whole. ​It was she who gathered him from the filthy floor of the Shrieking Shack a broken soul clawing between life and death. For months, Hermione has lived in a limbo of clinical diagnoses and sharp silences. It is she who tends to the scars that magic refuses to mend; she who interprets the tremors of a body ravaged by venom; she who lends him her own life every time he seems determined to let go. ​He is a man in pieces. She is the woman who is shattering just to put him back together. ​In a ward where hope is a clinical concept and pain is the only language left, Hermione fights a solitary battle against oblivion. Because Severus Snape does not need a monument; he needs a hand that does not tremble before his demons. ​And Hermione Granger has decided that she will not leave him alone in that void. Even if it means breaking right along with him.