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After the fall of Voldemort, the Wizarding world mourns its losses. This story memorializes Colin Creevey, Fred Weasley, Remus Lupin and Nymphadora Tonks from the points of view of Ginny, Hermione, Ron and Harry. Will the pain of their grief keep Harry and Ginny together or will it tear them apart? Three chapters.

She couldn't believe that Fred was gone, that a fire that burned as brightly as his could be snuffed as quickly as a candle. Still, another member of the funeral procession was paining her almost as much, and she wondered if anything would ever be the same again. Fred's funeral from Ginny's POV. One-Shot.

After the war, there are many deaths, but this one affects Harry more than any other. Luckily, though, Harry is not entirely alone, and he discovers that life - even after such a great loss - is still worth living.

Hunting Horcruxes in the wilderness has been difficult from the beginning, but when both Hermione and Ron are grievously injured, Harry feels overwhelmed with a deep sense of guilt and by a relentless loneliness which he doggedly continues to deny. Harry has already met his match in stubbornness, though; and thanks to an ancient and largely forgotten charm, he finds himself back in the familiar arms of a certain someone. Still beseiged by doubts he doesn't at first know how to respond, but her presence ultimately proves to be comforting to him in ways Harry has barely dared to dream were possible.

Harry Potter always tries to do what he believes is right, but the road that leads into Hell is often paved with good intentions. Now, just when all seems lost, Harry finally discovers that some of his most important decisions were never really his to make in the first place. Post-HBP (spoilers) One-shot

Harry Potter has already dealt with so much tragedy and so much pain - and as his sixth year begins Harry is faced not only with the devastating loss of his godfather, but also with the knowledge that he alone must defeat the Darkest wizard in history or die trying. As events take a turn for the worse and Voldemort begins to terrorize his mind, Harry finds that the one thing that has made his life worth living over the past few months may ultimately be the key to helping him fulfill the prophecy as well.