Lady Atropos

Tonks lost her flat and gained a substitute mother, a pensive housemate and an unacceptable room. She's expected to be annoyed--instead, she smiles. Expectations and nature are only distantly related in the house left by Black, but just as in any family feud, a side must be chosen: in her case, numbness or the terror of joy. (Loose retelling of E. M. Forster's A Room With a View.)

He talked about the day at the lake. He gestured toward the window, and told Lupin, for the first time, about how he listened to him and Peter when the sun rose. Sirius lied a little; he had heard their voices, but hadn’t cared at the time.

Stories can fade and die, like the friendships that created them; one story is passed from one era to another.

Tonks rediscovers the difference between seeing and observing; it's in the look of his eyes. Before, she was unaware of it; now, she'll never look at him the same way again. RL/NT

The Lord of Dreams steps in to protect a boy lost in His realm. (Sandman-HP crossover.)

This is how she heard her sister is dead.

Even imaginative young ladies can enter reality long enough to think they’ve fallen in love.

Keeping friendships is hard for a young werewolf. One miserable night, Remus is surprised by the loyalty and affection shown by those he has only known three months; perhaps some friends are different than those he has known.