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If Harry had believed that defeating Voldemort would bring an end to his troubles, he would have been sadly mistaken. Fortunately, he was never that optimistic. In an increasingly paranoid, prejudiced and isolationist post-war wizarding society, Harry finds himself with far too many secrets for someone hoping for a long life. Like the fact that he's gay, and in love with his womanising best friend. And financing an underground resistance movement or two. And far more powerful than he dare let anyone suspect. But Fate hasn't finished with Harry Potter yet. Voldemort had a secret of his own. Harry hasn't uncovered that one yet, but when he does, it'll change everything.

If Harry had believed that defeating Voldemort would bring an end to his troubles, he would have been sadly mistaken. Fortunately, he was never that optimistic. In an increasingly paranoid, prejudiced and isolationist post-war wizarding society, Harry finds himself with far too many secrets for someone hoping for a long life. Like the fact that he's gay, and in love with his womanising best friend. And financing an underground resistance movement or two. And far more powerful than he dare let anyone suspect. But Fate hasn't finished with Harry Potter yet. Voldemort had a secret of his own. Harry hasn't uncovered that one yet, but when he does, it'll change everything.

If Harry had believed that defeating Voldemort would bring an end to his troubles, he would have been sadly mistaken. Fortunately, he was never that optimistic. In an increasingly paranoid, prejudiced and isolationist post-war wizarding society, Harry finds himself with far too many secrets for someone hoping for a long life. Like the fact that he's gay, and in love with his womanising best friend. And financing an underground resistance movement or two. And far more powerful than he dare let anyone suspect. But Fate hasn't finished with Harry Potter yet. Voldemort had a secret of his own. Harry hasn't uncovered that one yet, but when he does, it'll change everything.

Post-war. Written before DH. See chapter listing for story summary. Harry has left it up to Ron to make the next move, but Ron discovers that Gryffindor bravery will only take a person so far...and ends up having an embarrassing, frustrating, and ultimately unsettling conversation with Ginny.

Postwar. No spoilers for DH. See chapter listing for story summary. In this instalment, Harry and Ron clear up some misunderstandings. Harry goes to a birthday party and ends up buying a moonstone mine. And Ron finally gets to meet Blaise.

Post-war. Written pre-DH. No spoilers. Harry gives Ron a tour of the club, then takes him to dinner afterwards. That might not have been such a good idea.

This chapter: Harry takes Ron clubbing, and they take their fledgling relationship to the next level.

This chapter: Harry meets with Hermione and receives some very unwelcome news.