Mnemosyne

Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour - the reasons they are meant to be.

You're invited to THE wedding of the Potterverse: Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour!

"Zey would not know a werewolf if one bit zem on zeir 'orrible little noses!"

When Neville makes a mistake on one of his potions, only Snape is unaffected by the results. Can he keep everyone's pants on - literally - until the effects wear off?

Bill and Fleur welcome their first child into the world on a night in late July. What does this new child portend for the future of the world during the Second War?

Questions of mortality between Bill and Fleur, and why tomorrow is a gift.

Bill's got a question for Fleur. The kind of question you pop.

Ron feels like he's drowning in Real Life, but a conversation with a strange old woman gives him hope for the future, before conjuring more questions about the present.

Fleur's having a tough time making Bill a surprise breakfast and he comes to her rescue. But there's more to all this than just learning how to cook.

Bill helps Fleur "eemprove 'er eenglish," and Fleur helps Bill handle his fears. All in all, an even trade.

When something is right, you know it's right. When time is short, you act in a moment. Ron and Hermione know all these things. Tonight, they act on them. A darker take on a marriage fic.

Following the events in the Department of Mysteries in "Order of the Phoenix," Hermione pays Ron a visit in his sickroom, only to discover the Ron she's always known is lost in the mind of a madman. Can she help bring him back?

When Fleur is faced with tragedy, she vows to see the wrong put right, and danger be damned. Bill/Fleur, with hints of R/Hr. Angst, romance, love eternal... All the best of life and death.

Immediately following the events of "Goblet of Fire," Bill Weasley has a heart to heart with Fleur Delacour, where she learns what it's like to be human, and he learns what it's like to love a veela.

At the Weasley's annual Summer Solstice Celebration, Hermione sees some sparks flying between Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour, and can't seem to look away.