Turning Time

The Marauders use a rare type of Time-Turner to travel twenty years into the future. In that time, Lord Voldemort wants Abigail Black dead. He may try to kill Sirius to get his way. But when they lose the Time-Turner, they must go on a journey to get a new one led by Callista Lupin, Remus's daughter. But the one obstacle is that Remus falls in love with his own daughter.

The Marauders use a rare type of Time-Turner to travel twenty years into the future. In that time, Lord Voldemort wants Abigail Black dead. He may try to kill Sirius to get his way. But when they lose the Time-Turner, they must go on a journey to get a new one led by Callista Lupin, Remus's daughter. But the one obstacle is that Remus falls in love with his own daughter.

I will go ahead and assume you have read the first two chapters. You will get a new point of view, a little more Darkness added in, and Callista is insistent on helping Abby, though she has no idea about time traveling.

Callie gets pulled further into Darkness, realizing that the world is not at all safe, and along with her fear, something happens that seems to make the stars lose their light.

Chira runs into Kevin in a very unexpected place, as Abby finishes making snide remarks at Pansy Parkinson. Callie feels an unexpected joy just when everything seems terrible.

Long, long train ride... Thought and near-discovery. A name created, a charm described, and a secret concealed Callie nearly finds...

Transferring for the main characters so far to the ministry of magic by everyone's favorite means of transportation in the wizarding world and a slight little run-in with Malfoy for the Gryffindors back at Hogwarts.