nutsaboutharry

Hermione sees something she doesn’t want to see, Ron learns something he rather not learn, and Ron and Hermione tell some secrets. Pure fluff, no plot at all!

In the summer following the trio's sixth year, Harry, Ron, and Hermione find themselves holed up at Privet Drive. Little did they know that it would be the final summer before their worlds were turned completely inside-out. And for Ron and Hermione, it was their final opportunity to tell one another exactly how they felt.

It's been over fifteen years since she last saw him...fifteen years since the death of her best friends...and fifteen years since she died and was reborn again... It is Harry's sixth year. He has new Potions and Defense teachers, and both will prove important allies in his attempt to vanquish the Dark Lord...A tale of love during the war of hate.

I was sixteen when I figured out I was in love with Hermione Granger. Sure, it must have been pretty obvious—well, obvious to everyone except Hermione and me. Especially me. I was a prat and I’ll be the first to admit it.

Sirius discovers some very interesting things about Remus Lupin's kissing history while at Hogwarts. Hilarity ensues! Written entirely in dialogue.

How does one love? Unconditionally, with their every being, purely? In a small country in a far-away village, two friends rediscover their relationship and learn what love can mean to them. My response to the Seasons and Senses Challenge on livejournal.

"I'm not stupid, you know. I knew, even from the beginning, that going out with her would result in heartbreak for myself. Funny, the things you do when you're in love." Dean Thomas reflects on what it was like to date Ginny Weasley.

We got married on a Sunday, right underneath the beech tree by the lake at Hogwarts. (It was where we had shared our first kiss.) I remember being a nervous wreck the entire time...We were both barely eighteen.

“Moony?” Sirius asks softly, without his usual swagger and confidence. “Do you ever feel like you’re going insane?” Remus considers the question carefully and then answers truthfully. “Everyday.”