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The baffled king composing hallelujah.

This is not a love story. And Remus Lupin is fine with that. Maybe.

There are things that Harry can say only at the right time and in the right place. Fortunately, Ginny understands.

Tonks has always had control over her body's changes. Then, suddenly, she doesn't.

The summer after the Department of Mysteries battle, Ron and Hermione do some fumbling.

Harry spends the summer in Number Twelve Grimmauld Place, studying Defense Against the Dark Arts with Remus Lupin - who won't talk about Sirius, and who seems oblivious to the rage and regret consuming Harry.

Six-year-old Remus Lupin meets his great-grandmother for the first time, and learns that wandering is in his blood.

Six impossible things happen to Ginny Weasley -- all before breakfast.

After her ordeal in the Chamber of Secrets, Ginny Weasley finds it difficult to return to her old life.

Remus is tired of Sirius' attempts at matchmaking.

Alone and lonely in 12 Grimmauld Place, Sirius tries to convince Remus to keep him company.

Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans.

Remus Lupin makes a choice, and the men who love him pay the price.

Ginny begins to see an old friend in a new light.

A six-part story about sixteen-year-old Sirius visiting not-quite-sixteen-year-old Remus at his home in Melrose, Scotland and finding out (and revealing) a few things he never expected.

Little girls are made of more than sugar and spice.

A love letter from Moony to Padfoot, written while on holiday in France.

The night Sirius ran away from home, Regulus Black learned some surprising things about his brother, himself, and his family.

Upset about the fact that his brother has been Sorted into Slytherin, Sirius Black turns to Remus Lupin for solace. He ends up revealing more than he intended.

The Quidditch pitch is the backdrop for an elaborate prank, after which both victim and perpetrator suffer consequences.

At his Sorting, Regulus Black weighs his brother's love against his parents' expectations, and makes a choice.

Sirius has been naughty. Remus won't let him forget it.

Remus considers his future, Sirius makes a promise, James and Lily one-up each other, and everyone owes Peter a debt. The calm before the storm.

James has some bad news to break to his best friend. Lily finds a way to soften the blow. (S/R, J/L, P/OC)

Bill is intrigued by one of Tonks' many quirks.

While his friends reconcile (all over the bedroom) James goes seeking solace and instead encounters Lily Evans.

Remus Lupin and the Mirror of Erised. (Not quite as frightful as it sounds.)

Sirius reflects on the events leading up to his near-fatal Prank on Snape, and all he's done since then to win Remus' forgiveness. (S/R)

After the fight in the Department of Mysteries, Hermione has a lot on her mind. And Ron's the only one there to listen. (R/Hr)

While awaiting further instructions from Dumbledore, Remus helps Sirius conquer his demons. (Post-GoF, S/R)

After the Prank, Peter wonders about the future of his circle of friends.

In the summer following the tragedy of the Triwizard Tournament, Ron Weasley contends with nosy siblings, overprotective parents, perspective crushes, friends in mortal peril--and other pitfalls of being fourteen.

James reflects on his best friends' relationship and his own feelings for Lily Evans. Then something happens that renders all his doubts and uncertainties irrelevant.

Sirius gives Remus a unique going away present.

The summer after Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts, Lupin finds a letter that Sirius wrote for his godson, but never sent. Without reading the letter, Lupin delivers it to Harry.

On the eves of two wars, Remus and Sirius look for a separate peace.

This story follows "In Theory" in my now completely AU "Moon on a String" arc. Did Sirius' "cure" work? In addition, Remus plays a prank, Harry finds a new vocation, and the pups encounter the house-elf from hell.

Sirius promises Remus some good clean mischief for his sixteenth birthday. The pups, however, have differing opinions on what constitutes good clean mischief.

The war is over and Sirius Black finally gets to give Remus Lupin what he deserves.

On his flight from Hogwarts, Sirius Black stops for a short while at the flat of Remus Lupin. Certain revelations are made; certain old angers resurface. One last difficult confession and one last confrontation lie between Sirius and freedom.

On his flight from Hogwarts following Wormtail's escape, Sirius drops in on an old friend for a breather and a confrontation.