After three years of war, Hermione just wanted a nice, normal, peaceful Christmas, starting with baking biscuits the way she did when she was a child. Her mother’s lack of faith in her baking abilities was not going to deter her and a surprise visit from her boyfriend was not going to distract her. She was going to bake those ruddy biscuits if she had to burn the house down in the process. After all, how hard could it be? Just a sugar-sweet bit of Christmas fluff with a sprinkle of smut. *complete* Ron / Hermione

Seven years together, three years apart. Pain, betrayal, and her legacy pulled them apart, but Fate wouldn’t stop forcing them back together. What exactly was the nature of Adrianna and Charlie’s relationship all those years ago? What destroyed it? And, most importantly, what exactly happened during the sixteen hours of the Following Spell while they were locked together in Adrianna’s Imperabled bedroom? Go with Charlie for the twenty-four hours he is under the Following Spell, facing danger, adventure, and his lost love. Outtake from Of Hearts and Heroes, intended to be read after chapter thirty-five. Contains heavy spoilers to the main story.

On their holiday in Nice, Molly contemplates life and the decisions she made that brought her to the place she is now, the mother of sons seemingly incapable of mature, healthy relationships. Outtake to Of Hearts and Heroes. Best read between chapters thirty and thirty-one.

In the days following the Department of Mysteries there is no respite for Harry, as a long lost relative with exceptional powers comes to change his life forever. Ginny learns she is not the plain outsider she thinks she is. And grief and fear lead to late night connections for Ron and Hermione. Sixth year epic. (Pre-HBP/AU-beginning prior to last chapter of OoP) Ron/Hermione and Harry/Ginny.

Expressing your feelings is never easy and apologizing is even worse, especially when you’re seventeen. Sometimes, a little pretense is necessary. A series of three Missing Moments and two just-after-the-end-of-the-book Moments from the Half Blood Prince. Ron/Hermione with a small side of Harry/Ginny in later chapters.

"But all that was left now was the snow. All its magic had been stripped away. Now it was just what it was, cold, wet, and fleeting. But at least it was free, which was more than could be said about Ginny." It’s Christmas Eve in the war torn Wizarding world and Ginny’s had enough. In one moment of recklessness, she will throw all she has left away and everything will change. Four chapters. Harry/Ginny with mentions of Ron/Hermione.