After Rain
The Dark Lord has fallen, but there are still a few Death Eaters around, and one of them wants revenge. Professor Snape falls mysteriously ill, and Harry Potter is attacked.
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The Dark Lord has fallen, but there are still a few Death Eaters around, and one of them wants revenge. Professor Snape falls mysteriously ill, and Harry Potter is attacked.
Read now →On a spring evening, strange light illuminates the sky and Harry sees his mother.
Read now →After her ordeal in the Chamber of Secrets, Ginny is in the Infirmary. Someone unexpected keeps her company and asks her strange questions.
Read now →Dumbledore sends his seventh years to Africa for a school trip. Professors Malfoy and Snape are forced to go along as chaperones—and then the trip takes a turn for the worse for one of the Professors.
Read now →When Percy was little, his mother read the fairy tale of Snow White to him. Then his parents adopted a child that looked just like the fairy tale princess and Percy fell in love immediately.
Read now →Petunia Dursley visits her sister’s grave.
Read now →Draco visits Harry at the hospital, his heart breaking because Harry is fighting a losing battle.
Read now →Hermione comes back to school in sixth year looking absolutely gorgeous. But is it by choice?
Read now →Four-year-old Ginny thinks there are monsters hiding under her bed and now big brother Bill needs to help her.
Read now →Four years after getting out of Hogwarts, Harry lives alone in the Muggle world. He has turned his back on the magical world—until one day, when Draco Malfoy gets into a car crash before Harry’s eyes and ends up paralysed in a wheelchair.
Read now →Ginny finds out just how much can change in a single year.
Read now →Harry, Hermione and Ron are all fighting for the same position in the Ministry.
Read now →One day a paper dragon bumped into Pansy’s head. It read “I love you”.
Read now →Harry wakes up with a throbbing head, but he soon realizes that a headache is the last thing he has to worry about. Suddenly, he is thrown into a world that is much like his own—yet at the same time very different. Visions, Voldemort, potions, poison, fun, adventure and romance follow. And what part does Draco play in it all?
Read now →Harry watches the sunset, contemplating Draco’s passing.
Read now →It’s not a happy Valentine’s Day for Draco. Then again, he might get a chance to do it over…
Read now →Seeing Gibbs for the first time in four months is fantastic but frustrating when they don’t get any alone-time whatsoever and when Tony knows that they’ll soon be separated again..
Read now →Tony didn’t want to think too closely about just why he’d decided to create a fake online persona named Claire, just so that he could chat up a certain computer geek.
Read now →It had been two hours since he got out of the water and his lungs still burned.
Read now →Tony recovers from the plague, and Tim is there to help him through it..
Read now →Tony sits by Tim’s bedside. He knows that there are dark circles around his eyes; they are becoming terribly obvious now, after twenty-one hours of worry.
Read now →When a dead Lieutenant and his wife are found murdered, Gibbs assigns the care of their five month old daughter to Tony.
Read now →Tony watches a car burn.
Read now →Five alternate endings to “Frame Up”.
Read now →Tony often wakes up in pain.
Read now →Gibbs reacts to Tony’s car being blown up..
Read now →The interrogation room is dark, even more so than usual. But I know the interrogation room well—I’ve been here so many times with suspects that I’ve long since lost count, and I’ve been here once before, as a suspect myself. This questioning doesn’t scare me..
Read now →They did not speak as they descended the stairs, a team no longer..
Read now →“‘If you take the top off, you will find a little red button. Whatever you do, don’t touch it.’”
Read now →Tonguing a guy was never the problem for Tony; tonguing a murderer was.
Read now →There’s something about nearly dying that has him spilling his guts before he’s even had time to catch his breath.
Read now →Tony’s pissed off, McGee is arrogant, and the two don’t mix well at all.
Read now →Tony argues that Fridays are better than Mondays.
Read now →Boat. Bourbon. Basement. He gets it now.
Read now →What if Tony never grabbed the letter from McGee?.
Read now →Tony comes by Tim’s apartment after a particularly bad case.
Read now →Tim swallows as he looks at the senior agent—he wonders how it could possibly be, how this purple and blue shell can possibly hold Tony, with all his vitality and energy..
Read now →“Go to hell, boss.”
Read now →The world goes through the Change, leaving chaos behind. People and animals alike change—suddenly, there are mermaids, centaurs, hell-dogs, mind-readers, pre-cogs...
Read now →Whilst working on a case, Tony gets sick but pretends nothing is wrong. When Gibbs sends Tony and Ziva out to track the possible murderer, things take a turn for the worse.
Read now →She’s been trained for it for years.
Read now →Six days ago, Tony was kidnapped while tracking down a serial killer. With no clues on the murders and no clues on the kidnapping, the team is at wits end. But at the turn of the seventh day, Gibbs gets a visit from someone most unlikely—Tony.
Read now →When Gibbs wakes up, his body aches.
Read now →“What—so you mean that when spring’s around, people get so high on the lovey dovey crap, that they won’t mug each other?” by PurpleSealion2.
Read now →Wilson gets shot.
Read now →When Cuddy miscarried, Cameron was there to comfort her.
Read now →“A house by the beach. Do I look like someone who deals with sand well?”
Read now →“Good drivers have been known to have accidents too,” Wilson pointed out uselessly. House simply shrugged.
Read now →Being friends with Doctor Gregory House meant getting grey hairs far earlier than one might otherwise get them.
Read now →Wilson realizes he’s never spent a Valentine’s Day night with House.
Read now →A drunken House, a sober Wilson, and a new year’s resolution.
Read now →Three-hundred and sixty-five days have passed since that day, and even though it wasn’t his girlfriend who died, not a day passes when he doesn’t think about it.
Read now →He wouldn’t call it worrying, what he’s doing. House doesn’t worry; it’s not the kind of person he is. He decides to call the nagging at the back of his mind ‘curiosity’ instead.
Read now →House is dying. Wilson is by his side.
Read now →A snowstorm, a Dean of Medicine in labor, and a pair of doctors.
Read now →Wilson and House are at a banquet, and House is looking particularly hot.
Read now →Pregnancy did not suit Cutthroat Bitch.
Read now →Wilson realizes he’s forgotten his sweatshirt at House’s place.
Read now →A total of 20 drabbles, either exactly 100 words or exactly 200 words. Varying pairings, characters and genres.
Read now →“Apparently,” Barney said, stopping because his voice squeaked. He cleared his throat. “Apparently, I’m gonna be a dad.”
Read now →Over twenty years after the events took place, Ted Mosby still had a hard time thinking about it. After all, the bus accident had been his fault.
Read now →“Don’t you think he’s getting too happy about a simple Christmas?”
Read now →“Son, this doesn’t look like an Eriksen baby.” Marshall gets Barney to knock Lily up with a normal-sized Stinson baby and hopes his family doesn’t catch on.
Read now →Everything is spinning, faster and faster out of control. He can’t remember the last time he was in control.
Read now →“Playing the violin as good as you do isn’t anything to be ashamed of.”
Read now →Ted wakes up naked in bed with Barney. Detective work to find out what happened to get them there ensues.
Read now →Zane collapses on the beach.
Read now →Rikki has something to tell Zane.
Read now →| Nominated in the Fanfic Grammys 2010 He watched as she fell, blood already pooling from her chest even before she had sunk completely under water.
Read now →A different take on the events of 2x01 “Control”.
Read now →Her eyes travelled onto the TV-screen, which was showing the weather report. Storm clouds piled up on the screen—a thunderstorm was heading their way.
Read now →Buffy and Spike have been getting closer, and one night things change—in more than one way.
Read now →Somewhere along the line, Buffy has learned to love his kisses.
Read now →Spike comes to the US as an exchange student, and guess who he’s living with? Buffy, of course. And as the year proceeds, their relationship changes.
Read now →The explosion could be felt all the way to the parking lot and Lex had been in that building.
Read now →Everyone says your life flashes in front of your eyes when you’re about to die; Lex just saw the bullets.
Read now →Clark Kent had harboured many fantasies about what Lex Luthor might do with his face in Clark’s lap—but throwing up was not one of them.
Read now →Lex doesn’t react so well to a few choice words of Clark’s.
Read now →What if Lois was the one who saw Clark change, instead of Diana Stride? And what if it wasn’t so easy to cure Kryptonite poisoning?
Read now →“Why are you watching that?” “Just trying to…” Loki trailed off. “Trying to rewatch some seriously bad parts of your life?” Mobius finds Loki watching one of the worst moments of Loki’s life, and conversation and comfort ensues.
Read now →“Loki, come on. You can’t die here, you’re a god for goodness’ sakes. Loki. Loki, love. Come on.” In which Loki is stabbed, nearly dies, and Mobius has to deal.
Read now →He wakes up in the hospital.
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