At the afterparty, James and Lily end up spending the evening together which to their mutual surprise, turns out quite well.

Nia and Sirius become embroiled in a double plot to make the other jealous, leaving Lily to sort out their mess. Along the way, she makes interesting discoveries which only serve to further complicate the web and contrives a plot of her own for Remus.

A letter from her mum does nothing to surprise Lily but gives James plenty to think about. And during the party she so meticulously planned, Lily is once again stuck with the job of sorting everyone else out. But for once in her life, has a plan of her making backfired?

Christmas and her birthday have always gone hand in hand for Lily and while Christmas has always been pleasant enough, her birthday was an event she had never been made to relish much. But perhaps for her eighteenth, traditions could change.

Valentine's Day is not a happy day for a hitherto unconcerned single Lily. However this year has been unlike any she's so far experienced, and this happens to be no exception.

Lily is fast realising that the future gets closer and closer every day and while her own seems pretty set, Bella seems to be much less fortunate. Nia appears to be coping with a few struggles of her own, some of which even Lily and Bella don't know about and the highly anticipated semi-final match arrives with bittersweet results.

Everything is coming to a head. James has a realisation forced upon him. Lily is faced with unavoidable observations.

The Easter holidays are coming to an end and everything seems to have saved itself for last. Lily panics, tries to figure things out and tie up loose ends (sometimes all at once), James is trying to work himself out of his embarassing inertia. The fog on the road ahead starts to clear for Bella while Nia's road finds itself at a junction.