The Potter's welcome their long awaited second child.  How will a now ten year old Harry deal with being a big brother?  Then, regardless of their fear for his safety, Harry's family sends him off to start his formal education at Hogwarts.  What could possibly go wrong?

Anwen and Sirius take Harry and Ginny into London for a day of holiday fun and shopping, but when Christmas gifts are opened, Anwen upsets Sirius and he in turn tells her something that probably should have been left unsaid.  Being married is as much about the things you say, as the things that you don't.
 

As Dumbledore calls together the elite Council of Thirteen, Anwen explains why now might be the right time for him to do this.  Meanwhile, what better way to spend a Saturday than with a Adults vs Students Quidditch Match?

Advanced magics, trips to Italy, Harry's 12th birthday party and a couple watching the sun set...Summer for the family is never dull.

 Weird, weird  things are happening at Hogwarts, and the Harry's family is at a loss as to what the source is.  On top of it, a pregnant Anwen is having accidental magic and issues with hormones.  Can Sirius handle her until she gives birth?

 Even with the happiness over their sons birth, Anwen and Sirius are worried about the most recent events up at Hogwarts.  What exactly is going on?  Who keeps petrifying the students and why is Harry tied up in all of it?

 Shocking news is all around the Potters, Blacks and Remus -- Peter has gotten free from Azkaban and he's vowed to come after Harry. The family rallies around him, working to keep his childhood as carefree as possible, but when you're hunted by a Death Eater, can that really happen? Oh, and there's something a little strange about Anwen...

 Harry's third year isn't quite turning out how he'd expected. With Dementors on campus and Peter still after him he's confined to the castle. He shouldn't be able to get into trouble, right? There is the drinking of alcohol in this chapter.

 The aftermath of Lilyan's birth is anything but happy. Why exactly was she born early?

 It's Ethan's first birthday, and the Black's have a huge surprise for everyone who has gathered to share in their sons big day. Then Anwen gets some unexpected news and a whole new chapter opens for her. 

 The Hogwarts letters arrive at the Manor, and it says that all students fourth year and above should bring Dress Robes with them. What does this mean for Harry and his friends and how can the Marauders and their wives help them get ready?

Halloween is a fun night for the Potter and Black families, until dinner is interrupted by Fawkes flahsing in and summoning Anwen and James to the castle. Those left behind wonder what poor Harry has gotten himself into now.

 With his Aunt Winnie's language lesson, Harry makes it through the second challenge. Now June is upon the family. Harry has one last task left, there are more strange things happeneing at the castle, and Anwen's unborn twins are making her blow bubbles. Everything is perfectly normal.

 The family knows that Voldemort is back, but their efforts to get the word out are thwarted by the Ministry at every turn. When a play for power is made one member will loose their job, another will throw a punch and they all wonder what it means for the small children in their lives.

 Harry's expelled, Dementors are running amok and there's barely time to breathe this oppresively hot summer. When Anwen buts up against something in Harry's mind, a different kind of pot is about to boil over.

 Strange things are happening and secrets are being kept. How do you survive when it feels like everyone is against you?

 Winter turns to spring, and things seem to be going from bad to worse. Umbridge has control at the school and is making Harry's life hell. His mind is a mess from Snape doing his Occlumency and the entire Order is at odds with Dumbledore over his actions. The chaos leads everyone -- student and adult alike -- into a battle within the bowels of the Ministry of Magic...with dire consequences.

 A murder at the hands of the Death Eaters shakes the family to the core.

 Sirius and Anwen find a way to move past his lost memories, the stress and the impending war -- all they want is to be normal.

 The Black Family returns after an extended vacation to find Britain slipping closer and closer to war.

 As winter turns to spring, Voldemort and the Death Eaters are becoming more brazen in their attacks. Dumbledore finally learns to trust Harry's family, realizing they are all on the same team in helping Harry destroy the horcruxes. Harry isn't thinking about his mission, his thoughts are full of a certain red-headed girl.

 An enlightening conversation with a portrait, honest confessions and a previously unknown threat leave the family wondering when Voldemort will make his next move. The welcome distraction of Remus and Tonks wedding ends in turmoil when Harry disobeys his father's direct order and takes off with Ron and Hermione.

 Hogwarts is resuming, and while Ginny must go, precautions are made to ensure her safety. The family has stalled in their attempts to find the remaining Horcruxes, which discourages them more. A surprise announcement, however, is a welcome relief.

 As James recovers from his injuries and Lily and Anwen struggle to continue living without their young children, the trio do something stupid and live to regret crossing the women.

The final battle is upon the family, and while they want to protect Harry, he recognizes that sometimes there are things a man must do on his own. Unfortunately, his Aunt isn't very happy at his choice, and it leads to disasterous results.