Group projects: only bearable if you get to choose your group. And Rose Weasley definitely did not choose to be in a group with bad tempered Scorpius Malfoy, pompous Fenton Fawley, and her ex-boyfriend Roy Wilden. This can only end in tears.

Scorpius Malfoy would like to know what, exactly, one is supposed to do when your arch-enemy/team-mate/haunter-of-dreams repeatedly tells you they love you, only to completely forget come sunrise? He's just enquiring, you know, for a friend. Companion piece to 'Four Times...'

They say that only insecure boys will belittle a woman. And that the greatest way to "man-up" is to empower them. Scorpius Malfoy and his friends saw nothing wrong with objectifying women, and when one of the boys introduces a method of rating girls, most of them see nothing wrong with that either. Up until a fiery redhead finds out about what they've been saying behind her back.

Meet Rose Weasley. At 16, the things she hates most include her hair, her freckles, losing, and of course, at the very top of the list, Scorpius Malfoy.

*COMPLETE* There was never a hatred so profound as that of Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy, but when a challenge is issued the pair embark on a roller-coaster ride of emotions and confusing, passionate meetings. Enemies with Benefits never tasted this good, and Rose is going to learn there is a whole lot more to Scorpius than a lifelong rivalry and a wicked smirk. RW/SM.

Rose and Scorpius are NOT in a relationship. Yes they're friends. Yes, they spend a lot of time together. And yes, they (semi-frequently) sleep together. But that does NOT make it a relationship. They just have a…'thing'. Scorose series of one shots about the development of their non-relationship over time. There be fluff, smut, and language ahead folks.

It started with a necklace. He saw it and thought of her. What's an impulsive thirteen-year-old to do? Buy it and send it to her anonymously, of course.

After saving Scorpius Malfoy from the wrath of Professor McGonagall, Rose Weasley's day to day life begins consisting of more Scorpius Malfoy than she can probably handle.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Malfoy who insists on being perpetually mysterious must be prepared to deal with an insatiably curious Weasley. Rose/Scorpius with a healthy measure of Pride and Prejudice thrown in.

"The mirror breaks and you find that your blood isn't as blue as the people at school led you to believe. Huh." / freeverse.

A short Rose/Scorpius piece: "It's a vicious circle, and these are deadly games. But neither can stop." WARNINGS: EATING DISORDER & SELF HARM & SUICIDE REFERENCES

Who would have thought that one little vision and a few tea leaves could change everything? Certainly not Rose, but after an incident that may have been a glimpse into the future she sees Scorpius in a new light. Could she be a seer or just insane?

I showed him how to chuck girls and avoid the waterworks. I told him how to pick up girls without sounding like a tosser. I was his best friend. That was all I was to him: frizzy haired, library book Nazi, Rose. And I was happy with that... I thought.

Rose and Hugo are closer than any siblings have a right to be, according to James. So what happens when Hugo gets caught in the middle of Rose, Scorpius Malfoy, and their ever-intensifying rivalry?