Audrey Potter hates the technicalities that constantly drag her into trouble with her twin brother, Harry. But when she finally starts to prove herself by crawling from behind her brother's overbearing shadow during the Triwizard tournament, she begins realizing that it may have been better to just stay hidden...slow-burn Draco/OC. Swearing. Spoilers in Reviews!

A series of one-shots from the moments we don't get to see of Audrey Potter in her story: Green Eyed Monster. WARNING: Some chapters may contain spoilers from later installments of Green Eyed Monster.

All at once Bruce looked up from the screen at Tony in alarm, Maria heard the faint sound of quacking ducks coming from one of the booths, and Natasha, having previously been on her phone, slammed her fist down on her table and stood violently. "Damn it, Stark! You are not starting this again!" - An Avengers Coffee Shop AU

Only one individual would ever come close to understanding the innermost workings of that astute, rare mind that belonged to Sherlock Holmes. I was only a witness to it. I am not that person. Developing Sherlock/OC

The six times a disguised Moriarty is recognized by the great Sherlock Holmes - and the one time he isn't.

Peter Parker is waiting for an important interview. But is he really aware of what job he's interviewing for? Update: the story continues in : A Mission in a Hidden City.

For once, it wasn't Harry's fault. It was all thanks to the faulty Time-Turner. So if you want to blame someone because Harry Potter has (accidentally!) gone back in time to the Marauders' era, I suppose you could blame the Time-Turner.

I see the way you look at her. The way your brows furrow when she's angry, the way your face falls when she's sad, the way your eyes dance in a waltz of green and gold when you catch her laughing in the common room. I see. No one else might. But I do.

Harry Potter faces a boggart that doesn't turn into a Dementor or even Voldermort, but into a horror from his childhood. Now the boggart isn't even a boggart anymore. There's no imitation. That which holds the image of an Angel, becomes itself an Angel.

...And One Time He Fell.

Taken out of context, John Watson leads a terrifying life. You have to wonder what those poor women he dates thinks of it, especially if John decides to try keeping one away from Sherlock, and Sherlock decides that it'd be best if he could get rid of her

Sherlock always has, and always will be alone. Or so the Scotland Yard thought, until a soldier, just back from Afghanistan, appears at one of the crime scenes, looking for a Sherlock Holmes. For detectives, they're terrible at making accurate deductions.

Ginny is utterly devastated when Harry announces he has found another girl for himself. She falls into a catatonic state of depression, only to be saved from drowning by the most unlikely person. GWDM

As a serial killer hits the headlines, the police are out of their depth and the next victim is out of time. With faith in Sherlock Holmes at an all time low, this is a case which will push loyalties to the limit... Strong friendship/bromance. Not Slash. WARNING: REVIEWS MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS

Juliet, best friend to Weasley twins Fred and George, enters her fifth year at Hogwarts to find herself thrown into chaos including Sirius Black, a life-changing transformation and an unsettling -and horrifying- attraction to a close friend. PART 1 of 3

John Watson spends seven years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where he meets the boy who will become the greatest man he'll ever know. Eventual John/Sherlock.

John tried to teach Sherlock how to drive a car. Once. Never again.

A's for Amanda Our hero's twin sister Got lost as a baby and Gosh, how he missed her...