Victoire Weasley and Ted Lupin have always been best friends. Unfortunately for Victoire, Ted only regards her as his little sister, and as he graduates and goes away to become an Auror, she is left with a curious dare to fulfill. The dare could manage to do two things: get Teddy to take her seriously, or make her move on from her unrequited love. Vic is hoping for the first one.

Victoire and Teddy were supposed to be made to be, but real life is not always perfect.

Teddy Lupin had many problems in his life. But his biggest problem? Victoire Weasley.

Teddy and Victoire through the years, from friendship to something more. Rated T for suggestiveness and language. / ""Zis ees Victoire," her maman had said, smiling down at Teddy. "Do you want to say 'ello, Teddy?" And Teddy had cocked his head to the side, nodded in the sort of pompous, overly-excited fashion that only a two-year-old could get away with, and said, "Wotcha, Vic.""

The story of Teddy Lupin on the 18th anniversary of his parents death.

Teddy gives Victoire some much needed advice.

Victoire and Teddy go out on their first date. Or do they? Even though she used the 'd' word several times when it was planned, she's still not convinced that Teddy even knows that it is in fact a date. The semantics don't really matter though. She's determined that she's finally going to fess up to her feelings about him. She thinks. Maybe. Godric Gryffindor give her strength

Victoire's last year at Hogwarts has begun. She's Head Girl, Quidditch Captain and has finally got the man of her dreams, Teddy Lupin. But what happens when she's forced to participate in an event from the past that still haunts her Mother and her Uncle's dreams?