Draco Malfoy is rich, bored, and unemployed. Armed with limitless funds and a reluctant best friend, he embarks on a bucket list adventure. Of course, when your best friend is a redhead, who insists on adding her adventures to your list, you can expect an unforgettable experience ... good or bad.

Ginny takes her breakup with Harry hard, but a series of surprising run ins with Draco Malfoy shows her that life - and the people in it - can be a little sweeter.

"All around Draco, the city lived on, muggles and wizards alike, in harmony, but there was no room for someone like him anymore. He and his family had done enough. It took several more attempts before he was standing precariously close to the parapet of the bridge." A year after the war has ended, Draco Malfoy is calling it quits. Warning: quite dark, but happy ending.

"I'm an intern for the Minister," she said indignantly, crossing her arms over her chest and tapping her foot like a petulant child. "Why are you here?" "I'm also an intern for the Minister," he snapped.

None of it was supposed to happen. They weren't even supposed to *like* each other, let alone fall in love. But then a series of coincidental - or possibly not so coincidental - meetings and a severe case of pre-wedding jitters pave the way to social disaster. And possibly true love... but with these two, who can tell? H/G, D/G. Ignores Epilogue.

When Draco is released from Azkaban into the care of the Weasleys, he has an opportunity to start fresh.

Looking for a normal, happy Christmas, Draco stumbles across the Christmas party of the year and discovers that normalcy is overrated. EWE.

Hermione Granger wonders if parents know everything as she faces some changes for the better. Fluffy one-shot. (Not compliant with Book Seven or the Epilogue.)

Ginny decides to spend the summer at the coast to finish writing her book, but she hits some writer's block after she meets her unexpected neighbor. DM/GW. Written for Rowan-Greenleaf in the DG Forum's Fall 2011 Fic Exchange. Winner of the Most In Need Of A Sequel award.

In a move of cold-hearted, premeditated persecution, the Weasley brothers kidnap their little sister and take her out for a night of drinking, reminiscing, and interrogation as they try to understand exactly why she seems to have fallen into a relationship with one of the family's sworn enemies.