Things are different after the war. People, relationships, circumstances have all changed, and Harry finds that he is in mourning for all that he's lost and for the life he feels robbed of. He must find a way to come to terms with his sense of grief and find a way to forge a new path in the wake of the past, whilst also finding a way back to the man he loved all those years ago.

After being held hostage by the Death Eaters, a blood magic ritual threatens Harry's life, and Severus must step in and marry him to ensure his safety. As they embark on a marriage, Severus realises he knows very little about the man he's married, and indeed has many lessons to learn about himself. EWE, diverts from cannon around book 6.

In which Harry insists on having a cup of tea with Snape, Snape does not want to have anything with Harry much less tea, and tea does not even mean tea. Or in other words, how to make the perfect cup of tea in seven simple steps.

A much younger Severus trusted his best friend and she dosed him with a potion. Now, years later, he has his own Harry in his heart and the knowledge that he will never have the true one. Harry does his best to hide his attraction to Snape but can't resist convincing the Potions Master to join his little department of the Ministry when he needed help. Just what did Lily's potion do