It was a dark and stormy Sunday night when Hermione Granger unexpectedly visited his house and entrusted him with her daughter, Rose. Disaster ensues. Slow burn Dramione! Theo/Luna side-pairing

High King Peter said that Susan "is no longer a friend of Narnia". Susan has another way to see things, and she is as radiant as the southern sun.

In which the High Kings and Queen decide the fate of their cousins love life.

A year had already passed ever since the Telmarines were defeated. All was well in Narnia. Until one day, a prophecy was revealed and a certain bushy-haired bookworm found herself lost in a world where magic was… different. BONUS CHAPTER IS UP!

"I will not be spoken to with so little respect!" "Then leave," smiled Edmund, his eyes calm yet deadly.

(And One Time He Was Not) Or, when Edmund lacked mercy, Susan forgot she was Queen, Peter misunderstood magnificence, Lucy was only so brave, and Susan finally got it right.

Set after "The Last Battle". Susan begins to realize what she cast away. Is it too late or can she find her own way back to Narnia?

After the events in Prince Caspian Susan returns to England feeling full of good memories of her adventures in Narnia. But slowly she begins to feel as if Narnia and Aslan have abandoned them in this world. Determined to begin to forget Narnia she begins to distance herself from her siblings. (last battle spoilers).

Lucy sends a letter through the wardrobe in desperation. She gets more than she expected in the return mail.

A small one-shot of Peter and Edmund discussing how Christmas has changed for them. Merry Christmas to JubileeKnight!

The White Witch is gone, but Edmund's memories of her winter linger on. Can Lucy convince Aslan to overturn the laws of nature and give them a warm Christmas?

Everyone knew the Pevensies were crazy, Ian just didn't know how crazy until one rainy afternoon when a quite unexpected event disrupts his normally peaceful life. An outsider perspective on the Pevensie brothers; immediately pre-Last Battle, canon compliant. Now REVISED.

Little Prince Corin is in trouble. Can Edmund help him get out?

Part One; In which Helen Pevensie is not a foolish woman, and so does not expect her children back from the country unchanged, but cannot help but wonder what those changes will be. Part Two; In which love is eternal, and time is promised to no-one, but Helen cannot help but hope for her husband's safe return.

In which Peter, Susan, Edmund and Lucy learn to cope with their fearful dreams, or lack thereof throughout their reign, and back in Finchley, with a little help from Aslan.

"After all, Lucy is not a little girl," - Peter and Edmund consider the implications of Lucy's status as the dearest of Aslan, what this might mean, and how their sister is more than she appears.

All children play games, and all children grow up, and so if you should meet someone as an adult who played the same games you did as a child, perhaps it isn't so strange. Cultural influences and whatnot and so forth and doesn't every child dream of lions?

"Many paths lead home, Su, and though yours may be different than ours I know you will find it one day." A post LB one shot because it always makes me sad that Susan's story was left unfinished. I recently discovered this is slightly AU after I reread the Last Battle-by slightly I mean blink and you'll miss it. Do let me know if you find the three non canon compliant sentences :-)

Companion to Winter Blues and Downcast Summer. The Kings and Queens of Narnia hold a banquet for their parents, the Lord and Lady Pevensie, and bring a bit of home back to Finchley.

How Susan Pevensie lost her future and found it again. How a Queen reclaimed her throne and a girl found her family. Most of all, how a child found her way home.

In her dreams, they keep asking about the noise that she didn't hear, and the jerking feeling that she somehow missed. Susan rides trains, in daylight hours, and hopes for a miracle.

Susan Redemption Arc. Susan always remembered. How could she ever forget? But it was just a game and it takes much more time for Susan to find her way back home.

The Pevensies will never forget Narnia, no matter how the memory might sting.

'Edmund likes these days – likes to sit and listen to the rain, likes to look up to the grey-bright sky, likes to see the ink of his words spilling across the paper, or read books about law or birds or heroic quests. They are always told a little differently than Edmund remembers them happening.' Edmund doesn't want to forget Narnia. Peter doesn't want to either.

The Four at Cair Paravel: a thousand moments spilling into one eternal moment. A quick look at the Golden Age.

Lucy doesn't think Edmund sees, but he does. At the end of Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Aslan gives them a choice to enter Aslan's country. Edmund knows that Lucy has dreamt of Aslan's country since she heard of it, so how could he ask her not to go? But then, how could he let her leave when she is the only person who keeps him from falling apart?

Once upon a time, there were four siblings who went to a magical world, saved it, and came back again. This story, however, is different. This story is not about faith and magic and redemption and children. This story is about a girl who became a woman, and a queen who finally got her happy ending. Modern!AU

When I have nothing left, and can hardly call faces to mind, I'll cry my tears and sit in silence, because they went on while I remained behind. Can the lonely take the place of you? (T for grief, depression, and everything that comes with them.)

Not long after their coronation, Susan finds a collection of Swanwhite's old diaries. Throughout the Golden Age, she reads them, and learns about being a Queen and about herself. Fair warning, I don't know how long this will be, so there are likely to be breaks taken every now and again. If you're going to read, please click "follow"!

Caspian is thrilled when Aslan gives him the chance to travel back in time to the Golden Ages. But by the first night, he already ran straight into trouble. Parody Susan, Lucy, and Caspian love triangle.

What if Susan did, finally, grow up? Post LB, one-shot.

At this particular moment, the General of Narnia was all tied up.

When the Daughter of Eve sought out Aslan, would He grant what she desired or maybe even more?

Lucy was stealing everything from Susan: Pete, Mummy, and Daddy. Sure, the girl was barely a year old, but Lucy still needed to go.

Their news that night was most wonderful.

Post-LWW, pre-PC. Peter and Edmund are back at school following the siblings' return from Narnia. Peter has been acting differently for a while, and Edmund is concerned. As time passes, things get worse. Is Peter's behaviour so insufferable that Edmund may be caused to betray him...again?

When the SGC is infiltrated by a dangerous group with connections to Daniel's past, Daniel is forced to face several secrets that he has kept from his friends as he comes face-to-face with a life that he has been trying to forget since he lost everyone

The day Susan's family forever disappeared from her sight, it was cold and raining. She watched as they were lowered into the ground, leaving her alone in the world. After pining for her siblings for seven sleepless months, they begin to come to her, and Susan is able to be with them, if only for a night.

On the tenth anniversary of the train crash, Susan writes each of her siblings a letter.

How do you heal them faster? Get sent back in time and correct things. Some chars are OOC.

One good turn always deserves another. Apparently. Epilogue compliant/AU. HPDM slash but some canon het along the way. Please trust me - I promise the epilogue will not bite you.

Sequel to Taking Control. Harry starts taking the fight to the Death Eaters as the Order members are forced to make some very difficult decisions. Will Dumbledore see the benefit of working with Harry or continue to try to keep him out of the war?

Hermione Granger was married today. And no, it wasn't an ordinary one. "And does he, Draco Lucius Malfoy, take Hermione Jane Granger as his wife?" "He does." DRAMIONE!

Harry should know better than to conceal mysterious body art from dorm-mates who pay no heed to what happened to the cat. Oneshot. AU, 7th year fluffy!verse. Cracky. HPDM.

Draco fell in love with a brunette. He says his reasons why he did fall in love. Dramione and Draco's POV. Based on a list entitled 'Why Boys Fall in Love with Girls' Please read this! :p

Edmund has some problems adjusting to his new role as pupil.