It was never supposed to be more than a distraction. A distraction of the war, of their pain, of their life. Now in Seventh, they have to live with the consequences of their decisions and mistakes. Dark. M for a reason - themes, language, sexual nature

Sent back in time to the Marauders era, Hermione must go to school with people she only knows as being dead, her Hogwarts Professors, and an Azkaban Escapee. Stuck in the 70s living a life where she is falling in love with a Marauder, Hermione will do anything to keep the friends she's made from the fate she knows will befall them without her interference.

She had changed. Gone was the Lily of sixth year, and every year prior to that. Gone was the good girl who insisted on canceling post-Quidditch parties, much to everyone's disdain. She was changed. Broken. And it damn near broke James' heart.

Marlene McKinnon has never understood how Sirius Black has managed to entangle himself in her life so tightly. Their relationship was a tragedy in the making; burning too brightly and ending too quickly, so when she moves on in to the arms of Gideon Prewitt it's not surprising that fate would not let them part so easily.

It became a new normal that they would run into each other once or twice a year, drawn together at Luke and Lorelai's for family holidays and events. What does this new normal look like for Jess and Rory? Banter, late night conversations, old friends becoming new friends, hints of tension and accidental touches. Literati slow burn, scattered moments after S7.

"Whatever this life brings us, my youth will have always been yours." Amidst the rise of an imminent threat, some people fall together as others fall apart. Love, power, Marauders, and everything in between. Year 7 with opening Snily and eventual Jily. Prequel to "Clean" and "Marked," book III in "This World or Any Other" series. COMPLETE.

Jess and Rory bumped into each other in LA, one on a book tour and the other filling in for a fellow reporter. It had been two years since they last saw each other and it felt like no time had passed. However, history and intermediate years had made their reunion a little bit bittersweet. (AN: Going through reconstruction. Splitting chapters up. Grammar. Etc. Be mindful of dates!)

Post-series Literati. T rating subject to change. "Take a breath," he intoned. His heart clenched again. He heard the deep, unsteady, broken breath she took, and the watery exhale, too. "Are you alright?" ... "No, I'm … I'm not." Rory has lost her way again.

It's summer 2015 in beautiful New York City. Aria hasn't spoken to or seen Ezra in three years. She graduated high school, left Rosewood, and said goodbye to him. But is that it, is it really that simple? Can you ever just 'say goodbye' to the love of your life?

It snows when Rory comes home to say goodbye. However, someone else is back in town- and some goodbyes are more final than others it seems. Literati, implied JavaJunkie. Inspired by the Gilmore Girl revival, this is my take on what happens during those four seasons.

"That's Marlene McKinnon, she was killed two weeks after this was taken. Voldemort wiped out her entire family." Why black and white? Because color can be too demanding. The life and death of Marlene Mckinnon. Marauder's era, beginning in 1977. Adult themes.

"His face is right in front of mine, his breath warm and delicious against my lips as he says, "'I can handle you.'" I simply duck under his arm and say, "'We shall see.'" Clary is trained for this, to be the perfect woman, and maybe the perfect wife. It's her job, what she was born into and what she has been raised to do. But CAN she do it? Futuristic Clary/Jace.

I'd like to think that we are soul mates who just happened to meet at the wrong time. I want to believe that our story doesn't end the moment I finish this book. This is not some story about the loss of love, because I still have love for you—the kind that I only care to admit at three in the morning when I'm still awake and staring at the ceiling. / 4 years after 4x24

It's been almost 2 and 1/2 years since the four girls all graduated Rosewood High. Aria, about to start her Junior year at University of Cailfornia, Los Angeles, feels like she's finally let go of her past. Everything she left behind in Rosewood: -A, Ezra, and all of the bad memories were now forgotten. This was her year to start over... or it was supposed to be.

Literati one-shot.

She was dramatic. He was dynamic. She was precise. He was impulsive. He was James, and she was Lily, and one day they shared a kiss, but before that they shared many arguments, for he was cocky, and she was sweet, and matters of the heart require time.

She doesn't know what will be worse to her mom – potentially sleeping with your boyfriend at a party or running off with him to New York City in the middle of the night.

Jess stops in to pick up something left in Stars Hollow. Rory stops to crash in her old bed for a night. Neither is expecting company, but they find it nonetheless.

Not fully satisfied with the reasons Mia provided, Adam has a question he needs answered.