Rose Weasley begins her Seventh Year blood-thirsty and out for revenge. Yet, the Revolt has other plans. She, Albus and Scorpius must take on enemies she never expected and make allies in the most unlikely places. The revolt is in our blood and we all bleed. / The third and final part of The Revolt series.

Rose Weasley is 26. And life is nothing like she imagined it when she was a fresh faced Hogwarts graduate. She hadn't imagined being shunned by her family and the people she loved. Now with a wedding on a horizon, Rose has to face what could have been, while simultaneously realizing... how did her life get so lonely? It wasn't supposed to go like this. Not at all.

A birthday celebration. A bottle of firewhiskey. A roof. Seven years. Could they be friends? Perhaps...something more?

Sweet, beautiful and innocent Rose Weasley didn't know what she signed up for when she thought to befriend Scorpius Malfoy. He's a dangerous savage, dominating and possessive, passionately sexual and he wants to own every part of her. Once he's decided the little angel belongs to him, he won't stop until he has her by his side, whether she comes willingly or not.

That's what it all came down to; having faith. Living a relatively carefree life thanks to the many sacrifices of their parents, the generation of the Golden Age learns how to have faith in their world, each other, and themselves as they muddle their way through loss, love and life. Not to mention teenage hormones. (Eventually includes the whole Weasley/Potter brood and many OCs)

A year has passed since Rose Weasley decided to be with Scorpius Malfoy despite the obstacles. Now, it's her brother's turn for an adventure. Son of the Minister for Magic, captain of Quidditch team and prefect, Hugo Weasley has got it made. But when hapless Daisy Abbott stumbles into his world, Hugo learns that there's more to life than being the most popular kid in school.

Rose Weasley's life was like that of any fifteen-year-old witchs, nothing out of the ordinarily ever happened to her. That is until she returns to Hogwarts for her sixth year. On the eve of her sixteenth birthday something happens that alters her life entirely. As the clock struck twelve that fateful night the ancient Soul Bonding curse awoke and Rose was left reeling in its wake.

During the last leg of an international tour, Rose finds herself at odds with the burgeoning music act she's been put in charge of. Can she manage an out-of-control lead-singer, a familial clash, a rabid fan-base, a demanding record label, and most of all, the ever-increasing hammerings of her heart whenever a certain blonde bandmate appears? Post-Hogwarts. Slow-Burn.

Twenty-one year old Albus Potter convinces a pre-med Rose Weasley to move into an apartment with him and Scorpius Malfoy. Chaos ensues. Scorose fluff

Rose is just trying to get through Sixth Year as the top student in her year. Scorpius Malfoy and his mysterious side project are the one thing preventing her from reaching that.

When the girl of his dreams is unavailable - him having a girlfriend might have something to do with that - Scorpius turns to Weasley's Wizard Wheezes for help. Songfic inspired by the Everly Brother's "All I Have to Do is Dream"

"You love like a lunatic, and nobody will look twice at me if I'm with you." All Rose Weasley wants are two things: to study Grindylows in peace, and survive her final year in Hogwarts without scandal. Which, of course, is where Scorpius Malfoy comes in.

Oh, how the mighty had fallen. In love. RW/SM

When a key ingredient in his suppressant potion becomes unavailable, grumpy potions Professor Scorpius Malfoy has to cope with his Veela attributes coming to the surface. Which, theoretically, shouldn't be a big deal. Professor Rose Weasley, it would appear, is going to blow that theory out of the water. Aka - TROPE STEW. Scorose fluff and (eventual) smut. Non-canon compliant

Scorpius and Rose's relationship has always been a confusing one. Scorpius hardly ever spoke his mind, and Rose could never tell what he wanted. It was Albus that was their go-between. After suddenly going abroad to study and breaking off their relationship for selfish reasons, Scorpius returns, wanting to make amends but using Albus as his messenger, and Rose is not impressed.

'You don't think it makes me look tough'You're about as tough as a teddy-bear.'I'll blow smoke in your face then' Scorpius is an Outcast that Rose is curious about. A forbidden friendship blooms & Rose might figure out what her original attraction was

In a world where everyone has a birthmark that matches that of their Soulmate, Scorpius Malfoy knows something about Rose Weasley that even she doesn't.

Rose Granger-Weasley is no hero. She's a little bit perpetually hungover, to be honest, and what she'd really prefer is not to be the child of celebrated public figures at all. When the Wizarding World is turned upside down, however, Rose finds herself its reluctant savior. If only she had better backup than her moody cousin and his smart-mouthed best mate, Scorpius Malfoy.

Mortal enemies, or a match made in heaven? For Scorpius and Rose, there's a fine line between love and hate. Follows their relationship from 1st to 7th year and beyond, as they learn that there's more to each other than they first assumed...

Rose is a healer. Scorpius is a potioneer. They have a completely professional relationship. Probably. Two-Shot.

Cassie Alderfair has been doing an exceptional job with being discreet at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. But her days of invisibility are disrupted in her fifth year when an unfortunate night of mischief draws attention from the infamous Marauders, and a secret comes to light that may turn the tides of the war… (Marauders' Era)

Delilah Willows has no idea what she's doing with her life, but she knows she doesn't want anything to do with the Gryffindor Quidditch team - or its captain. Or the attention its captain gets. Really, she could do without James Sirius Potter bugging her altogether. But where would be the fun in that? Next Gen, James S.P./OC, background Rose/Scorpius.

Rose owns her own business. Scorpius owns a rival one. They never liked each other, despite common interests and friends. Luckily, Rose has a confidant in the form of an anonymous pen pal who is all the things Scorpius isn't. Or maybe the two are more similar than she's been led to believe. Scorose with a You've Got Mail theme. Post-Hogwarts.

Perhaps it's not fair to judge others so harshly, for once everyone's carefully constructed facades are stripped back, we are all just human. But then people like James Potter waltz into your life with their charming smiles and incommodious arrogance and I can't help but to think, screw kindness.

Disillusioned by the choices of her cousin Albus along with his partner in crime, Scorpius Malfoy; how can Head Girl, Rose Weasley keep the peace and respect of the student body while retaining a shred of dignity in the process? Perhaps she shouldn't have been sleeping with someone she didn't really care about to begin with.

Five years since the Thorn Wars. Five years of peace, five years of rebuilding. But the people they left behind are never truly gone, and past deeds echo louder than mere nightmares. The hardest part of fighting for a new world is finding your place in it. Sequel to the Stygian Trilogy.

They were opposites, but that hardly mattered. Not in the greater scheme of things. What mattered was that they clicked. Some clicks, fitting with the perfection of puzzle pieces, made history. Some wrought disaster. Just which would arise from their fated cleaving was yet to be. Potters, Malfoys, Weasleys, and Muggleborns. They were a mixture that could only go one of two ways.

When the Marauders fight, fangirls cry and teachers take a breath of fresh air. "You don't mind me sitting here, do you?" I looked up and found my crush staring down at me. "I - erh, what?" Sirius Black winked. "Good. Don't need bloody James anyway. Hi," he said, turning to me as he sat down, "be my new best friend?" Don't judge me, but I might have fainted a little bit there.

Group projects: only bearable if you get to choose your group. And Rose Weasley definitely did not choose to be in a group with bad tempered Scorpius Malfoy, pompous Fenton Fawley, and her ex-boyfriend Roy Wilden. This can only end in tears.

Stuck in a dead-end job as a one of Witch Weekly Magazine's journalists, Rose Granger-Weasley can't seem to find a silver lining as she tries to find work elsewhere. Scorpius Malfoy, on the other hand, is going to be a successful Quidditch player, and maybe win the next Most Charming Smile Award... Well, that's if his face doesn't get rearranged by passing bludgers.

Her mind drifted to how they must have fallen in love. She didn't know much about their love story, although she had had been told bits and pieces by various family members. But as she watched them smile at one another just now, one thing became clear - this was worth a battle. Post Hogwarts.

Scorpius comes back home after being four years away studying wandlore. Finding Astoria already affected by the curse that will most likely kill her, Scorpius must learn how to deal with the impending loss and grief it'll bring, reconnecting with old friends and family, and with making sure that Rose knows that he's never stopped loving her.

A tale of natural enemies and unlikely events. If there was one thing I could change about my life, it would definitely be my name. It has never done me any good, besides carrying a lot of expectations, of which I probably meet a whooping one and a half. Of course, the great James Sirius Potter couldn't care less. And - whatever he might say - I absolutely do NOT fancy him! Prat.

Sirius Black's daughter is raised by Remus Lupin

You'd think that adrenaline-fueled Gryffindor girls who fight monsters and even-tempered manipulative Slytherin boys training to be Healers would not mix well. You might be right. • Rose/Scorpius; Sequel to 'Curiosity Is Not a Sin'

All of the very best things have unusual beginnings. Join the next generation of Potters, Weasleys, and, yes, even Malfoys, as they experience their own. Canon-compliant, multi chapter fic with characters, a plot, and awesomeness. R&R, pretty please!

Rose thought that everything was perfect. She was wrong, but she isn't entirely ready to give up yet. Sequel to Fighting Temptation and Confronting Temptation

The other woman, that's what they called her. One of the more polite names to be sure. She could feel their lingering glares as she strode through the corridors of the castle, she could hear their whispered accusations during lessons, she could feel the mistrust radiating from each and every one of them. And yet, she did not care… and why should she, when she knew the truth?

Rose's start to Hogwarts turns out very different from what she or anyone else imagined. There's not much she can do but ride the tide, keep her head up, and make sure Scorpius's darn cat stays away from her toads.

The famed city of Acanthus. Hundreds have died trying to reach it, but Rose Weasley won't be among them. When she's sent to investigate the Egyptian perfume industry, she doesn't anticipate searching for a city lost since the Roman times and the web of mystery which follows it. Rose/Scorpius

Young witch, Becky Sinclair, with the help of one Albus Dumbledore, struggles to unlock her memories. Memories that may, or may not, reveal a strong connection to the Dark Witch. Sirius/OC Draco/OC SEQUEL TO THE DARK WITCH Please R&R

Rose Weasley is 26 and a successful owner of an events management company. But she doesn't do weddings. She hates them. But that's going to change now that Scorpius Malfoy is best man. COMPLETE!

It was like a wizard tale. The clever Slytherin helps a hag who later repays the debt. Except that Rose Weasley wasn't a hag, and Scorpius didn't expect to call in the favour.

Scorpius Malfoy is on a mission to bring Rose Weasley Home. Set 10 years after the epilogue in DH.