How does Lily discover her buried feelings for James Potter? Picks up from James's and Lily's 5th year, shortly after Lily ends her friendship with Snape.

Lily knows she must stand tall what with a baby boy on the way and a dark prophecy hanging overhead. She's not alone though, and perhaps that is her greatest advantage. They had agreed to stay together and now the only way to continue is to keep holding onto hope.

You've always wanted the real story of Lily and James- the one that will finally stick to canon, draw you in and enthrall you just like Harry's story, stay true to their fiery relationship, and involve every beloved character of the time period. This is it, written by someone who wants that exact same story. Reviews mean more chapters published.

To live life to the fullest, like you'll die the next day, is an accomplishment few manage to achieve, and to give your life for those you love - the ultimate sacrifice - is something that takes incredible courage. If something could be said for Lily Evans and James Potter, it was that they were very good at living, but they were also very good at dying.

Falling in love is merely realizing that you are already in it. And vice versa.

A story about Remus Lupin on his least favorite day of the year. COMPLETE.

Potter was going to say that he wasn't my boyfriend. I couldn't let him do that. For the love of Merlin, I could not let him do that. I had to stop him. He couldn't tell her the truth. So I did the only conceivable thing I could think of. I kissed him.

The final chapter of Molly Raesly's "Boyfriend" series.

I want to be a cherry. A cherry. No I don't want to be some random cherry sitting on a random tree. I want to be a specific cherry. Why, you ask? Why would I want to be a cherry? Because she eats them everywhere. Constantly. And it's killing me.