"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.

"The thing about spending the better part of ten years pretending to love each other is, sometimes, you forget you're pretending." Non-Magical Next Gen AU in which Rose and Scorpius are actors that can't stand each other, but keep getting cast as lovers. Slow (ish) burn. M for language and eventual smut.

Commencing Operation Get Scorpius a Girlfriend (because frankly he needs all the help he can get). Blackmail is an ugly business, but it's the only way Scorpius will be able to persuade Rose to pretend to date him in order to make his last girlfriend jealous. It's a fool-proof plan! (... isn't it?)

"Paint me tomorrow. From memory. I want you to think of me." For years, the dreamy, artistic Rose found a muse in the lone wolf Scorpius Malfoy. And in his expert opinion, she's the only friend worth having... Until friendship was no longer enough. Scorpius/Rose.

Prequel to The Spectator. "Then I can kiss you. Can't I, Rose?" The less sense he made, the more she adored him. Rose/Scorpius.

A series of One Shots and Drabbles about Scorpius Malfoy, Rose Weasley, and next gen goodness. See each chapter for rating, summary, and anything else you might need to know.

In their sixth year, rivals Rose and Scorpius have a moment of terrifying clarity when they both inhale the sweet smell of Amortentia. One year later, Rose is finally single and Scorpius is determined to snog the crazy out of her.

He meets her in a tree. Innocuous enough that he should be able to forget it, but Draco Malfoy's life has never allowed him much choice in should-be's, so why would Astoria Greengrass be any different?

Lily Evans is planning on seeing the New Year in alone, then just getting through the rest of the year with as few problems as possible. Unfortunately for Lily Evans, very little in her life is that simple. Still, what difference can a year make? 1977 through the eyes of L & J. Cover art by Viria. All Harry Potter characters, places etc are the property of JK Rowling.

Rose Weasley is rushing to attend a Quidditch match when Scorpius Malfoy—quite literally—drops in on her. After that, her life rapidly becomes crazier, but Rose finds herself not minding at all. Because love is crazy and messy and really, what she needed all along. Post-Hogwarts.

Rose never backs down from a challenge. She also loves to beat Scorpius Malfoy at everything. Scor will do anything to get under Rose's skin. When the challenge of seduction comes from her worst enemy, Rose will do anything to prove Scorpius wrong. As time passes, both Rose and Scorpius start to have feelings for each other. Was everything still a silly game or could it be more?

AU. Oneshot. Lily is fond of laser tag, but when the Marauders find out she has no one to play with, they invite themselves along to a game.

Lily visits the coffee shop because Sev works there, even though he's got a completely obnoxious coworker with admittedly fantastic hair.

"When you were sorted into Slytherin your dad was so worried that you were too sweet and those Slytherins would eat you alive. You're not who we think you are, are you? You're more act than anything else." Rose is a little more devious than she lets her family see, but this very deviousness is what the Aurors need when a group of new Death Eaters forms in the school.

She was a Slytherin, he was a Hufflepuff. She was a Black, he was a Muggle-born. They shouldn't have been together at all. But they just couldn't help themselves.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Malfoy who insists on being perpetually mysterious must be prepared to deal with an insatiably curious Weasley. Rose/Scorpius with a healthy measure of Pride and Prejudice thrown in.

Drabble. Lily discovers what the smell in her Amortentia means.