*sequel to Unexpected* Scorpius Malfoy was a bad listener. Rose Weasley would be the first one to agree with that. So why did it take so long for Scorpius to stop listening to what went against his desire?

Scorpius Malfoy is ready to settle in for a night of storm watching from his bedroom window when he is informed that someone has arrived at his home. And the person in question is the last person he would expect.

Rose/Scorp: I barely have room left in my mind to remember to breathe. I can't sleep at night because you are always there in my head, just as annoying as in real life. And when I finally do get to sleep, I dream of nothing but you. Trust me when I say I hate you, but somewhere along the line, something changed, something is different. God, Rose Weasley, I want every inch of you.

"The world was a sunnier, happier place" for the next generation. An optimistic take on Rose and Scorpius' relationship, full of romance, humor, and a little bit of mystery. Canon-freak friendly. Suggestive themes in later chapters.

After saving Scorpius Malfoy from the wrath of Professor McGonagall, Rose Weasley's day to day life begins consisting of more Scorpius Malfoy than she can probably handle.

If there was one thing other then her brains and the unruly bushiness of her hair that Rose had inherited from her mother, it was her stubbornness, there was no way she was going to let her father tell her who she could be friends with. Rose/Scorpius.

Rose is returning to Hogwarts as a 5th year and prefect. It was perfect but then Scorpius interfered. He's desperate for a 2nd chance but she's reluctant to give it to him. What did he do with his first one? And will she forgive him?