Audrey Potter hates the technicalities that constantly drag her into trouble with her twin brother, Harry. But when she finally starts to prove herself by crawling from behind her brother's overbearing shadow during the Triwizard tournament, she begins realizing that it may have been better to just stay hidden...slow-burn Draco/OC. Swearing. Spoilers in Reviews!

Everyone knew of Harry Potter and his story. But sometimes in stories, lie secrets. Kept from Harry and the rest of the world, she was a secret unknown. Upon discovering a piece of her identity, she faces a different world when she no longer became The Girl Who Went Missing.

month or so after the end of 'Seeing' a wounded Ivy is preparing to go off with Harry, Ron and Hermione to track down the Horcruxes, and Draco is adjusting to life as a Death Eater. However neither one of them can seem to escape the other, set during DH.

Scarlett and the Weasley twins were once incredibly close. So close, in fact, that Charlie encouraged nine year olds Fred and Scarlett to make an Unbreakable Vow to get married by the time they turn twenty. To make matters worse, their memories were modified, they grew apart after the death of Scarlett's father, and they now both like other people. How will they handle the news?

The Parker and Weasley children had grown up together as best friends. Their parents were incredibly close, so this was understandable. The adults would even joke about Auden marrying a Weasley boy. Then, they would laugh as if they didn't believe it would happen, but maybe the idea really wasn't so farfetched at all. Part 1 of 3

When Winnie McKinnon's mother, Marlene, was killed during the 1st Wizarding War, the Weasleys took her in as one of their own. Fred and George were her best mates, but one had the potential to be much more. Part I.