High school. It's difficult enough to navigate on its own. When Charlie Oswin moved to Beacon Hills to live with her aunt after the death of her father, she thought the worst she'd have to deal with was gossip and term papers. But something weird was going on and those two strange guys were at the center of it all. And she was going to figure it out. Eventual Stiles/OC.

"There should be a law stating that you're not allowed to be attracted to your old enemy.. or your little brother's girlfriend.. or the girl your best mate fancies. Sadly, there's none. So I guess we'll have to be big boys and fight it out like real men."

There was more to George's missing ear than just physical damage. Now he and Fred are struggling with a problem that could endanger their lives while the war rages on around them. What could possibly go wrong?

Everyday, he wakes up forgetting yesterday. Everyday, he struggles to live. Everyday, he watches as his life is narrated to him through a Muggle VCD, just so he'd remember. And through everything, he discovers the Laws of Life.Sequel of Laws of Attraction

Fred was the first to smile. George was the first to talk. Fred was the first to pull a prank. George was the first to get a detention. Twenty snapshots into the 'firsts' of Fred and George, from their birth to the Final Battle of Hogwarts.

Hermione tugged at the string holding the hood onto the boy's head, gingerly pulling the fabric back to reveal his face. Lying before her, barely recognizable beyond the swelling and the blood, but still very much himself, was Draco Malfoy.

After hundreds of pranks, Fred and George have their minds set on someone new for their latest trick. What starts as a harmless prank leaves the twins with much more than they bargained for. Edited! Slight AU-Canon Divergence

(Complete) Everyone knows Draco Malfoy is a selfish, cunning and devious Slytherin that's glutting for punishment. Ginny Weasley is just the person to dish it out.

With this fast pitched humor with jealousy and a heartbreaking scene, this story is well written and is smoothly eventful