Fifteen years after the Battle of Hogwarts, Ron and Hermione reminisce.

Head Girl, Lily Evans is used to the odd things that happen at Hogwarts. Very little fazes her – especially when it comes to the Head Boy and his gang. But when she discovers there's a new girl at Hogwarts, who has entranced all her friends, she's determined, along with James, to find out her identity. After all, since when has Hogwarts accepted American Exchange Students.

'It takes a lot of courage to stand up to your enemies, but even more to stand up to your friends.' One evening in his fifth year, James Potter learns that defying his best friend is the right things to do. This story has been written in honour of James Potter's birthday.

For Angelina Weasley, birthdays were something she'd rather forget. But then George takes her at her word and decides to watch a Quidditch game with Lee instead of spending time with her. So what's a witch to do? She could spend her evening crouched over the accounts ... or perhaps she could crash her favourite haunt and see what transpires.

Fleur knew from the first that he was different. One look. A glance suggesting possibilities. A look that changed her life. Un Coup de Foudre - A Lightning Bolt - Love at First Sight. Warning: This story contains scenes of a sexual nature and one profanity.

Apparating to Hogsmeade from his Uncle Alphard's funeral, Sirius Black is expecting to see his friends already ensconced in the Three Broomsticks. They'd promised that they'd help him send off his favourite uncle in style. But after a ridiculous prank, the Marauders are stuck in detention, leaving Sirius alone and contemplating lilies. Will anyone else raise a glass to Alphard?

Lily Evans wasn't quite sure why she agreed to go on a date with James Potter. It had surprised them both when she'd said 'yes'. But James hadn't stopped grinning and she was happy too ... until the owl turned up at breakfast.

At the age of twenty, Ron Weasley has a good career, a wonderful girlfriend and a flat of his own. But when he wakes up one morning, shortly before his twenty-first birthday, nothing can quite dispel the gloomy cloud that's been stalking him. Could a long lunch in the Leaky Cauldron rid him of this malaise? Thank you, Natalie, for beta'ing this story.

James Potter had asked her before for a date, several times, although not always for himself. Now, as Lily Evans gazes at her reflection in the mirror, she wonders why he keeps asking her and just why she's finally said yes. Disclaimer: I am not JK Rowling. Her lawyers agree, so don't get them riled by confusing us. Thank you very much to Natalie (hestiajones) for beta'ing this fic

In the midst of battle, and after that kiss, Ron knew he loved Hermione. He'd never said the words, but she knew. Didn't she?