"I think people have moved on just fine." He laughed without humor. "No, they haven't. You don't think I haven't noticed how you have your head stuck in a book all the time? Or how you always cover up that scar on your arm? Face it Granger, no one has moved on. There's not a refresh button you can just hit and hope that all your problems go away, and you can start over." Rated M.

This is story of Hermione and Draco's daughter, Juliet Malfoy, and her relationship with one James Potter. Following the story When in Doubt.

Jenni Charlotte Palmer is an only child of Auror Ethan Palmer & Daily Prophet editor, Charlotte Palmer. At eleven, she feels as though life is full of fun, friends, and flowers. However, an event occurs causing her to live with close family friends -the Potters. Follow her in discovering who she is, the adventures she gets into and the friends she makes. T for future chapters. R&R!

Draco has a daughter. Pansy is the mother. Or more like WAS. She's passed away and the responsibility of taking care of the baby is left for Draco. Having no idea how to handle a baby good fortune smiles upon him, in the form of Hermione Granger.

"What your puny mind doesn't understand, Potter, is that she does the paperwork I hate, and I do the dirty work that grates on her Gryffindor sensibilities." Hermione and Draco have been partners working in the Department for Control and Regulation of Magical Creatures for years, but their comfortable partnership is shaken up when creatures go missing and the Aurors get involved.

Everyone knew that, at Hogwarts, if you weren't being murdered by the Dark Arts, unearthing secrets that were thought to be myth, or otherwise putting yourself in lethal danger, you were probably involved in some sort of love triangle. It was just how the school operated. (This isn't a slash James/Fred, if that's what the character listing makes you think.)

Rosalie was snarky, snobby, and cynical - a stereotypical Slytherin. She's back for her sixth year at Hogwarts, returning as captain of the Slytherin quidditch team, and main rival of James Potter. Complete.

Sigmund Freud—a name cropping up too often in Draco's life, and a name associated with Muggles. He hates that. But when he begins to have problems at work and confusion with love, Draco ends up in therapy, where he progresses quickly through incarnations of Freud's levels of the human mind: the id, superego, and ego.