How does Lily discover her buried feelings for James Potter? Picks up from James's and Lily's 5th year, shortly after Lily ends her friendship with Snape.

It's James's eighteenth birthday, and as Head Girl Lily knows she needs to support the Head Boy. But how does she feel about him? Seventh year. - One Shot. disclaimer: I am not JK Rowling, I don't own anything in the Harry Potter universe, only the plot of this story.

Annabeth is tired, exhausted, and desperately needs a pick-me-up (of coffee, of course). But is a mocha latte the only thing she picks up? Percabeth AU multi-chap. Fluff galore!

It took James and Lily seven years to get together. One-shot.

Who'd have thought that the man who tore them apart was the one who brought them together? Head Girl Lily Evans is determined to keep her distance from the Marauders but that's easier said than done when James is Head Boy and in love with her. It also doesn't help that she becomes rather attached to Sirius during an eventful Defence Against the Dark Arts lesson...

The harrowing account of Mr Prongs as he faces off against impossible odds, lumbering idiots, furious young ladies, and most impressively his own staggering idiocy, with additional commentary from Messrs Moony, Wormtail, and Padfoot. Recorded in the two-way journal known as the Marauder's Log.

Lily relaxes by the lake. James wants to know what she's doing with that flower. One-shot.

Lily Evans didn't know what it was, how exactly he had changed. But he was different, somehow. The things he did, the way he smiled at her made her heart melt. He had definitely changed. Rated M for language and lemons in later chapters.

Christmas! Lily and James seem to bump into each other a lot, but everytime they bump into each other, there is always a mistletoe.

Their final year, their final chance at finding each other, his final plan to call Lily Evans his. To grow up. Full detailed summary inside. Canon pairings/characters. JP/LE alongside the ever wonderful Marauders.

He had made it a point to never interact with the Weasleys if possible, knowing the history his relatives had with all their parents. And for five full years, he had succeeded. He never bothered them and they never gave him trouble. Or noticed him really. This all came crashing to a head as Rose Weasley made eye contact with him in the Transfiguration classroom that morning.

Part I of in-progress trilogy [6th year]: The thing about being Lily Evans and James Potter was that you couldn't do anything without everybody else saying something about it.

Imperfect people sometimes fall into imperfect love. But it's still love, after all, and isn't that the point?

"I think you're an arrogant, selfish pig, and I think you'd be doing both of us a favor if you just left me alone!" Potter stared at me for a moment, an unreadable expression in his hazel eyes, before uttering a single word: "Okay." J/L, Lily's POV.

"I dropped my fork. Did he really just say that? Smehkaleen." The much awaited sequel to Molly Raesly's "Boyfriend."

A thought that made the monster inside Lily’s chest roar with triumph. He needed to be repaid for the constant harassment, pranking, date offers, and overall big headedness. She needed revenge

It all just comes down to choice. Choose one or the other. One-shot.

As any sane person could tell you, food equals love. One-shot.

As the bottle started to slow down, Lily silently willed it to land on anyone except for her. Its speed was decreasing by the second, and Lily saw it heading in her direction. She was about to offer her first born child up to Merlin when it stopped.

The prose behind the dialogue. The thoughts, actions, and revelations that surrounded Lily and James during my alldialogue piece, Redundancy. It involves butter. And dinner rolls. And other stuff. Mmhmm...

LJ, one-shot. Sad, dark blue fluff, the silkier kind. 'You must have loved her very much, not many people remember enough to wait.'