Lily Evans stumbles into the Common Room late one night and finds a student asleep on the couches.

By the end of their sixth year, Lily's relationship with James has completely changed - they're not friends, but they're not not, either. She's still trying to work out what this means, when a series of deaths irrevocably change their relationship once again... / For glowing-neons

There are certain rules of magic that Lily Evans would very much have liked not to confront in one day. What began in Defense Against the Dark Arts between two people avoiding the obvious ends in the dungeons, the same two people not the same as they were before. One-shot.

Because when all efforts at making the rounds schedule fail, what else is there to do but open a few Butterbeers and simply talk. It's here, in the Head's Office, that both Lily and James finally get what they need.

"She stopped as she moved out of the window and caught a glimpse of James' face. It looked pained – his hazel eyes, usually bright with mischief, were bloodshot..." One-shot

Lily Evans is planning on seeing the New Year in alone, then just getting through the rest of the year with as few problems as possible. Unfortunately for Lily Evans, very little in her life is that simple. Still, what difference can a year make? 1977 through the eyes of L & J. Cover art by Viria. All Harry Potter characters, places etc are the property of JK Rowling.

There are some things you can't share without ending up liking each other, and using four wands and a sack of flour to fight off a group of death eaters is one of them.

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.

'You know, I've always had a feeling that I'd die young.'

"She didn't really know, he often mused. She wasn't aware of how utterly and breathtakingly gorgeous she was, and how his heart literally leaped out of his chest whenever she looked his way." Just a little Jily fluff to brighten your day! Rated T for a couple super brief swear words. Remember: reviews are cookies! Cover art by viria13.

"It seemed very right, wearing a symbol of him next to her heart."

The simple tale of an idiot at Christmas.

"You stare at him through sad eyes for a moment, surveying him. Sirius Black, known for his aloofness, indifference and pride. He stands in front of you: broken, exposed and hoarse. His eyes, usually alight with mischief, burned with pain for his best friend."

Lily Evans is having a miserable Christmas Eve at home before something strange happens and an unexpected person brings a smile to her face.

It was the middle of the night and the Quidditch pitch was dark... L/J. One-shot.

Lily's having disturbing dreams about arguing with and- urgh- kissing James Potter. She can't figure out why until one of her dreams comes true. Are these premonitions of the future? Will she allow the inevitable to happen, or will she change her fate?

The summer after her seventh year, Lily finds her boring life suddenly personally threatened by Voldemort himself. To her surprise, James and Sirius are assigned as her personal aurors. Tensions rise and defenses fall as James, Lily, and Sirius live on the run.

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.

"Never agree to play any kind of game when Firewhiskey is involved; especially when said game is proposed by one very drunk Sirius Black."

"I had to tell him. He had to know I loved him. Even if he didn't return the feelings… I owed it to him after all these years." James saves Lily. Lily feels the need to express her feelings, even though it could be too late.

In which James is extremely aware of a certain Lily Evans pressed underneath him, and Lily was not expecting a certain James Potter to topple on top of her. Even though she was in his bed...

Lily is trying to produce her Patronus, but none of her memories seem happy enough. Can James help her out? "A Marauder's smirk melted onto those delectable lips of his...'Think of that, Lily.'"

"For some odd reason, Professor Flitwick preferred to seat his students alphabetically according to first name. Do you know what this meant? It meant that I, Lily Evans, was to be seated by James Potter...Each year the seating arrangement lingered. Each year I sat next to the detestable James Ryan Potter. Each year I fell a little more in love with him."

A series of instances in which Lily Evans said yes to James Potter. L/J. One-shot.

One wild summer night in France, seventeen-year-olds Lily Evans and James Potter meet for the first time and share a kiss. Both under the impression that the other is a Muggle, they never expect to meet again. So what happens when Lily, a Beauxbatons student, transfers into Hogwarts and they find each other again?