Scorpius Malfoy, Senior Writer at the Daily Prophet has written some scandalous things in his latest column about our favorite Rose Weasley. Cue the furious, sarcastic letters! Their friends are inevitably dragged into the conflict and they figure the only way to solve anything is to get drunk. Complete.

Scorpius Malfoy would like to know what, exactly, one is supposed to do when your arch-enemy/team-mate/haunter-of-dreams repeatedly tells you they love you, only to completely forget come sunrise? He's just enquiring, you know, for a friend. Companion piece to 'Four Times...'

Hangovers make Rose Weasley grumpy. Scorpius Malfoy makes Rose Weasley grumpy. Waking up in places other than her bed makes Rose Weasley grumpy. So it's completely understandable that combining all three makes for an incredibly grumpy Rose Weasley, and a smart person would avoid antagonising her at all costs. Turns out Scorpius Malfoy isn't very smart.

"Did you just quote a Michael Jackson song?" During her first official date with Mr. William Darcy, Lizzie comes to learn a lot about the former enigma and his world. LBD Universe. Rating to be safe.

Whenever they slept together either Rose or Scorpius had a perfectly justifiable reason for doing so.

*COMPLETE* There was never a hatred so profound as that of Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy, but when a challenge is issued the pair embark on a roller-coaster ride of emotions and confusing, passionate meetings. Enemies with Benefits never tasted this good, and Rose is going to learn there is a whole lot more to Scorpius than a lifelong rivalry and a wicked smirk. RW/SM.

Victoire Weasley hates being part Veela. How can she know if a boy loves her for her personality or just because her DNA is attracting him? Teddy Lupin is a metamorphamagus with a problem. When you're always someone else, how do you know who you truly are?

Percy babysits a four-year old Dominique and attempts to regal her with fairy tales about cauldron thickness.

Rose is entering her Seventh Year at Hogwarts, and, just when she thought things were finally going smoothly, Scorpius Malfoy has to go and ruin it by becoming Head Boy. And that just complicated EVERYTHING. T to be safe

Based loosely on Katy Perry's 'One of the Boys'. Rose and Scorpius are best friends, but she's fed up of being seen as simply one of his mates. What happens when she becomes more girly - will he finally notice her, or has he all along?

Leona Sands was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Attacked by Dark Wizards in a dark alley, she finds herself thrust into a world of magic where good and evil fight just like in fairy tales. Struggling to deal with the attack, her only form of comfort is Albus Potter. How will Leona cope with all of the problems of being a muggle? AP/OC RW/SM.

This follows Christmas break of 6th year through 7th year for Rose, Scorpius, Olivia, Zander, Albus, and Grace. SEQUEL OF THE DRAGON CLUB.

Rose Weasley receives an invitation to a club she has never heard of from the two boys she trusts the least. Will she go just to satisfy her own curiosity? And how will the Dragon Club change her life forever?

James Sirius Potter and Melinda Alice Longbottom grew up together. Their fathers are friends; their families frequently spend holidays together. They've known each other their entire lives. So why is it that, suddenly, they don't seem to recognize what's going on between them at all? Companion piece to "A Fine Line," but can easily stand on its own. [cover art: Aurora Lynne]

Devastated by the terrorist bombing that claimed the life of his best friend—and unrequited love—Ava Mathenson, twenty-five year old Albus Potter begins investigating the organization responsible. But the deeper he gets, the more he realizes that nothing is as it seems, and Ava may not be as dead as he had believed. [cover art: Aurora Lynne]

Rose Weasley and Scorpius Malfoy often take to the sky on their brooms after a long day at work, and today is no different...except, of course, for the little velvet box in Scorpius's left pocket. An outtake to my multi-chapter story, "A Fine Line," but can stand on its own.

Gryffindor has managed to beat Slytherin in Quidditch, meaning that it's time for Scorpius Malfoy to pay up. And Rose Weasley is definitely going to enjoy collecting. To the victor, the spoils. Outtake from "A Fine Line," but can stand on its own. Definitely rated M.

Everyone knows that Scorpius Malfoy and Rose Weasley hate each other. They really, really hate each other.

Gideon has spent the past two years building up walls around him but cannot escape from his past. Araminta is set on breaking down those walls, but is just as emotionless as he is, with a difficult past of her own, and she stirs up his intrigue.

Two weeks before his final year at Hogwarts, Theodore Nott's summer consists mainly of homework, pesky relatives, and, of course, music. But some decisions cannot be put off forever...follows Disadvantages.

A mysterious illness leaving a mere handful of uninfected. A school in quarantine, isolated from the outside world. Danger on all sides, striking seemingly at random. And, at the heart of it all, Scorpius Malfoy, the only man to believe this is a part of a wider, dangerous plot. Part 1 of the Stygian Trilogy.

The world is changing. Governments collapse. Dark magic rises. An old enemy returns with new allies and motives as shrouded as ever. How far would you go for justice? How far would you fall for vengeance? - The sequel to Ignite and Part 2 of the Stygian Trilogy.

It's been two years; two years of grief, of pain, of hardship, and Rose thought it was all, finally, over. But the end is only just beginning. Part 3 of the Stygian Trilogy, and sequel to 'Ignite' and 'Starfall'.

Rose/Scorpius Romance - Rose is on look out for a family prank with Scorpius wanders by and stops to talk, When a professor starts to approach the only diversion she can think of is to snog the hell out of Scorpius. Only it goes much further then intended

"The world was a sunnier, happier place" for the next generation. An optimistic take on Rose and Scorpius' relationship, full of romance, humor, and a little bit of mystery. Canon-freak friendly. Suggestive themes in later chapters.