Stories by LifesDarkFire

An illegal time-turner mishap sends Hermione Granger back to the past. She's sixteen again and stuck in 1974, face to face with her past Potions professor, and her best friend's parents in their fifth year at Hogwarts. Hermione must decide what she's willing to sacrifice to save the future. Can she bend the rules, save lives and still make room for love? Only time will tell.

A collection of journal entries. Or, Severus and Hermione are lovesick fools. "Ours was a love meant to be forgotten. Shoved between thick broken spines of leather and stacks of parchment, it was meant to die in the twilight."

"Call it Christmas spirit or Christmas stupidity Severus found the whole situation too strange to even contemplate further."- An AU Christmas themed story that follows the unlikely friendship that forms between Severus and Hermione over Christmas, burnt shortbread cookies and the span of seven years.

Severus and Hermione meet once again at the tenth anniversary of the Final Battle and find themselves strangely drawn to one another thanks to an undeniable urge and a self refilling spiked punch bowl.

A companion piece to Deal. After making a deal with Henry, Gold is determined to find and rescue Belle. However he soon finds it's easier said than done because real life isn't like a fairy tale, no, real life is a tale of both heroes and fools.

One day, sitting on a park bench, Henry makes a deal with Mr. Gold. A deal that may lead Gold one step closer to fixing the chip in his heart. Prequel to "Of Heroes and Fools".

"I remember how your hand felt, coasting over the tops of my fingers as we whispered sweet nothings into the humid days of July." A story of love told by two letters and a daughter.

Hermione reflects back on how she and Severus met,and how their relationship blossomed: "Severus.' I whispered, the name fell softly off of my tongue, rolled into the heavy silence between us, and broke something I didn't know needed breaking."

Severus writes a letter to Hermione and reflects on their relationship. " I will edge into that bed tonight, pull you against me and as I nestle my face into your hair, my lips will find your ear and I will whisper three words slowly, softly, into it."

It's a parody of Sleeping Beauty using the author of Catcher in the Rye's writing style. It's set in the evil fairy's mind set and explores on her thoughts.