Stories by potterhead0928

The Black Family Tragedy was a well known story in the Wizarding World. The simultaneous kidnapping of eleven children is obviously an event that’s hard to keep a secret. The fact that the abduction case is so famous is most likely why Hermione came across the article almost immediately when she started her roam through the library.

Harri has lived through enough troubles to fill two lifetimes. Finally through with war and bloodshed, she settles into her life as teen mother to a shapeshifting baby and roommate to a grumpy house elf. Just as she thinks her life is looking up, she's hit with more world tilting news. Uprooting her entire life, she decides to try and find a new purpose in America.

Tony is having a good day. No aliens. No killer robots. No nagging directors of secret government organizations knocking on his door. Just him, his tools, and AC/DC blaring through his lab. Of course, just like all of his good days, that all comes to an abrupt end.

Harry is going to murder Sirius Black. Just cold blooded murder. No regrets. Just death.

Dahlia was three years old when her and Harry were left on their Aunt and Uncle’s door step on a cold November night. She was five when her world came crashing down for the second time in her short life. Her parents were alive. Alive and well, presumably.

Hermione takes a trip down the memory lane of Christmas.

Some would say that Eva has had a hard life. Eva would say that her life was cursed from the moment she was conceived. Being found on the side of a highway hours after being born, two failed adoptions, being separated from her twin sister, walking through her closet door and into an unknown land, the list goes on.

Rosalind Granger has spent her school year undermining a pink toad, helping run an illegal defense club, keeping up with her twin sister in studies, and trying to keep her best friends out of trouble. Just when she thinks that they might make it through exams without anymore issues, Voldemort breaks into her friend, Harry's, head.