Stories by AshbornTheMonarch

Harry Potter is everything Daphne Greengrass hates: arrogant, showy, owner of every stand in the house. All she wants are the grades that could save her sister. When he wrecks months of her work in ninety seconds, the two of them land in the same detention, and someone at Hogwarts will stop at nothing to keep whatever starts there from surviving the school year.

In a world without Voldemort, Hogwarts' most terrifying battles are fought between houses. Gryffindor's golden boy, Harry Potter, and Slytherin's ice queen, Daphne Greengrass, must work together as Head Boy. Between rivalry, legacy, and forbidden attraction, nothing remains the same as the enemies begin to understand each other.

After the Quidditch World Cup, Harry returns to Hogwarts isolated and haunted. When Fleur Delacour arrives for the Triwizard Tournament, she is everything he isn't—beautiful, untouchable, whole. But behind the masks they both wear, something fragile begins to form. A slow-burning connection that may change everything—even fate itself.

After the Quidditch World Cup, Harry returns to Hogwarts isolated and haunted. When Fleur Delacour arrives for the Triwizard Tournament, she is everything he isn't—beautiful, untouchable, whole. But behind the masks they both wear, something fragile begins to form. A slow-burning connection that may change everything—even fate itself.

After the war, Auror Harry Potter investigates deaths with no cause, memories that don't belong to him, and a woman who may be the only thing keeping him real. As he unravels a buried project meant to rewrite identity itself, he begins to question not who is behind it-but whether he's already been rewritten.

Six months after the murders at St. Mungus, Harry investigates the disappearance of a former researcher and discovers that the Department of Mysteries' past has not remained buried.

In his third year at Hogwarts, Harry Potter grapples with his past and the pressure of being "The Boy Who Lived." As whispers of his heroism surround him, he questions if his life is truly his own. A chance encounter with a book on magical healing ignites a new passion, drawing him toward the idea of becoming a healer—offering him a path shaped by choice, not just destiny.

Five years after the war, Harry Potter is promoted to detective in the Auror Department. His first case? A series of murders in St. Mungo's. The prime suspect? A man who has been in a coma for five years. As he investigates, Harry becomes close to Daphne Greengrass, a healer with dangerous secrets. Not everything that lies dormant can be forgotten.