Stories by WildIvyWrites

May 2nd, 1998. Hermione Granger stands in the Hogwarts courtyard as dawn breaks over the ruins. Forty feet away, Draco Malfoy sits alone and bleeding. She can walk toward Ron and safety, or cross that distance to offer mercy to someone who doesn't deserve it. One choice. Two lives. Two futures diverge from a single moment of decision.

Graduation should have been the end of it. Instead, it begins with a funeral, a secret, and the knowledge that Peter Pettigrew died alone in the Forbidden Forest. As the Marauders step into adulthood, grief reshapes them, friendships strain, and the war they were raised to fear finally reaches for them.

James returns for his final year at Hogwarts determined to have fun, win the Quidditch Cup, and finally stop obsessing over Lily Evans. But everything unravels the moment Regulus Black walks onto the pitch—taller, colder, gorgeous. As inter-house tensions flare and Quidditch turns cutthroat, James finds himself drawn to the one person he's supposed to hate.

After the war, George tries to move forward. The shop reopens. He smiles for customers. He goes to dinner on Sundays at the Burrow. Everyone tells him how strong he is. What they don't know is that grief isn't quiet. It lingers. It laughs. It sometimes looks like your twin brother standing in the kitchen making tea.

Ten years after the Battle of Hogwarts, Ivy Wilde returns to the castle as its new Potions Mistress. What she doesn't expect is to find a portrait tucked behind old shelves. A portrait of Severus Snape. As the lines between past and present begin to blur, Ivy must decide how far she's willing to go for the man history forgot to mourn.

Twelve years in Azkaban could strip any soul bare, but not Sirius Black's. This is the story of Sirius Black's years in darkness, the betrayal that damned him, and the desperate flight that begins his hunt for the truth.

Madison Graves, the Ministry's most underestimated magical therapist, is determined to prove her tiny department matters. With colleague Simon Caldwell and Dumbledore's blessing, she sets up shop at Hogwarts in Harry's turbulent fifth year—ready to counsel students, staff, and even Umbridge. Change is coming, one session at a time.

When a career-ending injury sends Ginny Weasley to Hermione Granger's quiet seaside cottage, neither expects the old feelings that surface between them. Summer becomes a season of stolen kisses, sea glass etched with unspoken truths, and the slow healing of old wounds.

In the shadow of the full moon, Remus Lupin feels more frayed than ever, unseen by the friends he loves, suffocating under the weight of scars he can't quite hide. When he slips away from the Great Hall to be alone with his thoughts, he doesn't expect to find Severus Snape, raw with his own unspoken grief.

Voldemort won and the Order of the Phoenix has all but crumbled, Eloise Daley is tasked with infiltrating the new regime—and the dark, magnetic man at its center: James Potter. Once destined for greatness, James now walks freely as a Death Eater without a mask. But the closer Eloise gets, the more she realizes James is hiding something far more dangerous.

When Ivy Wilde, the new Potions Mistress of Hogwarts, discovers the portrait of Severus Snape tucked away and forgotten in the castle's dungeons, she doesn't expect to fall in love with the man within the frame. Haunted by grief, bound by time, and drawn to the quiet brilliance of the fallen war hero, Ivy begins a journey that defies fate itself.