Yes, No, Sure, Whatever by violagirl

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Alright everyone, the end is here! *dramatic gasp* I really hope you all enjoy it, and don't forget to look out for my new story, Prologue: The Beginning. Thanks!

What's happening: It's their seventh year. James is desperate to get Lily, and, at the Hogwarts Express, promises to never ask her out again, and offers that the two become friends. When Lily accepts, James's spirits soar, but since she doesn't like him that way, and he can't ask her out, how will he ever have her for his own?

A special thanks to my sister Kitty and my best friend Emilea for listening to my ideas and reading the story in its entirety! Couldn't have done it without them!

And thanks to my new beta, Emily/LaneTechFreshie! You've been great!

Happy reading! :)

The Labyrinth of Lost Souls by Vorona

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Gauntlet Challenge submission by Vorona of Ravenclaw house.

Many thanks to my encouraging guide, Karin (songbook99). You were a great help!



Severus Snape is given a chance to enter a maze and prove he has the skills to defeat the curse against the Defence Against the Dark Arts post. But things change in the Labyrinth of Lost Souls and he may not emerge from it the same man he was when he entered.

Bound by Marauder by Midnight

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: While the trio explores the Restricted Section once more, they stumble upon a secret meeting. Ron straggles behind and witnesses the true power of love. Takes place during CoS.

Irma Pince/Argus Filch

Written in response to the challenge issued by evanescence17 in the Gryffindor common room.

Shining Reflections by Cherry and Phoenix Feather

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: "He sat on a flat rock, gazing at the reflection of the moon in the lake. He supposed it was typical of him, to look at the shine of the image instead of the real thing."



A younger brother reflects on separation and betrayal.

Voldie's Only Valentine by hufflepuffgal

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Enclosed here is a printed copy of the one and ONLY valentine that You- Know-Who, yes, he HIMSELF, in all his evil glory, ever wrote. With witty rhyme and winning words it shows you the other side of this seemingly heartless man. And to make it a little more interesting I'm not going to tell you who it is written to (*evil laugh*) in the poem. You can guess in your reviews and I'll tell you if you are right. If you are the first to correctly guess the person, I’ll give you the code for an icon I made and you can post it on your bio (if you want). Good Luck! Hope you enjoy! Please review!

Path to Self Discovery by songbook99

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Gauntlet Challenge (Trial Run) submission by songbook99 of Hufflepuff house.



Hermione must get past the obstacles set out for her to claim her prize.

Now Dance! by TOMROHT

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Hermione convinces Harry and Ron to go with her to the auditions for Professor Lockhart's new Drama Club. This is Harry's first foray into show biz, and he's not at all impressed.

Not Really Saying Goodbye by Gmariam

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: Harry Potter is staying at the Burrow for Bill and Fleur’s wedding. The night before he leaves on his journey to vanquish Voldemort, he goes out to the garden to think. Soon Ginny joins him, and he finally tells her about Prophecy. Ron and Hermione come out for a brief shared moment. Harry and Ginny come to a sad but resolute understanding before returning to the house hand in hand.

This is a one-shot scene from Book Seven. It is very fluffy and possibly a bit sniffly! It is also the second part of The Seventh Summer, a set of three stories taking place in the summer after Harry's sixth year.

Ron's Gauntlet by Oppungo

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: When Ron receives a strange owl instructing him to take part in a mysterious maze, promising him treasure, excitement and glory he can't resist but to find out more. What could be better than having his name go down in the history books? Only not having his death recorded alongside it...


Gauntlet Challenge submission by Oppungo of Gryffindor house.

Changing Masks by delta

Rated: 1st-2nd Years •
Summary: My eyes do not speak of my namesake like they should. For fifteen generations, black eyes had become one of the many trademarks of my powerful family. Black, they said, was pure and undiluted, just like their blood, and, as such, those opaque eyes became a point of pride in my family. But I had grey eyes. And those grey stormy eyes of mine marked me as different from the day I was born. They were a watered-down black, just like I was.