Lily J. Evans had rules - lots of rules - and she was the sort of person who would very rarely break them. James Potter, however, did not have much respect for rules at all. In 1976, Lily would find herself disregarding all but five of her rules, and in 1976, James would find himself, more often than not, following them.

Rose M. Weasley doesn't seem like the kind of girl to journal. But when she does, she follows strict rules. To not let her eccentric best friend get her into trouble. To not get a fifth detention. To avoid certain Gryffindor boys at all costs. The problem is, following these rules isn't always the easiest. Especially when there's a Malfoy involved. (M for language)

None of them could really remember what they'd been like - who they had really been - before the end of their time at Hogwarts. Somebody once said that comedy was tragedy plus time. Lily often thought that if this was true, the universe must be laughing down on all of them.

Lily Evans could not stand public displays of affection. James Potter loved nothing more than to plaster his love for all over the walls of Hogwarts. This is the story of the four times Lily said 'No' and the single time she said 'Yes'. For Tara's 22nd birthday!

AU: In which James Potter has a baby girl.

She thinks she's a failure and he just thinks she's beautiful, but he'd never admit it. Three balconies and a staircase - why is it that they always seem to fall on each other when everything else is falling apart? Rose/Scorpius. T

A few things flit into his mind when he thinks of the colour red - passion, love, hate, anger, heat, flames, fire, Rose. He shouldn't think like that, but for some reason, he can't help himself. James/Rose Incest. Flame if you want. ONE-SHOT. T safety.