"You love like a lunatic, and nobody will look twice at me if I'm with you." All Rose Weasley wants are two things: to study Grindylows in peace, and survive her final year in Hogwarts without scandal. Which, of course, is where Scorpius Malfoy comes in.

When a key ingredient in his suppressant potion becomes unavailable, grumpy potions Professor Scorpius Malfoy has to cope with his Veela attributes coming to the surface. Which, theoretically, shouldn't be a big deal. Professor Rose Weasley, it would appear, is going to blow that theory out of the water. Aka - TROPE STEW. Scorose fluff and (eventual) smut. Non-canon compliant

Rose Weasley's life is all about routine and passing fancies; that is, until she witnesses something that changes everything. On her quest to find answers, Rose will learn that there are many ways to fall, and no way to avoid it.

Oh, how the mighty had fallen. In love. RW/SM

In which Ella Longbottom meddles in the lives of her friends, makes mistakes, learns some lessons, and might just find love in the process. A story extremely reminiscent of Jane Austen's Emma.

As was previously 'Queen of the Crunk'. He asked her to Hogsmeade one hundred and thirty seven times. Then he stopped. And now Lily Evans has to battle her own fat mouth and mad head and the probability that number one hundred and thirty eight's going to have to be on her if she wants James Potter to ever smile her way again. Oh dear.

It's too far out of her way and she's wasting so much money, but Lily can't help but return to the bookstore every weekend, where her passion for good literature has, perhaps, been unexpectedly reignited by the messy-haired, pun-making, rather handsome bloke who works there.

Rose owns her own business. Scorpius owns a rival one. They never liked each other, despite common interests and friends. Luckily, Rose has a confidant in the form of an anonymous pen pal who is all the things Scorpius isn't. Or maybe the two are more similar than she's been led to believe. Scorose with a You've Got Mail theme. Post-Hogwarts.

Every year, Scorpius makes an impossible bet with his best friend. This year, with the arrival of the new transfer student from Beauxbatons, Golden Girl Rose Weasley, Scorpius will have to figure out a way to seduce her into his bed, despite his animosity with her cousins. Who will win, and who will lose? Let the games begin. (Based on the movie, 'Cruel Intentions')

With a best-laid plan, a naked rear end, one jalapeño and a pair of light-up antlers, Lily Evans's carefully crafted life is hurtled into chaos.

"The thing about spending the better part of ten years pretending to love each other is, sometimes, you forget you're pretending." Non-Magical Next Gen AU in which Rose and Scorpius are actors that can't stand each other, but keep getting cast as lovers. Slow (ish) burn. M for language and eventual smut.

It was, begrudgingly, their tradition – she wore red, he wore green. One of them ended up stuck under enchanted mistletoe; the other one had the misfortune of saving them. Things never changed. Until the exact moment that they did. Scorose Christmas oneshot. Inspired by Kindred Spirits by Rainbow Rowell and the song Wrapped in Red by Kelly Clarkson. HERE! HAVE ALL OF THE FLUFF

Prequel to The Spectator. "Then I can kiss you. Can't I, Rose?" The less sense he made, the more she adored him. Rose/Scorpius.

Rose/Scorp: "You just what! You want me to kiss you and sweep you off your feet and tell you I'm in love with you and always have been? Well, I tried that! And guess what, Weasley? You're still engaged and I'm still the idiot that thought I had a chance. So please, if you have any shred of feeling for me, just leave me alone."

"It's silly, isn't it? I was silly for him. I think I always will be." The inevitability of Rose and Scorpius, as observed by Lysander Scamander. One-shot.

This had to be déjà vu. And not the fun kind either. Sequel to Chronicles

Rose Weasley has always considered Scorpius Malfoy one of the most annoying people she's ever had the misfortune of meeting. This year, however, deep down, she realises... he's even worse. prequel to Paramnesia