What if there had been no akuma in the Horrificator episode? How would Chloe retaliate if she hadn't been distracted by the monster? Marinette, highly embarrassed, decides to put her day-to-day pursuit of Adrien on the back burner, instead focusing on fashion design.

Yuuri Katsuki's students knew three things about their teacher's husband: 1) he looked like a king. 2) he clearly loved Katsuki-sensei. 3) he was damn lucky to have their teacher for a husband. "I feel like I'm in a Disney movie."

With the hot spring falling on hard times, Yuuri gets a part time job. However, it ends up being an erotic dancer for a club under the stage name "Eros." He finds enjoyment in the power he gets from it, and a video of him gets Victor's attention. Credit for the idea goes to 404sanitymissing.

When Marinette and Adrien are cast in the roles of Ladybug and Chat Noir in Alya's new school play, real and imagined begin to complicate and influence their personalities in ways that make both their actual crime-fighting and civilian lives much more complicated than they ever could have imagined—especially when it comes to their feelings for each other.

Adrien looked over at the shy girl as she laughed and joked through their classes. Why wasn't she like that with him? Had he done something wrong, did he make her uncomfortable? Did he intimidate her? He wanted to hear her jokes too, he didn't understand what he had done wrong, but he was determined to fix it. He would get to know Marinette better, maybe then she would be at ease.

At the end of 3rd year, Hermione asks Harry for some help with starting an interesting project. If a dark lord's got a 50-year head start on you, maybe what you need is a little more time to even the playing field. AU, Timetravel, HHr, mild Ron bashing. Minimizing new powers, just making good use of existing ones.