Ginny's late night visits to the kitchen lead to a potentially dangerous run-in with Draco Malfoy. Angered by his dismissal of her, she decides it's time to show him how the game is really played.Category: Works in Progress
It just gets more and more interesting as the story goes on. And Ginny calling Draco "muffin bottom" was HILARIOUS!! Though it would be really nice if they would just take Blaise's advice and just accept defeat. Though Draco does have quite a bit to apologise for before that happens. Really someone should just lock them in a room together with no food and let them sort it out. I'll be waiting for the next chapter!! I hope it doesn't cause you too much of a headache.
Author's Response: My chapters have been getting infinitely easier to write! I admit, that may be part of my next chapter, just letting them have it out. However, all this arguing is kind of fun, no? Thanks for the review! I appreciate it!
Argh, why does Harry have to be so dense?! I know it goes along with being gryffindor and stubborn... but sometimes I just want to bash him over the head and yell at him that not everything goes the way he thinks it should, not everything follows Harry Potters rules and that sometimes he's not omniscient , no matter what he may think.
I love your Ron by the way, you captured his tendency to tell Harry that maybe he's overreacting. I love how Ron can be really observant about some things, but completely oblivious to others.
Author's Response: People see the characters differently, but I like writing Ron as if he\'s not as stupid as he seems. And because he\'s a Gryffindor, it somehow makes sense that he\'s loyal to his sister throughout it all. Harry can be pig-headed though, and needs a good thumping. Thanks for the review!
The best part was when Ron said "girlfriend's a bookworm, comes with the territory." I loved that line. Classic. Good luck writing the next chapter!
Author's Response: I was kind of channelling Spike from BtVS with that line. I\'m glad you liked it, though. Thanks for the review!
hmmmm. Can't wait for the next chapter!! It looks like it will be an exciting one.
Author's Response: Hopefully, you\'re right. I\'m glad you liked the chapter. Keep reading and reviewing!
Well that's rather ominous.
Author's Response: Yeah, sorry about that. But the warnings did say \"Character Death\" so I did give everyone fair warning! Thanks for the review!
Unexpected little twist... nice though.
Author's Response: Thanks! I appreciate the review!
Where Ginny gets a part-time job, Ron imitates Hagrid in an obscure fashion, and Draco's foot is permanently placed in his mouth. One-shot.Category: Completed Short Stories
hahahahahaha, that was beyond hilarious! I loved how he kept accidentally saying things out loud.
Author's Response: Thanks! I feel like I\'m on crack more often than not, but I\'ve never been really good at writing funny stuff. I thought I went OTT with this one, but glad to hear you liked it.
Draco has decided to ask Ginny to marry him. To do so, he must first get permission from Mr. Weasley. It turns out to be harder than he expected.Category: Completed Short Stories
Oh that was hilarious! I loved imagining Draco running around like that and going through all those conditions. And then after all that trouble... dinner at home was perfect :)
Author's Response: Sometimes the most simple things are the best. I\'m happy you enjoyed my story! Thank you for reviewing!
A short one-shot based on The First Five Times by Stars. Some smut, some one liners, and in keeping with the song, some sap.Category: Completed Short Stories
Aw, the ending was cute! I liked the rest of it as well :)
This is the three-hundred and twelfth day that Ginny and Draco have been sharing an office and biting each other's head off. Plot device? Coffee.Category: Completed Short Stories
COMPLETED! -- A broken-hearted Ginny Weasley lets go of Harry Potter to let him fight the good fight and starts her sixth year at Hogwarts. Draco Malfoy follows Snape back to Death Eater headquarters after Dumbledore's death to even more danger than he had just left, realising too late that he has made his greatest mistake yet. Is anyone likely to forgive him? Finding himself a refugee within the walls he had conspired against, he witnesses a scene that alters his perception of a concept he had previously found to be a waste of time: Love. This change allows him to grow away from the model Death Eater his father had been sculpting him into in an effort to find out what he really believes in with the help of his new friendship found in the youngest Weasley. Meanwhile, Ginny struggles with her harboured feelings for the man destined to save the Wizarding world, unknowingly losing her affections with every passing day to his childhood enemy. Please leave me a review!Category: Long and Completed
Much as I'm already aware that there are going to be more chapters... I think that this would have been a perfect ending. No Voldemort wouldn't be dead and Draco's revenge wouldn't be exacted (continuing with the hole dead voldie thing), but I really love the last scene. It's just so perfect. I loved how the reflection in the mirror was the same as what was actually happening. You had me worried there for a smidge with Harry showing up in the mirror, but Ginny and I were relived when he left :)
Author's Response: Ahh, yea, this would have been a very cutsie, happy ending for the two of them. I need some more conflict though, they have to earn that happiness together! And having Harry in the mirror hopefully threw people off a bit, but I wanted her to realize that what she needed was to say good-bye to him before she could really let Draco in. And then she did... yay! Thank you so much for your review, I love to hear your opinion!
When Draco’s best friend marries into the Weasley family, he finds himself in the company of a certain ginger-haired lass with amazing regularity.Category: Completed Short Stories
Just as lovely as when I read it on the DG fic exchange!! I really like Pansy's deviousness, it's hilarious.
Hired by the Malfoys to manage their public relations after a bout of bad press, Ginny discovers that some relationships just aren't meant to stay strictly professional.Category: Long and Completed
Oh that Seraphina... horrid girl. Though I'm sure she'll get her comeuppance. I'll be interested to see how this changes the D/G relationship. That and I'm a little surprised (well, not really, but I think it would have been funny) Draco didn't find some way for Ginny to take her anger out on the china he dislikes so much. That would have been entertaining.
Author's Response: Hee, Narcissa would have his hide. Thank you for reviewing!
I think this is my most favorite chapter. I loved it from the minute he made the comment about the crocuses blooming right until the end (especially the bit with the flurry of owls... hilarious!). You wrote the characters exactly the way I love them and it was great. I really liked the bit at the cafe when you just had the stream of dialogue and didn't put in the "said draco" and such bits. I thought it emphasized the quickness of the banter really well. GREAT CHAPTER!!!! :)
Author's Response: Thanks very much!
oh bother, it was going so well. Though I suppose there has to be a bit of conflict.
Author's Response: Can\'t make it too easy. :)
geez, nearly made me cry. I know she's conflicted, but I really hope she figures it out quick. I hate it when they aren't getting along. That and she's being a bit retarded... even if I do understand why.
Author's Response: Thank you, I appreciate your taking the time to comment. I do hope you can refrain from using the word \"retarded\" in a pejorative manner in the future, though, as it is quite offensive.
Fabulous ending! I can't wait for the epilogue. I'm glad she finally got up the nerve to go in and tell him. Too much waffling/angsting is annoying.
Author's Response: Thank you.
Amazing! I really loved the bit with Narcissa pestering Draco. I'm really glad Alexandria Malfoy suggested it; it was such a good scene.
Author's Response: Thanks! I\'m glad she suggested it too! She is fantastic.
Ginny wakes with no memory. Should she believe the blond man with the gray eyes? Why would he lie to her?Category: Works in Progress
Interesting. I still can't figure out if Draco is up to something or not. But good nonetheless.
Author's Response: The last lines are the clue that he kidnapped her. Thanks for the review.
That's what I figured... but I wasn't entirely sure.
Author's Response: I tried to hint through dialogue, but I didn\'t want to give too much away
Interesting. I thought the first chapter made for a good one shot, but I'm more than happy to see where this goes from here.
Author's Response: Thank you. I had intended it as a one shot. These things have a way of running away with me.
Category: Completed Short StoriesWhen Ginny meets his parents for the first time, things don’t go quite as Draco expects.
Hilarious. I liked how Ginny seemed to confound Draco at every turn. And it was interesting to see his reactions to everything, they seemed very real. You wrote him very well.
Author's Response: Thank you! I'm glad you thought it was realistic. I love a jealous, pouty Draco. I'm glad you do too!
After accepting a foolish dare at a party Draco finds himself breaking the very rules he set for his own self preservation, and his life has been irreversibly turned upside down. He knows what he has to do to restore order to his once carefree life, but finding the strength is a challenge he appears not to be able to meet.Category: Long and Completed
Lovely!
Author's Response: Thank you :)
Draco must find himself in order to piece back the fragments of his once wealthy and formidable life. What does one do when the one thing your family has been counting on suddenly loses? Years after the now famous battle at Hogwarts where Lord Voldemort fell Draco leads a meaningless life. One day he picks up a camera and his world changes forever once again.Category: Works in Progress
Chaos! Awesome! It'll be interesting to see how this pans out in the next few chapters.
Author's Response: Chaos is the best. ;) I hope you stick around and enjoy them!
It was more than a fleeting thought. Fleeting could be pushed aside. Fleeting could be ignored. This slow burn, this ache...it had the promise of addiction, the means to swallow them both whole. Started as smut, but developed quite the plot.Category: Long and Completed