REWRITE: “I need to erase my memory… not all of it, just—just parts. I don’t want to remember him anymore.”
(lost after portkey crash, re-uploaded)
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Published 20 Oct 2010
Bloody and battered, scarred and just searching for a beacon of hope at the end of the war.
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Published 4 Sep 2009
In reply to Lord Vador’s “humble request” of fluff for the disappointment of the 6th HP film (I pray it doesn’t disappoint)! “All our lives we search for someone who makes us complete. We choose partners and change partners. We dance the song of heartbreak and hope all the while, wondering if somewhere, somehow there is someone searching for us” (Anonymous)
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Published 17 Jul 2009
“I need to erase my memory… not all of it, just—just parts; I don’t want to remember him anymore.”
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Published 1 Sep 2008, last updated 13 Jul 2009
“What the hell is this?”
“I believe that it is a note that says that I’m tired,” she replied.
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Published 14 Apr 2009
He’d told himself that he was okay without her, that he didn’t need her, that life wasn’t empty without her. He just wished that his body would listen to what his mind told him.
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Published 6 Apr 2009
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
NOTE: this is a redux, I've entirely re-written this story, not a single scene totally the same.
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Published 3 Mar 2009, last updated 16 Mar 2009
It takes a while to realize what you’ve lost and, for James Potter, seeing Lily again reminds him of a blithe epoch that he desperately wants to return to. After years, he's finally ready to be with her, but is it too late? Has Mr. Right lost out to Mr. Now? Moving on is hard, watching someone else move on is harder.
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Published 13 Aug 2008, last updated 9 Mar 2009
they say that life is like a box of chocolates. Personally, though, I don't see it, if anything, it's more like a romantic comedy.
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Published 3 Mar 2009, last updated 8 Mar 2009
What happens when you realize that everything you thought was true turned out to be a lie? When you realize that the love that meant the world to you was never really there? How do you find your way back, especially when you realize that you still need him? And who will be there to pull you out when you get in over your head?
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Published 19 Sep 2007, last updated 20 Feb 2009
Without him I feel dead and lifeless, but with him I don’t know how long I’ll survive.
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Published 15 Sep 2008, last updated 27 Dec 2008
They had experienced things that most could never even dream of and others would write about, but, ultimately, they found themselves floundering at the end, grasping to ties those loose strings and find rationale in what should have been so simple: the happy ending.
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Published 19 Dec 2008
Manipulative. Coercive. Sly. And yet, they all loved her, they were so blind—couldn’t see that every word from her mouth was a perfectly calculated move to gain control over them. [part 3 in the Kismet Series; can be read alone]
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Published 23 Jun 2008, last updated 26 Oct 2008
[prequel to the kismet series; can be read alone]: I can honestly say that I had never planned on it or even ever allowed myself to hope for it. Instead, it—we just happened, and, I guess, that’s really what made it all so magical in the end, the fact that I was totally unprepared for it. It was all a complete surprise. It was serendipity.
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Published 7 Jul 2008
Our entire relationship could be described by one simple word: cake.
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Published 3 Jul 2008
[part 4 in the Kismet Series; can be read alone]: how had the fates forsaken me this way?
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Published 30 Jun 2008
the best way of realizing any relationship woes can come through the simple act of just getting yourself stuck in an elevator with your partner and forcing them to talk to you
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Published 24 Apr 2008, last updated 8 Jun 2008
the long-awaited sequel to Kismet: the reason why a girl should never pick a ginger as her bridesmaid
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Published 30 May 2008
Everyone knows that you don’t pick a ginger as your bridesmaid as she will steal your groom.
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Published 21 Mar 2008, last updated 11 May 2008
they say that “nice guys always finish last,” but what ever happens to the nice girls of the world?
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Published 21 Apr 2008