Shortly after the end of sixth year, while Harry, Hermione, and Ron are getting ready to set out in search of Horcruxes, Voldemort has other plans. Deciding that he's tired of the ever-annoying Potter boy, he devises a plan to finally break him. With the death of Dumbledore still fresh, Voldemort plans the disappearance and slow, torturous death of his best friend, only to find that perhaps he was mistaken in his judgment of just what Harry would do when it involved the life of Hermione Granger.
Waiting. He was always waiting. He'd already buried one best friend and now the other will follow. There was nothing he could do or say. There was no Harry without Hermione. Ron witnessed the beginning and now he must accept the end. 4-Parts, Complete.
He could always read her face like a book. Her every delight or dislike was written plainly for him to see. Soon, he found himself basing whether his girlfriends were right for him on whether or not she pursed her lips. After careful deliberation, he finds the one woman she couldn't possibly think was wrong for him. The one woman who has always been there. The only woman he's ever loved. Her. Two-Parts