Series Summary: Harry Potter hasn't been a normal child since he was 18 months old when his parents were killed and he was given the moniker of 'The-Boy-Who-Lived.' At age eight, his health began to take a downturn for unknown reasons, leading to multiple hospitalizations. At age ten, his relatives finally reached out for help from the magical world. rnrnAfter discovering the truth behind his illness, he is offered an opportunity to have a life he never thought he could have. A life with a father and a friends in a magical world while finding new ways to deal with his 'problem.'

Series Summary: Harry is found guilty at the Ministry trial for underage magic before fifth year, and is forced to go into hiding. Dumbledore assigns Snape the task of protecting the Boy-Who-Lived. The two of them find themselves in a small village on the coast, where they will learn about both themselves and each other.

Series Summary: The term continues on after Sirius' death, and Harry Potter is not okay. Wandering about aimlessly, Harry attempts to be who everyone wants him to be while slowly coming undone. Life has never been easy for The Boy Who Lived in the Cupboard Under the Stairs, but this is the straw that breaks the camel's back. Will anybody notice that Harry Potter is breaking? Is there hope? Perhaps it will soon ring true that "not all who wander are lost."

Series Summary: It all began with a too-quiet Sunday morning, and within the week evolved into a hair-raising chase from Cumbria back to Surrey.rnrnHarry Potter certainly never bargained for a relocation at the tender age of eight, nor to find himself under the custodianship of a curmudgeonly twenty-eight-year-old rock aficionado named Severus Snape. rnrnLess parent than partner in crime, Snape at times seems as likely to tacitly encourage Harry's mischief as he is to take him to task over it. Perhaps, at that, a father-figure isn't in the cards...rnrnPerhaps, just perhaps, Harry would be better served by a brother.

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the typical Harry Potter with a terrible childhood story (okay maybe just a bit worse than the usual) but he's a Hufflepuff and Severus Snape is lowkey his adoptive parent. The main story is Illicit Affairs and I am not planning a sequel but there is a potential for one-shots in this universe.

Series Summary: This series follows the adventures of Hadrian Prince-Riddle and his friends as they foil Dumbledore!

Series Summary: After defeating Voldemort, Harry felt as if he lost everything, his friends, his goal, and the teacher who protected him for years. He hoped to return to his first year and start over again. rnrnWith the memory of previous life, would Harry be able to defeat Voldemort again? Would he be able to redeem the lost in his heart? [Stories occurring in school years: more based on the books | Stories occurring in the summer: more unrelated]

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Severus Snape was never one to beleive in the power of wishing. Such silly superstitions were for the weak minded and foolish inclined.

Emmeline Vance had given up on such things altogether. All she'd ever wished for had come crashing down a long time ago.

Harry Potter had many wishes, hidden away from the world. Things he could never voice. Never say. 

But in a world of magic, wishes have power.

And some of them really want to be fullfilled.