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Strangled breaths shatter the silence in the dark room, thick with tension and something deeper—something unspoken— the perfect witness to what they are about to do. Her body is pressed forcefully against the nearest flat surface, a breath leaves her lips, sharp and gasping. Then comes the heat of another body against her front, an overwhelming presence, a collision of mouths—desperate, bruising, more teeth and tongue than anything else. Hands are everywhere now, frantic, clawing, pulling, as if tearing away the layers between them could undo everything that had already been broken.
A chance encounter leads to a passionate reunion and the realisation that all is not as it seems.
A story of how Fleur and Hermione find each other, lose each other, and hopefully find each other again.
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- Part 1 of The threads of life
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“You debate like you’re dueling.”
A winter gala brings Fleur Delacour and Hermione Granger face-to-face years after the war — older, sharper, and far less prepared for how quickly words can escalate when the right argument finds the right opponent.
What begins as a cultural disagreement turns into the realization that some connections refuse to remain theoretical.
A holiday Fleurmione rom-com about this brilliant pair of women. -
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When new students arrive for the year, Hermione is thrilled at the chance to learn from them. But one blonde will teach her more than she ever thought was possible. With the dark lord beginning to rise again, Hermione and her friends will have to cling to their happiness to come out alive.
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- Part 1 of Even In The Darkest Of Times
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When Hermione finally joins Fleur on a visit to France, she desperately wants to leave a good impression on her family.
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- Part 2 of Fleurmione Week
- Part 3 of Writing Challenges
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What begins as quiet intimacy and mutual grounding between Fleur Delacour and Hermione Granger becomes a study in survival, trauma, and devotion when the war ends—and the damage does not.
This is a story about love that does not protect you from horror, but refuses to leave. About grief that reshapes identity. About two women learning whether survival is still possible after the world breaks.
The early chapters are soft. The later ones are not. Reader discretion is strongly advised.