Title: Getting Home
Fandom: Anita Blake
Characters: Bernardo Spotted-Horse
Prompt: #90: Home
Word Count: 100
Rating: g

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Title: Not This Time
Fandom: Anita Blake
Characters: Bernardo Spotted-Horse
Prompt: #88: School
Word Count: 100
Rating: pg

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The hush was complete; the silence before the storm. For a second that stretched into infinity nobody moved except to stare at the body in a bloody heap on the floor beneath the pitch. Then the medics appeared ( Read more... )

When he husband screamed inside the house the woman took her two infants and ran. He had tried to keep his family safe, siding with the Death Eaters and then playing one against another so that he could rise in the ranks ( Read more... )

It was raining - hard. Diagon Alley was starting to flood and all of the customers had crowded into the shops, packed like sardines around the racks of goods. In Eyelops Harry was pressed against the cage of a disgruntled-looking eagle owl while next to him Ron was nearly inside an empty cage. Hermione, on the other hand, had cleared a little space ( Read more... )

Hermione was having fun. Her old best friends had helped paint her bedroom, and they had been doing more laughing and joking than painting. Actually, it reminded her of being at Hogwarts and she had come to the conclusion that Ron’s ability to enjoy himself had rubbed off on her ( Read more... )

The chocolate was everywhere when Lily finally returned from shopping. Sirius had given Harry one little square of chocolate and somehow it had multiplied, over and over again: besides Harry and Sirius (who both looked like they had taken a bath in the sticky mess) the walls were coated, the ceiling was speckled, the floor was half an inch thick ( Read more... )

Falling over the strange lumps of who-knows-what yet again the owner of Diagon Alley’s very own clock shop was about ready to scream. Six times in the past two days he had fallen over those weird components that his partner claimed were necessary for his private project. And for that matter, should a private project be done at work ( Read more... )