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Harry escapes the Dursleys with a unique bout of accidental magic and eventually winds up at the Grangers' house. Now, he has what he always wanted: a loving family—and he'll need their help to take on the magical world and vanquish the dark lord who has pursued him from birth. Years 1-4.

In which a master hacker saves the town, gets the girl, and tears down the establishment.

After finally getting married, Tim and Jason are off on their honeymoon in Mexico. ~ Part of the Unmasked Universe oneshots series. Can be read without having read the original fic.

Post 7X11: With no prison cell to cramp his style, Mickey Milkovich gets to start over in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The only problem is he has limited funds, no job, barely speaks Spanish, and has no friends or family there. Oh, and he is a fugitive in hiding. He couldn't help but send a note to a few folks back home. Each chapter uncovers a little of Mickey's salty seaside life when he receives letters from Chicago. Excerpt:He remembered wishing Svetlana would've just had an abortion. Every night he would settle into their marital bed, head spinning as he monitored the growing fullness of her belly. She would lie on her side, her sea green eyes expectantly gazing into his blue eyes. What the fuck was she searching for? She would take his hand and place it against her belly before she kissed him good night. And each and every time he felt a wave of nausea. He didn't want her. He didn't want it. He didn't want a child. But Svetlana looked forward to this baby, even though it meant she would live in that shithole house. Even though it meant she'd be married to a fag. Even though it meant her life would basically be over.

When Ian finally makes it to Mexico, he's got an idea about how they can really move on and start over: therapy.

A reunion. (Can be read as a stand-alone, but makes more sense within the series!)

After their romantic Valentine's day rendez-vous in Mexico, things are looking a little less perfect for our boys. Can they work it out? This work can be read as a standalone, but makes much more sense within the series.