As any true Japanese person would say, Konnichiwa! I'm Taki, or, as my friends call me, Taki-Maki, and I, most clearly, enjoy Harry Potter. I like Harry/Draco, and Hugo/Scorpius, amongst the many BxB genres, but also support Luna/Neville and Hermione/Draco. In my free time, besides writing, sketching manga characters, or watching anime and K-Dramas (I'm Japanese, so I speak Japanese and English, but I WISH I could speak Korean...), I'm playing extremely girly otome games, like Yo-Jin-Bo, etc., or simply being weird. I excel especially at that last one.
Yes, I am a new member, but I hope to submit lots, and read even more!
A Different Kind of Magic by unjellify
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 105]
Summary: James Potter is Head Boy and Gryffindor Quidditch captain in his seventh year at Hogwarts. He has three best friends and his life seems perfect--except that Lily Evans, the only girl he's ever loved, can't stand him.
Lily Evans is Head Girl and top of their class. She's always been disgusted by James' arrogance, yet she can't seem to stop blushing when he's around.
As their Head Boy and Girl duties bring them together, can James find a way to win Lily's love?
A Different Kind of Magic has been nominated for the 2011 Quicksilver Quills: Best Canon Romance. Thank you!
I've temporarily changed the rating to 3rd-5th years due to site glitches. I don't think there is anything graphic in the story thus far, but please read at your discretion anyway.
I'm Only Number Three by LukiLaeta
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 7]
Summary: Number Three was born into a lonely world. Left on the doorsteps of an orphanage days after she was born, her life is clearly planned out. Live, and then die. But Number Three won't take that. She's a witch, and witches are strong. What will it take to find her purpose?
Go cry over all the starving children in Africa if you want to. But not me. There’s no meaning for it. My existence is one that even, I, myself, can hardly understand.
Number Three, nameless and lonely, will soon meet great withes and wizards, some of which are more important than others. Some of which she may grow to love dearly. But is love enough to mend a hopeless, broken heart?
