Title: Brighter Future
Rating :PG
Author: lilyseyes
Pairing: Severus Snape / Harry Potter
Word Count: 100x7
Challenge: harry100 #229: Hungarian Horntail
Warnings: * Post-War AU, pre-slash*
Disclaimer: JKR owns the Potterverse – I just play in it. No money is made from these amateur works.
Summary: Harry is still numb in the aftermath of the Final Battle and finds that only one man can make him feel alive, but Snape was still in a coma from his injuries – would he want Harry once he woke up

Read Brighter Future at IJ or at DW.

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Title: Reading Between the Lines, the Extended version
Rating : G/PG
Author: Sheankelor
Word Count: 3400+
AN: Once again, my bookends for Pekeleke's drabbles got long winded. You see, every drabble had a setting that they go in, and everyone has a bit more to their tale. How did we get to the start, what happened next? I take the time out periodically to figure out the answer to that for Pekeleke's drabbles,and she is nice enough to let me.

That said, this set became its own monster, adding over 3000 words to her wonderful 100 word drabble 'Reading Between the Lines". If you do not see her Severus or her Ron in here, well that is because hers didn't want to visit me, and mine refused to act like hers. So, this tale is featuring my "The Weather Outside" Severus and my typical Ron. I don't know whose Harry it is. *shrugs*

Be warned, this is far more angst than I typically indulge in. Much, much more.

As you will see if you read the comments, this was posted with her permission.

Disclaimer:None of the characters nor the universe are mine. They are JK Rowlings instead. I found a LEGO Harry, LEGO Snape, and LEGO Ron and started playing.

Summary: Harry wished to be a book, and he has good reason to do so. Severus treats his books like the precious items they are, and Harry feels as if they are more precious to Severus than he is. Is he willing to play second fiddle to paper and ink? Does he truly rank so low in Severus' heart?

There - summary done and it isn't bullet points! Now on to the mess.

Reading Between the Lines, the extended version