My take on the question, "What if our heroes had lost the Battle of Hogwarts?" Minerva in the Muggle world. With Hooch interludes.
Warning, it's a little painful at times, but nothing compared to some of my other works. More fluff than harsh feels, but there are definitely some feels in there. #fluffyfamilyfeelstothemax <3
Perhaps it was sheer stupidity to keep up this thing, to make themselves, two old women, even more vulnerable in the Death Eaters' eyes. But she'd be damned if she was going to give it up.
Behold the slightly intoxicated Christmas shenanigans of two of our favorite ladies, Deputy Headmistress McGonagall and Madame Hooch. If you try really hard, you can almost smell the schnapps.
Neville Longbottom joins the Hogwarts staff as a "junior instructor in Herbology" and finds himself thinking about life, love, and Minerva McGonagall.
The following drabble is set in what the lovely celta_diabolica has called "the Adela-verse." It takes place a few years after the events of the earlier Adela stories, My Journal. . . and Now That I'm Older. (FYI -- These stories feature a young American girl whose next-door neighbors, a mysterious British couple named Miranda and Stephen, bear a striking resemblance to characters many of us know as Minerva and Severus.)
On New Year's Eve, newly minted professor Minerva McGonagall accompanies Headmaster Dumbledore to a party at Malfoy Manor. Hosted by the unexpectedly charming Abraxas, Minerva is shown a path to temptation that she never bargained for.
After Minerva McGonagall left him, Dougal McGreger spent 40 years thinking he wasn't good enough for her.
In order to protect him, Minerva struck a deal with the enemy.
Following an attack, they are reunited as the Order responds and Minerva and Dougal find themselves face to face after 40 years.
One shot. Set during OOTP with short flashbacks encompassing scenes from the first war and Minerva's marriage to Elphinstone Urquart.
During her convalescense after the Stunner attack, Minerva enjoys a little light reading, i.e. a scholarly study on Unicorn lore. The tapestries of The Lady and the Unicorn lead to a most interesting hypothesis on love and the five senses. One that Minerva examines with her usual scholarly precision.
It's Halloween night at Hogwarts. Professor Neville Longbottom's mouth drops as Headmistress McGonagall walks into the Great Hall in an outfit that should surely be illegal.
Impossibly aroused, he flees to the greenhouses. But will he be able to escape the attention of the catsuit-clad seductress of his cock?
Anything can happen in a stormy night...
As Minerva learns the strange magical consequences of a life unusually interlaced with Dumbledore's, failure to understand their connection and the secrets behind it could lead them to destroy themselves, or each other. [ADMM]
Deep in the Forbidden Forest stands a circle of pines. In the center lies a clearing, and the center of the center holds the Genius of the Place.
It takes sixty years, but Minerva finally comes to understand the truth of George Bernard Shaw's pronouncement on tragedy: "Life contains but two tragedies. One is not to get your heart's desire; the other is to get it."
The life of Minerva McGonagall as seen through teachers, students, friends, and lovers. A collection of short tales of a legendary creature native to the Highlands of Scotland.
Snape fumbles in trying to regain Madam Pomfrey's friendship, but their misunderstanding might lead Poppy... and Severus... to something far more than either imagined.
Following her hospitalisation, Minerva McGonagall is back. And almost immediately she's thwarting Severus Snape, handing out copious amounts of house points...
Missing scene from OotP.
The Elves of Hogwarts run a tight ship. And they enjoy the opportunity to show off their expertise preparing the annual seasonal feasts. This does not extend to cluttering up their workplace with gaudy ornaments that serve no purpose. Headmaster Dumbledore rarely visited the kitchen himself, being more inclined to summon the Head Elf, give instructions, and simply leaving the crew to get on with it. Headmistress McGonagall, on the other hand tends to come down to the kitchen herself to discuss arrangements. She does not always come alone. The crew has learned not to let these incursions disrupt their tasks. The Elves concede that the Headmistress’s visits do not constitute interference. However, some of the people she brings with her…
"It was supposed to be just Minerva and her. Add two unlikely companions, Stinky Bob, potted shrimps, and Death Eaters, and it adds up to not quite the trip Augusta had imagined."
With a beautiful wife and an adoring son, Abraxas Malfoy has everything a man could want...except for the woman he really loves. How far is he willing to go to get her?
Rolanda Hooch enjoys spicing up her sex life with her wife, Poppy Pomfrey. But when she dreams one night of inviting their longtime friend Minerva McGonagall into the mix, Ro is in for a surprise.
It’s Christmas break. The students have all left (yes, *all* of them!). So Hogwarts Faculty and Staff decided to host a holiday gathering in the staffroom the next afternoon, before departing on their own holiday plans. Auxiliary teaching staff and retirees were all invited.
Augusta looks back upon a long friendship, and many surreptitiously-enjoyed cricket seasons, and bugger the pureblood fanatics.
Of course she had seen her before, Minerva McGonagall, she had been two years below her, but the last time Talia had seen her, she’d been all elbows and knees, too tall to be graceful, her face flecked with red spots as she shouted bloody murder at the person who’d knocked the bludger into her.
Snape has been sentenced to ten years hard labour for his actions in the war, but either Hogwarts itself has other ideas, or someone is trying to cause trouble. An elf has died and other lives are threatened. Snape has to solve the mystery to regain his freedom (or as much freedom as he is likely to get.)
Glimpses into the lives of Petunia, Minerva and Augusta during the events of The Deathly Hallows.
October 1981- Albus Dumbledore and Minerva McGonagall share a toast, and the memories, of everything that Gellert Grindelwald and Tom Riddle took from them. "Time and whiskey won't heal your heart, Minerva," Dumbledore warned her before assigning her to see to welfare of the newest member of Hogwarts staff, Severus Snape.
During an Order meeting, Minerva conveys a surprising piece of intelligence.
One late December night, Albus follows a trail of garments from his front door to his drawing-room, where Gellert is sitting by the fireplace, a glass in his hand and a smile upon his lips.
"I always had a thing for you, you know... when I was a student."
"Did you, now?" Minerva's eyebrows raised, and then she looked studiedly down into her swirling Scotch.
A lifetime of shared experiences. A lifetime of shared moments of quiet and peace, joy and love, grief and loss. A lifetime with a partner who’s always at your side, and a moment of just one more way to show that love to the world.
The things you make express you, and that's especially true for hedgewitches in Rosmerta's family. There are many back rooms in the Three Broomsticks, given over to stillrooms and breweries and family libraries, and the Forest is just over the back fence. This is all part of what shapes Rosmerta.
The Ministry of Magic is the main beneficiary of Mathilda Burbage's Last Will and Testament. As a result, Hermione Granger needs a place for a second-hand bookshop and two people to run it. People who like Muggle books.
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