Next Gen Winter Fest

Title: Taking the Plunge
Creator: on_wax
Prompt Number: #91
Rating: PG-13
Pairing/characters: Albus/Scorpius & Lily/Lorcan
Warnings/content: Highlight to read *A bit of kissing and swearing, allusions to sex*
Medium or word count: 9050
Summary: Based on the film 'The Holiday' - Albus needs to get away after a personal shock and chooses his friend Lorcan's house, but guess who Lorcan practically lives next door to? Meanwhile Lorcan stays at Albus's where Lily's testing some spells, but their past gets in the way. Who will have found their happy ending by Christmas?
Notes: Thanks to the mods for their patience! This turned out way longer than I originally planned, but it was so much fun to write! I hope it's enjoyed by both the prompter and everyone else :)
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( Taking the Plunge )

Title: Sir Roger de Coverley: a Christmas Oratorio: for Trebles, Basso, Tenor, Far Too Many Altos and Sopranos, and Chorus
Creator: wemyss
Prompt Number: 15
Rating: BBFC 15
Pairing/characters: Albus Severus Potter / Scorpius Hyperion Malfoy (the Scorpion and the Asp); Harry (/ Ginny before she died); Draco (/ Aster before she died); Teddy; the Widow Tonks; the Widow Malfoy; Neville / Luna; Neville (/ Hannah before she died); Luna (/ Rolf before he died); Lily Luna; James Sirius; Rose; Hugo; Ron / Hermione; Molly / Arthur; Dudley / Elspeth; Blaise / Justin; Millicent / Susan; Tony / Eleanor; Seamus / Dean; Gabrielle / Den; Angelina / George; Freddy; Fleur / Bill; Kingsley et ux.; Minerva; Filius; Sluggers-what-ho-old-man-do-have-some-Madeira; Percy; Kreacher; the lot, really, cast-of-thousands
Warnings/content: Highlight to read * Amused Dudley; Antic Teddy; Betjeman; C of E, the; Campanology; Christmas; Church architecture; Clifton-Taylor, Alec; Comedy of manners; Country-house architecture; Cunning plans that come off far better than is deserved; Cunning plans that don't quite come off; Dangerous Gran Molly; Embarrassing revelations; English choral music; Formidable grans and great-aunts; Formidable, huntin', 'g'-droppin' Andromeda; Gallant young subaltern James Sirius; Great and the Good, the; Happy endings (no, you Yanks, do get your minds out of the gutter, or, rather, yes, but not actually shown in detail); Hymns Ancient & Modern; Incorrigibly silly fishmonger's wife, an; Irritable Rose; Jealous shop-assistants at the greengrocer's; Jovial butchers; Larkin (and, yes, that be the verse you had in mind); Lessons and Carols, Wizarding; Listed buildings; Middle-aged widowers contemplating a spot of randiness of their own; Mince … pies; Oleaginous Slughorn; Overly-clever Ravenclaws; Overly-dramatic Draco; Past post-War violence and the death of spouses; Paternal pre-slash if you care to read it that way; Pevsner; Plots within plots; Poachers alarmed by a plague of owls; Positively magically preserved roodscreens; Raging Harry – at first; Rampageous Black Sisters; Randy young men; Real ale; Rector with more than meets the eye, a; RSPB bird-lore; Rural Somerset; Rurality; Seamus bearing whisky; Service families; Slytherin Lily Luna; Snarky warnings, obviously; Sneaky Albus Severus; Social comedy; Staunchly Hufflepuff Scorpius; Steely Ginny, God rest her; Stern Hugo; Subtle Narcissa; Twistiness and well-meant double-crosses; Unblushing prejudice against sprouts (and Brussels); Village cricketers; War memorials; Wodehousian aunts; Wodehousian humour.*
Medium or word count: Some 13684-ish words
Summary: In which Harry goes a bit mad at the thought of having Al's young man's ferrety father stop with them at Christmas, Al has Cunning Plans to make use of the impending social disaster, Thoroughly Nice Scorpius serenely sabotages the prospect of unpleasantness, Teddy howls – with laughter, James and Lily and Rose are Stroppy In the Extreme, Draco does his overly-dramatic martyr turn, and the remaining Black-Sisters-as-Were dispose competently of everyone's errors.
Notes: I am indebted to B and to BB for editing work and encouragement, and, as always, to the VCH, Geograph, the Ordnance Survey, Hubert Pragnell, West Somerset Council, the National Trust, SPAB, English Heritage, and any number of real ale breweries and pubs. I am particularly obliged to the prompter, and trust this shan't disappoint too greatly. From the nature of the prompt, and based upon the principles advanced in the DMLE Training Manual that prefaces this account, it seemed to me proper that Albus Severus and Scorpius, although by no means conspicuous by their absence, should be best seen through the eyes of their families, as it were almost in silhouette.
Disclaimer: Harry Potter belongs to JK Rowling. All works posted at this community were created entirely for fun without making any profit. No copyright infringement is intended.

( Sir Roger de Coverley: a Christmas Oratorio: for Trebles, Basso, Tenor, Far Too Many Altos and Sopranos, and Chorus )

Title: A Christmas Story
Creator: alley_skywalker
Prompt Number: 90
Rating: PG
Pairing/characters: Albus/Scorpius, Scorpius/Lysander
Warnings/content: Highlight to read *slash*
word count: 2,867
Summary: Scorpius an Albus have not seen each other since Hogwarts. But now they are stuck at the portkey station in New York late on Christmas Eve. The situation is bound to have consequences.
Disclaimer: Harry Potter belongs to JK Rowling. All works posted at this community were created entirely for fun without making any profit. No copyright infringement is intended.

( A Christmas Story )