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I'm not sure which specific 'aa big book edition four' you are referring to. There are countless books with various editions. Without more information about the book's genre or the authors' names, it's difficult to list the stories.

One reason these fanfictions are appealing is the opportunity for character development. Hermione is a well - known and strong - willed character, and Scorpius has his own unique charm. When they meet, it allows the author to explore new sides of both characters. For example, Hermione might show a more vulnerable side, and Scorpius could display unexpected depths of kindness or intelligence. Also, the stories can often explore different themes such as love across social divides, redemption, and the power of friendship in new and exciting ways.

One success story could be a person who was initially very self - conscious about their pearly penile papules. After consulting a dermatologist and getting proper information that these are harmless, they became more confident. They no longer felt ashamed during sexual relationships or in locker room situations.

Sure. There was a manager who was always late for meetings. One day, he decided to set a rule that everyone should be on time. But when he walked in 15 minutes late for the next meeting, an employee said, 'We were waiting for you to break your own rule first.'

I'm not sure specifically as it's not a very common or well - known story by that name. It might be about a king during Christmas time. Maybe he has to make some important decisions related to his kingdom during the Christmas season, like how to share the Christmas cheer among his people or deal with some sort of conflict that arises during this festive time.

Well, in a fanfiction where Naruto finds a morpher, it could lead to some really interesting crossovers. Maybe he'd use the morpher's powers in the Ninja world. He might initially be confused by it, but being Naruto, he'd quickly adapt and start exploring what he can do with it. It could potentially change the balance of power in his own world or even lead to him having to defend his world from new threats that the morpher's existence might attract.

A story from 2015 in RF was about a cursed object. A family bought an antique mirror from a local market. Soon after, they started having bad luck. Members of the family would see strange faces in the mirror, and they felt like they were being watched all the time.

I'm not sure specifically which 'anaya a christmas story' you are referring to. There could be many stories with that name. It might be a personal or a relatively unknown work. Maybe it's about a character named Anaya during Christmas time, perhaps her experiences, like going to Christmas markets, seeing the Christmas lights, or sharing special moments with family and friends.

The 'surrogate novel' could potentially be about a person who acts as a surrogate in a non - family - related sense. For example, in a business deal or a political situation, where one person stands in for another. It could explore themes of power, identity, and the consequences of such a surrogate relationship. The story might unfold through the eyes of the surrogate character, showing their struggles, motivations, and how they navigate this unique role.

One good Weasley story is about the Weasley twins, Fred and George. They were always up to hilarious pranks at Hogwarts. For example, they created all kinds of magical joke products in their secret room. Their products brought a lot of laughter to the students. They once turned the corridors into a swamp using their magic tricks, which made Filch, the caretaker, extremely angry but also made the students cheer.