Drabbles of the whimsical post-married life of George and Lucy. Mr. Emerson's death has put a toll on their marriage, so Lucy decides to seize the day and return to where it all began.

when langdon wakes up from his terrifying dream,he gets embroiled into a conspiracy that holds the stake of humanity against his own.

Everything is all tickety-boo until Cecil asks Freddy's permission to marry Lucy. Basically a Freddy/Cecil romance set during the main events of the book. Pre-slash, rated PG-13 for a few innuendos.

What if Lucy had never met Mr. Emerson at Mr. Beebe's church? This story explores what might have happened.

JUST READ IT. Then you'd know what it's about, wouldn't you?

Nika lives in a tower above her kingodom. Had since her 6th birthday. Her mom sits in a thrown rightfully Nika;s, and she lives in rags and dust eating old food, and watching the time go by in the square below her. But should she really be looking.. up?

After a night of partying Mavrik and friends are left to pick up the pieces

Charlotte Bartlett pulls memories together about the old grandfather clock in her house. A creative response I wrote for the unit "the Confined Woman" about A Room with a View for Extension English.

The things you learn from grandma in a secret garden are priceless.

According to Cecil Vyse, the ideal wife would be a mindless work of art, a Leonardo, to be supervised and influenced. However, Mr. Vyse fails to see the ironic truth that a blissful marriage with him would require a wife who abhorred all of these ideals.

A cracky little tale in which Cecil Vyse seems to be making some scandalous insinuations and Freddy Honeychurch impulsively reacts. Mild slash, which is in no way to be taken seriously.

Lucy vents some anger, short but not very sweet! Only one chapter