She was by his side since the day she met him, skinny and small and so so kind. She swore she would be by his side for the rest of their lives. She just hoped it meant a long time. In which Steve Rogers is a married man before, during and after he becomes Captain America.

Hoping to unite Houses Baratheon and Stark, Robert arranges a marriage between his eldest daughter Cerelle and Robb Stark, giving them a year to fall in love before it happens. It works. Rewritten.

As certain as the sky is blue and the Earth goes around the sun, Adrien is Marinette's soulmate. That doesn't mean she loves him.

He's starving and tired and one of his contact lenses bothers him as he blinks when he goes into Delmar's Deli and the only reason he doesn't run into the door is because he's familiar with the place. He's about to say hi to Mr. Delmar, one hand trying to rub his eye without making it worse, when he notices there is no Mr. Delmar, only Gustavo and a girl he has never seen before.

Louis Agreste is seven the first time someone tells him crying is not manly. Part 3 of Chat Noir's family.

He, slowly, oh so slowly, goes away right in front of her. (He's not the first.)

Hugo Agreste is twelve and he has his mother's hair and his father's nose. He likes basketball like his best friend likes computers and he thinks he is smart. Hugo's sis had been Chat Noir for a year and he wants to help. Sequel to Chat Noir's daughter.

And one who doesn't get to be a parent

Emma is fifteen, and the wind that messes her hair up is cold and freeing.

Angeline Agreste is a gust of fresh air, all blonde hair and kind smiles. Her son has her eyes.

He goes to see their old family painting for last time.

Emma is drowning, and there is no air and no light. She's tired.

One-shots, a lot of Eremika