Everything was in order, nothing suspicious except that her life was too… plain but you figured that not everyone had interesting lives and ignored the lack of anything in her life. Oh how that should have raised flags and set off warning bells with neon lights because honestly, in today's world, plain was a myth, a shadow. TWO SIDES-VERSE. Onesided A/A, Implied J/S

One was a dreamer who ran mazes and sought out adventures on a whim. The other was a creator and labyrinth maker, who trapped the prey in a never-ending and always changing maze. One a girl, one a woman; one a child, one a woman. Both the same and yet so different. Jareth/Sarah, one-sided Arthur/Ariadne (T for paranoia concerning slight implied themes)

Arthur loves paradoxes for a reason. He saw Jareth's Escher Gallery when he was young, after he'd beaten the Labyrinth. Now he's having to return to the Labyrinth to save another child, and he's taking his team with him.

Arthur vs. the Labyrinth. Sequel to "Moving the Stars".

Sarah had no idea that when she fell into the ballroom it wasn't her dream...it was his. One-shot, very brief story. Please Read and Review!