Briony Tallis's most famous novel was marketed as a true story, an attempt at atonement for a lie she told as a young girl. It took her nearly 60 years and 3 revisions to write. But Briony Tallis wrote fiction and didn't care if the truth got lost in translation. What really happened? Cee and Robbie begin their lives during the war. Briony becomes a novelist. Life resumes.

Cecilia's room is more than an whirlwind of untidiness to her - it's a reflection of her soul. Rated for character smoking. Quick oneshot!

As a way of therapy Briony decides to type out her imagined idea of what Cecilia's life would have been like after Robbie's death and before her own. A short chapter that Briony imagines Cecilia's life to be like following Robbie's death.

In Atonement, the real truth is that both Robbie and Cecilia died, never having been together, never having been happy. But what if Robbie had survived, and due to this Cee had lived too? What if they left England, ready to start a new life far away in America. Can they ever find true happiness? Or will the demons of the past haunt them still, after all this time? Please R&R.

"Ms. Briony Tallis, what's it like to be an author?"

Oneshot about where Lola ends up. Hope you enjoy: please review if you do! x

Cuando ya hacía tiempo que su cerebro había empezado a morirse y su enfermedad estaba muy avanzada,cuando había perdido el don de la palabra, y hasta olvidado su nombre,todavía podía evocar la imagen de aquella cama deshecha. Regalo de navidad para Yurica

This is a story I wrote for my english exam that almost got 100%. I planned and wrote it in under 30 mins so be nice if it's a little rough around the edges. Doesn't require huge knowledge of the story. Give it a chance and please R&R. More inside.

"You'll have to have patience with the old dear," the head nurse says. "She's quite confused, and there's not much time left now. Play along, if you can."

Briony knows something, and Cecila can't get over the fact that Robbie has gone. Sisterly bonding, with a twist. Rated T for very mild adult themes.

It's summer and Robbie has abandoned his delusions and returned home, but with the cousin's late arrival and Cecilia's conscience wavering he may be in for a bigger surprise than he thought. Written in book stlye hopefully .

What if Briony didn't catch Robbie in the act? What if she just, misunderstood?

A modernised version of the play Briony Tallis wrote. Rated T for mild mild language.