Saria Ahmed is Assef's younger sister. A golden-haired, blue-eyed, perfect porcelain doll of a child, she is her big brother in miniature. She strives to create the perfect world. Yet their struggles have caused the Ahmed siblings to lack empathy for all but one another. The world calls them "sociopaths". The world sees them as "monsters". But in Saria's eyes, the world is wrong.

Just after learning he and Hassan were brothers, Amir reflects on what he could have done. He could have saved Hassan, or even saved their friendship. And, ultimately, Hassan's life. Why didn't he?

What if Amir woke up a little bit earlier, what if he got to Sohrab before he tried killing himself. But what happens next depends on Amir.

High School short story about Amir Hassan and Assef. Assef being the cruel sexual bully, Hassn being the freindly savior.

What Hassan thought as Amir pounded him with the pomegranates. Originally written for a school assignment.

What makes a man a monster? This was originally an assignment of mine from ages ago. The purpose of the assignment was to take a part of the original story and expand on it. This is set in chapter 22. I, in no way support Assef or his opinions or beliefs. Warning: Non-descriptive rape

Hassan's POV, in the alleyway. Chapter 7

I used to wonder if Amir ever forgave himself or found himself after the book. So after you read this maybe you can decide for me.

Where ten year old Hassan loves eleven year old Amir, but Amir doesn't love Hassan.

Hassan/Amir/Assef

Something in Amir breaks that day. Will he be able to ever recover? Warning: suicide attempts. ONE-SHOT; may become multi-shot.

The chapter I write that Amir takes Sohrab to America through a kite contest. Amir forgives Assef.

This chapter is about Baba knows Why Hassan get hurt. Amir and his father does not go to America at end.

This is the life account of Sanaubar, the sociopathic mother of Hassan. This story expands upon the limited information we were given on such a fascinating character.

A thousand times over is never enough in this romance fanfiction. Two kids coming from two completely different worlds become friends. As the past haunts their memories, they find comfort in each other. Amir and Hassan, bound princes to the streets of Kabul.

Hassan's take on the fateful day that tore his friendship apart.

Amir had two choices. Run or stay. Amir chose to stay. Hassan's POV of the alley scene.

just a few one shots, not related to eachother of different scenes and how they could have happened.

Baba's side comments finally get to Amir. He loses the kite fight, and can't face his father. Written as a school assignment. Got an A, so I figured I'd put it up.

A moment gives hope to a boy who does nothing but give. What if Hassan bumped into his wife when he was younger?

Tales of courage, or a lack there of./ But then he thinks of Baba and Afghanistan, but mostly of Hassan and thinks to himself: Maybe this time I'll jump.

The night after the incident with Sohrab and the kite, Amir has a dream, and says his final goodbyes to Hassan. This is my alternate/bonus ending to the book. Rated K for allusions to sexual assault. It was present in the book, I'm just being careful.

Movie-centric. When Sohrab can't be found, Amir becomes frantic. Yet he ought to know exactly how his nephew feels, having lived out the same story. One shot.

Chapter 26 of the Kite Runner

Ever wondered what Hassan was thinking when Amir stopped talking to him?