If you recall there was once a letter. A letter we never got to see. An alternate take on Claire's confession. Spoilers for Game 3. Hershel/Claire. Fluff.

After the heart-breaking events of Unwound Future, Claire and Layton say their final farewells. But it is later found out that Claire is still alive! Will she return to Layton even after all the pain she had recently caused him? Spoilers for Unwound Future!

Layton has just had Claire, his dearest love, pulled away after thinking her dead for ten years. Now he must deal with the grief of her parting all over again. Short, angsty one-shot.

The heat of love still burns...even when the light has gone out. Hershel/Claire.

A month after the death of Randall Ascot, Hershel Layton struggles through life in Stansbury as he's forced into a regular life but what happens if he meets a young lady named Claire Foley who is an exchange student from London? Will she save our future gentleman and what happens if Hershel becomes smitten with this girl? Filled with LaytonXClaire!

OR- Five Times Layton Enjoyed A Hobby, and the One Time He Couldn't Have It Taken From Him. Because we all know our good professor is all too often robbed of the good things in life, blamed for the bad. [spoilers]

"Sometimes there are futures that can't happen, but it doesn't mean you can't imagine what would have been." Short stories set in a world in which Claire Foley survived the fatal explosion.

Layton asks Claire to dinner on a sunlit Valentine's afternoon. (Oneshot for Valentine's Day, Layton x Claire, pure and simple fluff.)

Hershel Layton has just lost the love of his life. He is obviously not taking it very well...

"I haven't got much time left, Hershel." Claire's journey from 1944 to 1954. [On Indefinite hiatus]

AU. Claire miraculously survives the time machine explosion, but the incident has left terrible distress in her system—eventually becoming a disease that would challenge her team's scientific pursuit and, more importantly, her relationship with Hershel. /inspired by The Time Traveler's Wife/

Four moments in time, with Layton and Claire.

Claire is shocked. There was no way in Hell that she could be pregnant. They were always careful, they always used protection. But it didn't work. And now they'd have to face the consequences. Layton x Claire.

it goes just as quickly as it came. / or, a collection of Layclaire related ficlets. / Most Recent: the professor makes a change.

It all began with a simple riddle written on a blackboard, intricate enough to have the young, prodigious Hershel Layton brooding over it for too long. It continued until it came to be a vital part of his daily routine, yet it ended with a meeting. A meeting that he would never forget; for it was, in all reality, the real beginning. Clershel One-shot.

Layton reminisces of a future that has now fallen from his grasp.

A little Layton/Claire drabble to go along with 'Even Gentlemen Get Sick', an older one-shot of mine.

Requested on tumblr. Even gentlemen get sick sometimes. Layclaire.

A hundred one-shots of the Professor and Claire's life, if fate had have been kinder. Each chapter is based of a single word requested by you lovely readers. NEW CHAPTER: Baby.

A story of Layton's life after the Lost/Unwound Future only with a different ending. Also my first Fanfic. Yeah, I suck at summaries, and this story has the worst title EVER! I will try to make my titles better in the future. I will try also to upload ASAP after the first Chapter.

LayClaire oneshot. Hershel's first Christmas in London. (I do not own Professor Layton or its characters; this is merely for entertainment.)

A certain top hat can go through quite the adventure.

A letter that Layton wrote to Claire after she died as a coping mechanism. Actually a preview for a larger fic. Please R&R to let me know if you'd like to see the rest! (Rated T for implied themes)

Who said Claire had to be dead? Since we didn't see Layton and Luke leave that alley without her, who's to say she really went back? My take on what could have happened in the parts we couldn't see.

They say that love lasts forever and Claire proves it here. Poetry. Layton/Claire.