Gone. They're gone. You've lost them. How can you possibly go on with your life after such a heart shattering loss? The answer? You can't. And you won't. (Major Character Deaths)

In which Riza meets members of her family, and she isn't sure if she gets answers or more questions. Sequel to Feral.

The people of her town call her feral, a possessed little hell spawn. But Riza doesn't care. Not enough to change, at least.

Roy and Riza navigate the hectic and joyful experiences of parenthood. Series of one shots in a post Promised Day AU. Most chapters will be rated T for language, with a few rated M here and there.

It wasn't their fault. How could they have known? Third installment of "I Won't Die if You Don't" and "Trust the Timing of Your Life" but, like all three installments, can be read alone.

Roy should've known. They had been together long enough. Sequel to I won't die if you don't, but can be read alone.

"Is this a good thing or a bad thing?" "It's whatever you think it is."

Gone are the days of living in your Father's shadow, of childhood days of playing a solo game of hide-and-go-seek in an empty house. Your purpose in life is to no longer cook and clean your Father's large and empty home. He has sold you. No longer wishes to be bothered by your presence- your existence.You have a new job in life now: to please your Master and do as he tells you.

She is barely fourteen when Berthold decides it's time to find her a husband. The thought of being married so young terrifies Riza and enrages Roy. (Warnings: period typical sexism, underage sex/marriage.) I enjoy making Berthold a bigger jackass then he is in the manga- which is a scary thought.

A phone call between Maes Hughes and Roy Mustang reveals an important secret.

No Matter How Many Times You Tell Me the War is Over. There is no greater agony then bearing an untold story inside you. A look into Riza's very unhappy and traumatic childhood. Mentions of child abuse, child molestation, and forced miscarriage.

A Peeping Tom in Central Commands' women's showers proves that Riza is, once again, a badass with a gun.

A death in the family forces Riza to visit the past. Part 3 of Heaven and Hell and Moon and Stars.

She's shocked. And scared. And oddly... happy. She wants this. She wants her baby. Semi happier sequel to Heaven and Hell.

She can still recall the warmth she felt when he spilled himself inside of her, moaning softly against her neck as her walls clenched him. Four months later, that warm and wet feeling he left inside of her has been replaced by soft flutters and barely there kicks in her womb. TW: Teen pregnancy and child loss. Brief mentions of child abuse.

I really need to work on summaries. Sequel to Nightmares.

Riza doesn't like to talk about parts of Ishval, for more then one reason. Trigger Warning: Rape. You have been warned.

One night together changes everything for Roy Mustang and Riza Hawkeye. Royai!AU