The day she finds him in the playground, Lana Winters decides to take her son home.

She wanted him, Lana didn't. After the events of Briarcliff, Wendy convinces Lana to keep the son Bloody Face fathered and raise him together as a family.

"Oliver Thredson swore he would never forget the first time he ever saw her." Sane Dr. Thredson comes across a very peculiar patient at Briarcliff, a woman named Lana Winters, whom he wishes to save before she falls deeper into madness.

[PREQUEL TO DEAR FATHER] He was innocent from every crime his father had committed. The only thing he had done to deserve such neglect was take that first breath. - After deciding to keep Bloody Face's son, Lana struggles to raise the boy and after time, begins to realize how much he actually means to her.

He remained in the shadows worshiping her from afar. And with each passing day the thoughts became more obsessive and morbid. What had started as an innocent high school crush had begun to grow out of hand. However, over time his imagination had begun to run dry. He wanted more. He needed more. -The year is 1951 & Oliver Thredson is more then a young boy in love. He is obsessed.

[SEQUEL TO DEAR FATHER] Three years after their horrible ordeal, Lana tries to move forward in life along with Johnny at her side.

Sister Jude manages to escape the claws of Briarcliff before she becomes a prisoner of insanity. In search of a new beginning, Jude finds it abandoned at St. Ursula's Home for Lost Children; a tiny baby girl left there by her mother who Jude herself had once imprisoned at Briarcliff against her will.

Fiona carefully watched over the toddler's feeble steps. The little girl fell back and raised a dimpled hand to her, asking for help. She was the only one who could see Fiona, feel her and hear her. Fiona extended her hand to the child. She would always be safe with her. - Fiona's ghost watches her granddaughter grow and cares after her, unseen by everyone else.

Inspired by the alternate ending to Dear Father. "He said that was what people did when they were in love. He said that was what a marriage was. And in Lana's new world, everything Oliver said was right and it was law." After Lana's lobotomy is a success, Oliver moves his family out of Boston to begin new lives.

Charlie was never introduced to any kind of faith. She didn't know God or religion or even heaven. All she knew was hell because they lived it every day. After being separated from his last remaining companion, Daryl Dixon is left to care for their child on his own. [Daryl/Beth].

[Look Alive, Sunshine AU] Beth had to admit that he intimidated her when they first met in that rundown bar in downtown Atlanta, but Daryl Dixon wasn't a bad man. After all, he was the father of her child. Bethyl. (Basically what Look Alive, Sunshine would be without the ZA. No need to read Look Alive first).

He was a devil. She believed herself to be a saint. Surely, she could be the one to save his blackened soul.

Lana often fantasized about it; taking what Oliver treasured most before she went. It would be the perfect revenge. A final end to the cosmic joke. But could she? Of course, she did not hesitate to try and end her life when she was still growing inside of her. Why was now any different? Because she adored Lana, because she trusted her, because she called her "Mama".

(PREQUEL TO LOOK ALIVE, SUNSHINE). "Ya shouldn't be on your lonesome." Daryl looked away, letting Beth's words sink in and in a way, he was glad he wasn't. In fact, he was glad Beth was with him. - Before the birth of little Charlotte, Daryl and Beth travel Georgia together after the fall of the prison, finding hope in not only the world, but in each other. [Bethyl].

Constance Langdon had four children. Her fourth child, the youngest from the brood, was beautiful, a true gift from God. She was Constance's pride and joy. She was everything Constance wanted but the girl strayed from the path of perfection her mother had set her on. The life of James Langdon before the Harmons moved in to Murder House. Based on "What Happened in 1994" One shot.

Spin off of Dear Mother - Rachel Dylan fell in love with Lana Winters; there was no doubt about that. In the summer of 1973, she gains the courage to ask the woman with the wounded past out for a cup of coffee and never looks back.

In 1960's Boston, a vivacious reporter and a kindhearted nun embark on a secret love affair they must hide from the world or be damned in a place much worse than hell itself. (My first Bananun everrrrr.)

Lana knew that if she kept insisting she would have given in. She couldn't allow herself that decision. For Wendy and those women who could fall victims to him. She did not want another woman to go through what she or Wendy went through. It would be too much. So she would go through with it. She would raise Bloody Face's son.

Constance Langdon said she had four children, Tate, Adelaide, Beauregard and a child she never mentioned. James Langdon, the last and unspoken daughter of Constance and Hugo Langdon recalls the events that occurred in 1994. ONE SHOT.

Cordelia is only but a little bird, pushed too soon from the nest. Upon arriving at Miss Robichaux's Academy, Cordelia feels lost, abandoned and out of place. However, she soon befriends her roommate, a young Cajun girl named Misty Day. In her, she manages to find friendship, acceptance and a few unexpected feelings. Cordelia/Misty.

It's hard to live up to the Mockingjay. I should know. I'm her daughter. Ivy Mellark struggles to find herself under the shadow of her mother, District 12's winning tribute. The Girl on Fire. The Mockingjay. Every thing she is not.

In a world where souls have taken over and humans have vanished one lost host lingers amongst their society believing she's one of them. A group of human survivors must help her gain her humanity before its too late.