Crowley was all too happy to get out of Hell and cause a little trouble up in Eden. What he didn't realize is how much more wrapped up in humanity and a very particular angel he was about to become. A look at what Aziraphale and Crowley might have gotten up to throughout the biblical text and after Armageddon. [Slow Burn, Aziraphale/Crowley, Ace Relationship]

When Crowley has to leave town for a few days, Aziraphale finds a good deed leaves him way over his head. (I'm bad at descriptions just read)

In 1941 Crowley makes a sacred vow to protect Aziraphale from all harm, no matter what. To never again let Aziraphale die. Aziraphale, in a moment of weakness and infatuation, accepts. One fateful decision reverberates throughout time and alters the course of their lives, forever. Sequel to "Dance with Darkness".

Aziraphale suggests that he and Crowley do a gift exchange for their first Christmas after the not-pocalypse. Surprisingly, and unbeknownst to Aziraphale, Crowley has already gotten the angel a gift that he will never forget. Fluff. Nothing but fluff. Literally it's only fluff. If you don't like fluff don't read this. One-Shot.

Someone comes round to the bookshop looking for Aziraphale. He isn't in, but Crowley is. Too bad for him, really.

The Western Roman Empire is falling, and Crowley is tormented by doubt. One day, he remembers an act of kindness left unreciprocated since Sodom and Gomorrah. Feeling indebted, he leaves behind his rich and comfortable life in Constantinopolis to rescue - well, definitely NOT a friend... (Aziraphale & Crowley; friendship or more).

When Crowley gets stuck as a snake Aziraphale doesn't know what to do.

After the events of the Notpocalypse, or Armagedidn't there's only one thing that Heaven can do when hellfire doesn't take care of their rogue angel.

Five years after Armageddon't, all is well for Aziraphale, Crowley and the rest of the world. But when a strange girl starts frequenting the A Z Fell and co. bookshop and Crowley hears some disturbing news from Head Office, it becomes clear that the rest of their lives won't be as peaceful as they might have thought...

When Aziraphale and Crowley swap bodies, they leave a trace of each other behind - just enough of a trace to discover how they feel - but time is running out

Aziraphale met his eyes and Crowley was shocked to see tears forming in the corners of the angel's eyes. "What if," Aziraphale whispered, "the reason I can't sense your love is the same reason Anathema couldn't sense Adam's aura?"

After the apocalypse that never was, Crowley and Aziraphale move on with their lives, six thousand years of waiting to be together finally over. But it seems that this particular angel and demon can't get a break, because something has it out for them. Something is haunting them and it won't leave them alone. Will Crowley and Aziraphale be able to think their way out of this one, o

A plant grows, a plant dies, Aziraphale takes a wrong turn, and a few truths are revealed. (aka: post-Apocalypse Crowley finally deals with the issues he's been ignoring for the last 6000 years while also attempting to grow a plant) Aziraphale/Crowley. additional tags: soft, healing, hand-holding for both dramatic and tender reasons, extended metaphors about astronomy and knitting.

A slip of the tongue, or three, leads Aziraphale to face up to something that's been staring him in the face ever since the Apocalypse didn't happen. In which a storm rages, a plant is gifted, Thai takeout is eaten, and we finally find out who the song "You're So Vain" was written about (turns out it wasn't Mick Jagger or Cat Stevens after all) Very domestic, very mudane, very ri

It's Tuesday. Aziraphale is busy. Crowley is bored. - Yeah this is 100% pure unadulterated comedy fluff with no plot whatsoever. The reason I decided to write this is very important. Significant. Meaningful. Almost religious in it's intenstiy. Billie Piper summed it up best with her philosophical treatise of 1998; "BECAUSE I WANT TO!" Anyway. Domestic candyfloss fluff

"Neither of them had Salvation. Neither would receive forgiveness. It was their last night, their last supper, the last time they would be together. Finally, they could get carried away by temptation." Or my idea of what happened after Crowley offered Aziraphale to spend the night in his flat.

If Aziraphale was completely honest, he didn't care what 'his side' – well, former side – had to say anymore at all. However, Aziraphale wasn't honest, in particular not to himself, because if the angel hadn't spoken those deceitful words, he would have undoubtingly and without a single shred of hesitation accepted Crowley's offer.

Aziraphale has had a bad day, Crowley has no idea what to do until suddenly he does.

Christmas is coming and Aziraphale finds something unexpected in his shop. A little fluff piece.

Crowley doesn't shove Aziraphale up against the wall for calling him 'nice'. It happens after he calls him something else. And the result end up being much different. Aziraphale x Crowley

The bookshop has been quieter lately- a lot less customers, much to Aziraphale's delight. Yet when he stumbles upon a thing called "Yelp," he realizes that a certain snake might be the culprit of this phenomenon. Post-nahpocalpyse fluff.

When Crowley discovers Aziraphale up late one night, fixing something about himself to make the two of them more of a pair, Crowley offers to lend a hand. Aziraphale x Crowley

8 shorts set in the (distant and not so distant) future. Variations on a theme. The theme is this; Aziraphale and Crowley love each other more than any being has ever loved another. [Ineffable Husbands Week 2019]

Short stories & drabbles written for Ineffable Husbands Week 2019, celebrating the long-lasting relationship between Heaven's worst angel, Aziraphale, and Hell's worst demon, Crowley. (See my AO3 for the NSFW stories: archiveofourown[dot]org/series/1481810)

While waiting for his husband to finish up a job at a local library, Crowley runs into a little girl with a problem he can relate to. Aziraphale x Crowley

Various short stories featuring Aziraphale and Crowley. Different prompts and styles, but mostly fluff and angst. A/C SLASH. Title taken from the song by London Grammar.

A demon's curiosity. A past long forgotten. An unexpected revelation.

In Rome, Aziraphale invites Crowley to a meal for the first time. Crowley, blessed with a demons awareness of time, realises that this is the first time for many things.

Caught between the rest of their lives and the end of their lives, Crowley and Aziraphale take the bus back to Crowley's flat to wait out the night. But while innocently picking around Crowley's office, Aziraphale literally presses the button that reveals Crowley's longest held secret. Aziraphale x Crowley

Now that Armageddon has fizzled out, Aziraphale and Crowley are seemingly free to ask themselves (and each other), "What happens next?" An unexpected call from the Higher-Ups indirectly brings about an even more unexpected answer to that very question.

It might be natural, but it is embarrassing. Aziraphale finds himself a little under the weather but luckily he has an, albeit reluctant, caretaker to see him through. Hurt/Comfort, no slash

The bookshop is burning, and Crowley can't find Aziraphale. He can hear him, though.

When Crowley is upset or angry or scared and needs his husband's comfort, he conjures up a storm as a wordless way of telling his husband that he needs him. ... And this one's a doozy. Aziraphale x Crowley

You would think after 6000 years of pining, Aziraphale and Crowley would simply run into one another's arms. As it turns out, that's not entirely the case. Aziraphale x Crowley

It's a dangerous thing for an angel like Aziraphale to have an idea; it's only more so when the future of the human race may hang in the balance. The wayward angel wants to build a force to stand against Heaven and Hell alike – but will it still be worth the risk if he loses a dear friend in the process? (Friendship/Worldbuilding/Character Building/Humor/Drama)

The demons come for Crowley. Only a miracle can save him now. Luckily he knows someone who can swing it. Crowley whump, protective Aziraphale, friendship, h/c, angst

Aziraphale meets with Crowley for dinner while she's on assignment in the States. But when a persistent admirer won't leave Crowley alone, both demon and angel take part in sending him on his way. Aziraphale x Crowley (Female presenting Crowley)

They've finally allowed themselves to be together, but Crowley can't seem to shake off some of his insecurities. He's also not particularly crazy about how the other angels treated who they believed was Aziraphale earlier.

Aziraphale is used to people stopping by his shop to flirt with his (sleeping) husband, so he doesn't let it bother him. But when the shoe is on the other foot, Crowley doesn't take it as well. Aziraphale x Crowley

Aziraphale, convinced that Crowley will never love him more than a friend, craves Love and a relationship. Crowley, convinced that Aziraphale will never love him more than a friend, is determined to help his Angel find happiness, even if it's with someone else. Crowley sets up Blind Dates for Aziraphale that ... well they don't go well. Is there a chance for these two idiots to end

When a strange mark shows up on Aziraphale's palm, the angel takes it as a great gift from an even greater source. But Crowley may not see it the same way ... Aziraphale x Crowley

It's 1853. One of Crowley's missions brings some interestant results. And he wants a certain angel to know about that. And it's impossible to say no to a demon! So how will Aziraphale react?

Wherein Crowley has nightmares, and Aziraphale is there for him. {Part 8 of my Ineffable Husbands series, from Aziraphale's perspective}

After they survive the Holy Water and Hellfire, Aziraphale and Crowley find it hard to be away from one another. But now, at this new stage in their existence, something has started to trouble Aziraphale, something that manages to unearth every single one of his fears. Aziraphale x Crowley

Aziraphale noticed that shaking hands to switch back caused Crowley's hand to glow bright red. And now he's worried about what that might mean for them. In which questions are answered, coffee and scones are woefully abandoned for oysters, and Aziraphale learns to move past Heaven and Hell to be with Crowley.

Crowley has only ever seen Aziraphale's true form twice: the first time was in the Garden of Eden and the second was on the day Hastur came to kill them. Blood, violence, and eventually h/c sap

Crowley has wasted over 6000 years not kissing his angel. He's decided today's the day ... but things don't go quite the way he planned. Aziraphale x Crowley

In which Crowley expands his range of pet names, and Aziraphale has an existential crisis.

Aziraphale and Crowley did in fact cross paths between the 1860s and 1940s - exactly once. Conflicting assignments force them back together, and they proceed to do what they do best: be terrible at their jobs, and even more terrible at communicating. A/C [Follows in line with the Amazon Prime series]

How Aziraphale, Principality of the eastern Gate; and Crowley, snake demon, immortal enemies, could not accept their mutual love through time.

It is far too easy, Crowley reflects, to mistake Aziraphale as a helpless, hand-wringing bookshop keeper. It is far too easy to think him prey. Three evil men make the mistake. The angel clenches his fists and there's a crackle in the air. Crowley can read the signs. And he knows how this is going to end.

Crowley was very upset about Gabriel telling Aziraphale to shut his stupid mouth and die already. So he decides to face the Archangel.

Crowley and Aziraphale are in love. Tremendously in love. And that love deserves to be expressed, be explored, in all ways possible that they can conceive. The biggest fear in both their minds is, if they do this, will Aziraphale fall? ... But that's not the fear that stops Crowley's hand when the time comes. Aziraphale x Crowley

When Aziraphale wakes alone in the bed after his first time with Crowley, anxiety gets the better of him.

OS Aziraphale/Crowley written for a drawing by Kogla. When you make a stupid bet to an angel, you have to be able to take it later. But Crowley wasn't really ready.

After the fire, Crowley can't visit Aziraphale without being reminded of that dreadful day, and Aziraphale tells Crowley he's decided to sell the bookshop and has a very important question to ask. Lots of tenderness and first kisses. Angsty Fluff central.

"I didn't really fall, just. Sauntered vaugly downwards." Those words always stuck wiht Aziraphale, and he's finally decided to ask what Crowley meant

When gaggles of women start flooding his shop on their lunch hours just to gawk at his sexy husband, Aziraphale begins to succumb to the new doubts and fears that come as a result of going native. Luckily, Crowley has a cure for that. Aziraphale x Crowley

"D-don't … don't go. Please, don't go. Crowley! Don't leave me! I can't … I can't bear to lose you!" "I'm not going anywhere, angel. Not without you." Aziraphale x Crowley

Crowley is dozing in the bookshop when he has a nightmare. Aziraphale is immediately there to comfort him. He ends up playing with Crowley's hair, which he has grown out since the Apocalypse-that-wasn't. And then other things happen. Aziraphale/Crowley. Fluff, all the fluff, nothing but fluff. Romance. Mild hurt/comfort and angst. One-Shot.

About a week after the Apocalypse-that-wasn't, Aziraphale and Crowley are drinking in the back of the bookshop when Aziraphale asks why Crowley never takes his glasses off, even when they are alone. Crowley explains that he hates himself, and Aziraphale comforts IGGER WARNING: Mentions of self-harm. Aziraphale/Crowley. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff, friendship, romance. One-Shot

Post-series. Crowley and Aziraphale are attacked by rogue demons, leaving Aziraphale mortally wounded. Now the only place they have to turn for help will leave them vulnerable to Heaven—if it doesn't kill Crowley first.

Crowley never talked about his time as an angel. Aziraphale never asked. But when Hell sends Crowley a package containing his most painful memories, it is Aziraphale who is plunged into the nightmare history of when his beloved friend, the angel who had once been Crowley, was hurled from the Heavens into the bowels of Hell.

It's been six months since the Apocalypse-that-wasn't. It's winter, and Crowley shows up at the bookshop and practically wraps himself around Aziraphale to warm up, because he's cold-blooded and it's cold outside. He finds out that Aziraphale has self-image issues, and tried to rectify that. Aziraphale/Crowley. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff, romance. One-Shot.

"I'm sorry about your friend." The words were soft, murmured mostly into the cushion of Crowley's couch. Across the room and barely awake enough to still be connected to reality, Crowley could do little more than blink at him. "I'm sorry?" "Your friend," Aziraphale replied slowly. "The one who died."

Shortly after the almost-Armageddon, a particular angel and demon have more time on their hands then they know what to do with. One can't always be saving the world, sometimes other things need be done. Of course, with these two, not a moment can ever possibly be dull.

Takes place while Crowley is working as Nanny Ashtoreth for the Dowlings. One night, Aziraphale makes a discovery that could change everything. (Crossdressing!Crowley). PWP

Angels are, supposedly, the embodiment of the seven heavenly virtues. After all, how could they properly lead humanity away from sin if they themselves did not lead by example? Unfortunately, Aziraphale has never been the most angelic of angels. (A one-shot series of Aziraphale partaking in the seven deadly sins.)

Aziraphale is attacked by some angels who also threaten to find and kill Crowley. He manages to defeat some of them and escape from the rest, making it back to the bookshop, injured and worried about Crowley. Crowley shows up and finds Aziraphale injured and panicking, and he helps him. Aziraphale/Crowley at the end. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff, romance. One-Shot.

The Apocalypse has been averted, Aziraphale's bookstore has been destroyed, and he can't see any harm in going to Crowley's for the night, not anymore. Missing scene for 1.06 (The Very Last Day of the Rest of Their Lives). Aziraphale/Crowley.

This story takes place just after the Apocalypse-That-Wasn't. Crowley has (what Aziraphale initially thinks is) a brush with death, causing the angel to confess some things he's been putting off saying.

What exactly led up to Aziraphale and Crowley agreeing to their little arrangement?

It was not in an angels nature to understand Forgiveness. Crowley teaches Aziraphale about it. Based on my first thoughts when I heard the line "but I would always know the stain was there... underneath" in the mini series. Haven't yet read the book but the story as well as the fandom are so amazing I was inspired.

Aziraphale comes across a word he doesn't know - Crowley enlightens him

Aziraphale sat there like that for who knows how long, trembling in what he could only assume was a panic attack. Emotions continued to clash within him. Fear, Despair, Guilt, Pain, and countless other extremes all fought inside his mind until one came out victorious in their war and took over. Rage. TW for Blood and Violence! X/posted from AO3 cause I want more validation, lol.

Post-Apocalypse. Crowley gets into a fight with a couple of demons and finds himself at the bookshop during the healing process. Aziraphale starts being Aziraphale, making Crowley comfortable enough to stop holding his emotions so close to his chest. He forgets that Aziraphale, being an angel, can sense love. Aziraphale/Crowley. Hurt/Comfort, friendship, romance, angst. One-Shot.

Even though the bookshop is repaired after the near-Apocalypse, Aziraphale ends up spending the night at Crowley's flat. They both have nightmares about the recent events, and they help each other through them. Aziraphale/Crowley, Ineffable Husbands, hurt/comfort, angst, fluff, romance. One-Shot.

Crowley has always been there when Aziraphale needs him. It's a dance as old as time itself. No matter where in the world they are or how much time has passed. He's there to whisk him away from a damp Parisian prison. He's there without needing to be asked. Aziraphale is in trouble, and Crowley comes. But, after that fateful day in 1862 in St. James Park, Crowley stops coming.

Some fluff - what do Aziraphale and Crowley do on the days we didn't see on screen? Little bit of bad language

Companion fic to "Lighthouse." It's a week after the Apocalypse-that-wasn't, and Aziraphale is finally working through the issues he has with Heaven and everything that happened during the last few years. Crowley finds him and helps him through it. Aziraphale/Crowley, established relationship. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff, a bit of romance. One-Shot.

When Crowley walks on consecrated ground, his feet burn. When Aziraphale walks on desecrated ground, he faints dead away. Over the years, Crowley has learned different ways of bringing the angel back.

Aziraphale and Crowley are holding hands on the bus on the way back from the airbase when a man confronts them, saying they are sinning and going against God. Crowley deals with the homophobic man, accidently confessing his love for Aziraphale in the process. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff, homophobia. Rated T.

While in the bus on the way back to London after the near-Apocalypse, Crowley is drowning in a sea of emotions while also battling a deep feeling of emptiness. Aziraphale notices and tries to help. Aziraphale/Crowley at the end. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluffy ending. Rated T.

Crowley, bored and tired of waiting, decides to have fun with Aziraphale. Sexually suggestive pranks ensue. Will Aziraphale take the hint? CXA

Something is wrong with Aziraphale. Crowley is concerned.

Wherein a demon has big plans for the future that make him very, very nervous. {Part 6 of my Ineffable Husbands series}

Adam Young didn't quite get everything right in Aziraphale's bookshop when he reset the world after the Not-Armageddon. While wearing the angel's face, Crowley fixes that little oversight. What happens after is not quite what the demon could have expected, but it was worth it. After all, six thousand years is too long to say "I love you." Ineffable Husbands (Aziraphale/Crowley)

As God is busy flooding the Earth, Crowley and Aziraphale are left stranded in a cave at the top of a mountain. Crowley starts getting flashbacks of his Fall. Later, after the near-Apocalypse, Aziraphale asks Crowley about his Fall, and what caused it. Aziraphale/Crowley at the end. Hurt/Comfort, angst, fluff. One-Shot. Rated T.

Aziraphale goes into moult but doesn't ask for badly needed help with managing his wings. Crowley figures it out when its almost too late. This time the demon needs to take charge and the angel needs to listen (for a change)! Wing porn! First Kiss and a lot of Friends to Lovers Slow Burn (heavily implied smut but not explicit ) My first Good Omens Fic

A long time ago an Angel extended a wing to a demon in a garden. Six thousand years later, the gesture is finally returned. Times have changed, the wing is an umbrella, and the garden is a park, but the sentiment is there. Aziraphale is having an internal crisis, but luckily he has a friend to help him through it.

"It was only by the grace of knowing someone who wore shades as dark as night for the last few millennia, that he recognized the minute tics to Crowley's brows; eyeing the seat Aziraphale was in, before darting away and skittering towards the empty seats around him. " Tags: General, Hurt/Comfort, Angst?, Fluff, Oh so soft, these two just give me all the feels, Ineffable Husbands.

Wherein an angel and a demon drink an awful lot of wine, and go stargazing. {Part 5 of my Ineffable Husbands series. For Part 1, see 'Ineffably Inevitable'}

Aziraphale is torn between allegiance to Heaven and love of a friend.

When Aziraphale feels at home, he stretches his neck and shoulders by rolling his head. But always to the left. Because that's where Crowley is.

Aziraphale falls asleep on Crowley's couch. Yearning ensues.

If a longer conversation had ensued when Alpha Centauri became the topic du jour, where might it have led? (Set after the scene in ep. 3 when the passerby tells Aziraphale, "You're better off without him," when he absolutely is not.)

I don't think this has a plot. It's just 2000 words of Aziraphale worshipping Crowley with his eyes, and then they kiss at the end. Slash.

Wherein Aziraphale and Crowley come face to face with their pasts. {Part 4 of my Ineffable Husbands series, from Crowley's perspective. For Pt 1 see "Ineffably Inevitable"}

what happened to Crowley between 1941 and the end of the war? Aziraphale soon finds out just what the demon had been up to.

First chapter is missing scene of Aziraphale staying the night after they avoid Armageddon but subsequent chapters will go further. I really suck at descriptions. First Good Omens fic for me. Hope it's not crap.

Wherein Crowley finds a measure of peace. {Part 3 of my Ineffable Husbands series, from Crowley's perspective}

He briefly considered breaking down the door at Aziraphale's, to give the angel no other choice but to resolve the dispute between them, then and there. But he respected their boundaries, he would never force his presence so quickly when it was clear that separation was best. So Crowley did the next best thing. He slept.

The scene where Crowley invited Aziraphale to come to his place is very suggestive, so I just filled in the gaps. Small drabble, no smut but this fic should be gayer than a tree full of monkeys full of nitrous oxide. :D And I just really wanted to write something and these two celestial beings are amazingly fun to write.

Wherein Aziraphale asks his demon to come home. {Part 2 of my Ineffable Husbands series. For Part 1, see "Ineffably Inevitable"}

6,000 years of slow burn has to catch fire eventually. This fic picks up right after the show's finale lunch at the Ritz. Crowley and Aziraphale are back at Aziraphale's bookshop having a celebratory drink, as one does after avoiding the end of everything. This story is from Aziraphale's perspective. {Part 1 of the Ineffable Husbands series. It continues with Part 2: "For Good"}

What if...God gave Crowley a job to do BEFORE the other angels fell? What if that job was MEANT to be done after Adam and Eve left? (Not great at summaries...and FIRST Good Omens fanfic. ALSO...MAINLY based on the show. I wanted to be able to list the characters.)

Crowley wakes from a vicious nightmare and curses his imagination and his human body. Aziraphale comes to help.

Set a year or so after the almost-apocalypse Aziraphale and Crowley socialize over baked goods.

After 6000 years, Crowley finally gives up on ever getting what he wants, and leaves. Aziraphale doesn't like it, has a revelation, and goes after him. Romance, slash.

When the leaders of Hell find out that it was not Crowley who bathed in the Holy Water and lived they seek him out to take their vengeance. The only one who can stop them is Aziraphale, but when Heaven offers him the chance at redemption he makes a mistake which comes at a cost. Now the angel must find a way to save his friend, even if that means going to the birthplace of pain its

Months after the 2019 Armageddon't, Crowley and Aziraphale are back to their usual routines. That includes desperately trying to avoid recognizing their feelings. But what happens on one special occasion changes things, maybe forever.

Crowley is inconsolable after witnessing a disaster, Aziraphale tries to comfort him.