Inspired from the quote: "You would have been far too busy looking at the tall blond girls with the endless legs and the big hair...I would have been serving the drinks over there. One of the invisibles." Let's see if Louisa's dictum is correct. AU.

I always wondered what happened in that gap of time between Will and Louisa playing around after the wedding and when they returned home and encountered a distraught Camilla. I will fill in the blank... This night was special. It brought them closer together

Will Traynor needs a new assistant. And in comes Louisa Clark with her loud and out of place clothing and jumpy eyebrows- possibly the only person who won't send Alicia into another jealous fit. COMPLETE

Here's a Drabble and a half that captures a private moment at home between Will and Lou.

This story is related to a prior story I had posted called Ordinary Things. It is a narration of things Will wishes he could do with Louisa. Romance and very risqué. You've been warned! Rated T. Please review but be kind. If you review anonymously, i can't respond.

Will keeps a running list of things he wishes he could do for Louisa. This began as a double Drabble, but I might continue it as Will expands his list. He never intends for her to see this list...it's just part of his personal journal.

Will lives a full and happy life with Lou in his dreams. He wakes to find he is happy, as long as Lou is by his side.

North and South, written by Elizabeth Gaskell. (TRANSCRIBED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF EASIER READING)

A bit of Mr Thornton's thinking as Margaret leaves Milton for London with her aunt Shaw. TV series based. I DO NOT OWN N&S AT ALL.

A last chance at love for Daryl and Carol. Caryl til the end. Don't say I didn't warn you.

John Thornton is alone in his office, and cannot get Margaret Hale out of his mind. Quick little one-shot. Mature themes.

From Elizabeth Gaskell's 'North and South'. Mr Thornton makes a business proposition of his own. Major M/T fluff.

A continuation of Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South. One shot. I always wondered how Mrs. Thornton would get on with Margaret as a daughter-in-law. Here's my take on it. Please read and review!

From Elizabeth Gaskell's 'North & South'. Margaret, troubled at the thought of what Mr. Thornton must think of her, decides to go to him and explain why she lied to the police inspector, hoping to regain his good opinion.

My first fic! Starts out H/B, eventually G/B. Follows current S2 storyline loosely with my own ideas/interpretations thrown in...We know what happened, but what went unsaid? Please leave feedback!

Based on Elizabeth Gaskell’s novel North and South. Margaret Hale writes to her cousin, explaining the events that have passed between herself and Mr John Thornton