Co-Written with Ladyfun. Love and friendships forged, between Hermione, Narcissa and Gabrielle, brings someone back into Hermione's life that will change it forever. No murder, no Voldemort. Begins 5 years post-war. Fleurmione goodness, with a large supporting cast of characters. Romantic Comedy.

Unable to stand living with Santana any longer, Quinn goes in search of a new apartment. When she comes across an ad for a 'future Broadway star' seeking a roommate, she decides to give it a chance, but after moving in, Quinn finds herself rethinking her decision.

Hermione and Fleur, post-war, find themselves in the unsettling role of colleagues with more than a bit of forbidden attraction towards one another, despite their obligations to others. One evening, courtesy of firewhiskey, they admit their repressed secrets and darkest desires, to one another. Problem is, one can't unring a bell, once rung...or the actions that result. Fleurmione!

Quinn and Rachel meet at Haverbrook under unusual circumstances. Why is Rachel silent? And why does Quinn care? "You can hear," Quinn said simply, "but can you speak?"; "Yes," Rachel signed. "I can speak. But silence is a friend who will never betray."

When tragedy strikes, Rachel finds herself in an unlikely position. Now, with her life forever changed, she has to learn how to deal with her new responsibilities while continuing to pursue her dreams.

On an abrupt, ill-advised vacation from Los Angeles, Rachel trips right into Quinn Fabray, a local shop owner in faded red shorts. It starts with surfboards and a jellyfish sting. Faberry AU.

That awkward moment when you travel thirty years forward in time and find out you're married to your high school nemesis? Yeah, it totally sucks...except...maybe it doesn't.

A natural disaster prompts a successful Rachel Berry to record a tribute album for the victims and enlists her old Glee club for help as she believes it will appeal to a wider audience. The only person not to respond is Quinn, leaving Rachel no choice but to seek her out.

This is the sequel to Somewhere in Between. It will follow Quinn and Rachel as they separate for college and then into their lives after college. The story will also feature side Brittana, Quinntana friendship, Puckleberry and Quick bromances and everyone else will still be around just not as much. Longer description in first chapter. Enjoy!

Post-high school Rachel and Quinn run into each other in the most unlikely of places and with the help of a four year old and a few familiar faces, they find themselves on a rocky journey towards that elusive thing called "second chance".

When Shell Cottage receives a motley group, Fleur and Bill do their best to ensure their safety. In the weeks that follow, wounds are healed and plans are concocted. Fleur and Hermione find themselves coming to a new understanding of one another.

Rachel makes a wish and finds herself in a place she never thought she'd be again. Now she's she reliving her senior year, trying to fix everything that went wrong and trying to find what she's been missing in her life.

Can Quinn pretend to be in love with Rachel just to get out of Lima? Can Rachel pretend to love Quinn so she's not so lonely in New York? And what happens when both girls realize they're no longer pretending?

Imagine if Faberry happened instead of Finchel. This is a re-telling of every episode as if Faberry were cannon. Each chapter will chronicle each episode starting at the very beginning. Some things will change and some will remain the same. Longer description in first chapter. Also side Brittana. As well as Quinntana friendship, and Puckleberry bromance.

The war is taking its toll on Hermione as she plunges deeper into the darkest recesses of her brilliant mind. A love that began before the war may be the only chance there is at regaining what was lost but can Fleur save her before she loses Hermione?

Fleur's life is a sham. She comes to Hermione for help with something important and Hermione accepts to lend a hand. Throughout their journey, many things will change and they will find out what true love really is.

The present and the past, while they stand alone are never really separate things. They intermingle and become the windows to who they were then, who they are now and how love does in fact paint a funny picture. Faberry

Beth is babysitting and the kids want to hear a bedtime story, so she tells them the story of how her parents got together. Faberry.

Fleur is not an expert in the ways of love, but in Hermione's final year with time running out, the learning curve is steep. Written, with permission, as a companion piece to Dreiser's "No Defense for You" in Fleur's POV. Please note: a slightly more updated version (less typos) lives on AO3. Any chance of a sequel will be posted there as well.

There is a golden haze that comes over a Veela's vision when they are upset or angry or in love. After the fall of Voldemort, Fleur takes a position at Hogwarts and finds herself moving forward rather than going backwards for the first time in her life. FD/HG

A lifelong story about what it's like to know at fifteen who your heart belongs to and what lengths a girl will go to in order to keep it there forever... Note: The content in this story is an original work and is copyrighted against theft, plagiarism, and infringement. Glee owns their characters. I do not. (C) 2011 Dylan Hart