Cosette wasn't the only one to have nightmares after she came to live with Valjean. Her adopted father comforted her through her bad dreams, but who comforted Valjean through his?

Valjean asks little Cosette for forgiveness, One shot. Reviews are nice to see.

Chauvelin and Percy in an awkward situation. Now if Percy would just stop making it worse!

Javert is saved from suicide by Valjean, but it becomes more complicated than that, especially as it is not always clear who is saving whom.

"- Moja dusza? - Javert niemal wypluwa te słowa. - Moja dusza została w Sekwanie." Au post-Seine, gdzie Valjean i Javert starają się na nowo poukładać swój świat. (valvert)

After being saved from suicide by a mysterious woman, Javert's and Valjean's lives get entangled yet again, becoming part of history against their will. Because there's more behind the barricades than just some angry men. Sometimes things are not quite what they seem to be.

A lady becomes fascinated by the white-haired man she sees on the street. One shot, and more bookverse than musical, although not exclusively so.

While walking his beat one night, Inspector Javert finds and rescues a little girl. One shot, although it is part of my "Rescue" universe.

После окончания "Триумфа Алого Первоцвета" у Перси осталось незаконченное дело во Франции. Перевод истории In the Wake of the Storm , написанной DagonSt.

Die traditionelle Weihnachtsstory,diesmal wieder in Monteuil-sur-mer, mein Blick auf das berüchtigte „Punish me, M. le maire", aber bestenfalls pre-slash

Since Valjean won't talk to her, Cosette asks questions of Javert.

The Bishop tells Jean Valjean the real price he must pay. A parody, and a perfect drabble, regardless of what FFN may say.

"Valjean wished desperately to turn around, to speak, to ask, to understand. He wanted to see Javert's face, to read his expressions and identify the pitches of his labored tones..." A fic based on the 1978 Les Miserables movie, which I highly recommend you see if you already haven't because it is spectacular ;)

Javert has fled from the banquet hall into the darkness of the night. In the darkness, he reflects and then has a run-in with a vicious quartet of thieves. Sequel to "The Great Banquet".

"He'd hoped that living here would distract her from the memories." My own take on Valjean and Cosette's time in the convent, and how they came to leave it.

Marius sighed. He dearly loved his wife and his father-in-law, but he sometimes wondered whether they were too forgiving for their own good. He had no problem with their generosity—but he hadn't exactly planned on spending their first Christmas together sharing dinner with two women they'd picked up off the streets and an anti-social police inspector. Shoujo Cosette fic.

From the Valvert Exchange Round #2 prompt: Post-Seine Javert suffers from PTSD after Valjean saved him from drowning and now Valjean tries to help him.

For the prompt "Javert is not the only one that goes to the Pont au Change that night. Having saved Marius and delivered him to Cosette, Valjean believes that nobody needs him anymore and heads for the bridge only to see a familiar figure there that proves him wrong…"

"The peasants of the Asturias believe that in every litter of wolves there is one dog, which is killed by the mother, lest on growing up it should devour the other little ones. Give a human face to this dog son of a wolf, and you will have Javert." Victor Hugo

When Madame Magloire is tasked with bringing a deerskin to the fearsome man the bishop invited to stay the night, she finds herself forced to see past the convenient convict label and form an opinion on the man himself.

On his way to deliver his resignation, Javert passes a small church and decides to make one last confession. Every man-no matter how strong-has a breaking point. And Javert had just reached his.

He had been his companion, his partner, and his friend. Together they'd protected justice, served the law, and chased 24601 across half of France. Javert always knew that he'd outlive him, but he never thought goodbye would be so hard.

Standing on a rooftop overlooking the city of Paris, Javert reflects on what makes a man "good" and whether or not he falls into that category. As the barricade falls, the revolutionaries aren't the only ones who need reminding that even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. An alternate ending for Javert.

Valjean comforts Cosette for the first time . One shot, Novel verse based fic . I've changed Cosettes age to 6 in this story because someone mistakenly told me that Cosette was 6 before i read the book and it just stuck with me . I'm not sure if some of the dialogue is right for a little kid but i did my best . Enjoy!

When Champmathieu is convicted and returned to Toulon, Madeleine remains the mayor of Montreuil-sur-mer. Javert must face the fact that Madeleine is not Jean Valjean, a thief and convict—he is just a man, and no worse than any man. COMPLETE.

Some explanation as to why Faramir was so quick to acknowledge Aragorn as his king.

Percy bids farewell to Chauvelin who awaits his death. Takes place after the fall of the republic.

After "The Triumph of the Scarlet Pimpernel," Percy still has loose ends to tie up.

After weeks of living in it, Javert still finds the world of Jean Valjean an entirely incomprehensible conundrum. And just when he thought it couldn’t get any more overwhelming… Angsty, but also fluffy. Sequel to "Wounded," but can stand alone.

Javert survived the Seine, and yet his life ended that night. Can he be saved, and find a place and a purpose again? Maybe with a little help from his... nemesis? This story is the first in a series, but can stand alone.

Don't have six hours free to watch the 2000 LM miniseries starring Gerard Depardieu? Don't speak French? Well, here's an abridged version of the film to let you know what you're missing... if anything. Please check out my youtube recap as well!

An exploration of what Javert and Valjean would have thought of each other had they gotten the chance to spend time together without running over half of France. Will be a chapter fic.

A poem about the conversion of Jean Valjean