"The names, the places they live, the places they visit, the women they sleep with, we know it well" And that's how it starts. As Paris is boiling with rumors of revolution, an attempt is made to cut off the rebellion at the source - once and for all. A story of dreams and ruthlessness, of love and hate, of fear and courage. E/E, M/C, and we will see what else happens on the way

"You must flee Paris at once." Enjolras and Eponine. The thief and the leader, the marble Apollo and the dark street girl... two wholly different survivors of the Revolution are forced together under a dangerous circumstance. Can they successfully fight their demons as well as each other? Neither of them knows quite what is going on, or what will happen when they figure it out.

Two lives converge beyond the barricade. *Slight extension of chapter 54, chapter 55 in progress!*

Éponine was blindly devoted to Marius and Enjolras gave his heart and soul to Patria, but where do they turn when love fails and the barricades fall?

Enjolras is the leader of the Les Amis. Yet, he feels inexperienced and foolish not knowing the cause through and through. He wants to learn more about the poor in order to help them. Eponine, an enchanting street thief thrusted into poverty, will show him more than he ever knew. When they fall in love, will their worlds allow them to be together? Enjolras/Eponine

Four years after the Great Schism, the demon Enjolras and his allies claw their way back to the surface world, seeking to overthrow Lucifer with the help of the Knights Templar, a shadowy organization of exorcists. But Enjolras' ex is a Templar now and she's still mad at him, so... oops. Everyone's in for the fight of their lives. Angel, human, or demon, they are all damned.

Modern AU. Since they have moved in together, it has become clear that the barricade boys (and Éponine) need a list of guidelines for proper conduct within the house. Enjolras/Eponine, Marius/Cosette and Courfeyrac/Jehan.

Éponine is a waitress at Café Myriel and Enjolras is a student at West End, well known for its proud, wealthy students. Modern AU :)

Enjolras/Éponine AU - It's 1967, and Enjolras is finally learning to forget his shameful past and starts work as a writer for a newspaper in Paris. But when he meets Éponine, a steelworker with more haunting secrets than she lets on, his life is turned upside down and the past he thought he had forgotten is suddenly chasing after him. Can he forget regret and learn to love again?

"You're like – I don't know – like the tide. You're like the ocean, sometimes you're so near, sometimes you're incredibly far away from me, but you're still all around me, Eponine. And I'm drowning." Enjonine modern AU. Rated M for language/content.

"Promise not to do anything stupid like start falling in love with me," she laughs, lolling her head to the side to rest her cheek on the cool hardwood. His eyes roam over the expanse of her exposed neck. "So don't go and get all attached, got it?" [Modern AU]

How does one move beyond death, destruction, and unrequited love? After the fall of the barricades in June 1832, Enjolras and Éponine find themselves having to answer that very question in a still revolutionary, chaotic world. E/É, AU, Show/Movie-based.

"Had you been there tonight you might know how it feels to be struck to the bone in a moment of breathless delight!" "Fool," he thought bitterly, glancing in Éponine's direction. "I knew the feeling long before you did." In which even the most marble of men is fortuitous enough to unwittingly fall in love. Enjolras/Éponine AU.

Eponine Louis, adopted daughter of Javert Louis lives a rigid life under the watchful and law-abiding eye of her father. Eponine, through her sneaked in, sunset-to-night prowling of Paris, stumbles upon a beatific, blonde student in Saint Michele, leaving her with a passing "désolé" and a leather bound notebook filled with speeches and a promise of a new tomorrow.

"They were a strange couple, the boy and girl who moved in next door." Enjolras and Éponine make it through the revolution, and now they have to live with the consequences and each other. She wonders how he survived the war, while he wonders how to survive her cooking. He's angry because his destiny's been changed, and she's angry because he doesn't know how to be anymore.

"'We shall hold fast for as long as there is breath. We shall endure for as long as there is hope,' he promises in a voice fairer than gold and brighter than glory. 'Damn,' she sighs, 'there goes my weekend.'" The revolution lasts longer than expected, and Enjolras and Éponine go a little stir-crazy at the barricade.

Grantaire lectures Enjolras for ignoring his girlfriend in order to finish-up some work. Modern college AU.

"He lets her go and she scurries away, and in his mind Grantaire's sneering because of course Enjolras wouldn't know how to hold on to a woman, even the slips and tatters of one." Enjolras and Éponine find each other in little cracks of time before the revolution, and then once more at the barricade.