For those who wanted to see Savitar redeemed and prefer Snow to Frost. Team Flash discovers a way to save their enemy and offer him a new home in an Earth with no Barry Allen. When Caitlin, volunteering to help, gets trapped on this Earth with the man who is and isn't Barry, how will she get home? And in the end, will she want to? SaviSnow, substitute Snowbarry. Canon-divergent.

With the threat of dying hanging over her Frost decides to push the issue Barry and Caitlin have been dancing around for some time. Flashfrost and Snowbarry, written for the simplysnowbarry spring 2018 challenge. Angst with a happy ending.

Caitlin had never quite believed that she would ever step foot in Star Labs again. After Savitar disintegrated, Killer Frost disappeared without a trace and it wasn't until a year later when Barry came running out of the speed force unexpectedly that Caitlin returned, holding a secret close to her chest.

Team Flash plans a Christmas party for friends and family. Caitlin's birthday falls on the day of the Christmas party. Barry admits his growing feelings for her. Snowbarry. FlashFrost.

Barry hasn't had the best of nights. A haunting nightmare causes his already fragile state of mind to worsen and so who else can he turn to for help other than his best friend? Set sometime in the first season. One-Shot.

SaviFrost: When Caitlin Snow died she knew she was alone, after all, they didn't love Killer Frost; they loved Caitlin. But he was different, he saw her for what she truly was. The moments their lips touched their faith was sealed. And together, the darkness takes hold of the earth, because now Savitar; "The God of Speed", had Killer Frost; his "Ice Queen".

Clarke had imagined their reunion a dozen different ways over the years, but never had she imagined it could be like this: Awkward. [Post-Season 4: Bellamy and Clarke meet again.]

"You thought the person you loved was dead for six years and then found out she wasn't. You can't let that go. Not everyone gets a second chance like that." or Bellarke reunion after Praimfaya and subsequent feelings

It's only at times like this Caitlin Snow doesn't want to be Caitlin Snow - the ever uptight, pristine, perfect doctor that had been Barry's personal physician for almost all the time she's known him.

Bellamy has many regrets, but none are bigger than leaving Clarke behind to die in Praimfaya. Now, he's back on Earth and has found out she's still alive. After being reunited with her and the rest of Skaikru, he turns to his old mentor for advice on forgiveness and moving on. Whatever happens next, at least he knows they'll be together. Post-season 4.

En su quinto año como The Flash, Barry se encuentra disfrutando de un relativamente pacífico periodo, excepto en su vida personal. Después de un acercamiento entre él y su más cercana amiga, Caitlin Snow, Barry creyó que las cosas se darían fácilmente, hasta que la vida volvió a enseñarle que sentarse a esperar no es la forma efectiva de conseguir lo que quieres.

La Teoría del Multiverso designa que, cada vez que se debe tomar una decisión, la realidad se divide en partes. Frente a estas infinitas posibilidades, Barry Allen y Caitlin Snow se han encontrado el uno al otro como las únicas constantes en sus vidas. [One-Shot]

[Killer Frost/Savitar] She's not tied to the same space-time boundaries he is, not caught in a never-ending loop of her own nascence. So of all the meta-humans sat in Iron Heights, or running around Central City, why would he choose someone who used to call Barry Allen a friend?

Clarke leaves the island to prevent Jasper's rebellion against salvation, but her path is not so clear. What is the price of salvation and is it truly worth it? Bellamy and Clarke must decide for themselves. Set directly after S4 Episode 8: God Complex. "I bear it so they don't have to…" "Clarke," her name was a curse and a prayer on his lips.

An AU. Rip Hunter never came for the Legends. But maybe some meetings are meant to be... (CaptainCanary. Of course.)

Something has changed – shifted – in the space they kept between themselves. They're standing at the edge of a cliff, looking out into the big neon unknown. She can see it. She knows he can too. It's in the way he lingers. The way his fingers fidget near hers. So she says four little words, because it seems right. "So here we are."

As natural as if they've done this a thousand times before, his hand slides to her waist, light and respectful and perfectly formal. The problem is, of course, that she doesn't want respectful. She wants his hands all over her, pushing her against the wall and— "I think you're supposed to sway," Bellamy says dryly. (Future Fic: It's Christmas Eve on Earth.)

They've been waiting all this time, through all the challenges and the perils and the victories and the heartbreak. They only have to wait a little bit longer... (Set in the 'verse of "If I Never" and its sequels. Unashamedly CaptainCanary.)

Leonard leaves behind his final goodbyes to Sara with a note, and a ring. *SUPER SPOILERS BRO. If you haven't seen 1X15 I would go watch before reading. One-shot. Captain Canary

Bellamy has never believed in fairy tales. He believes in the law of the jungle, in the lions of the Serengeti and the wolves of North America. There are no princes, no towers to climb. There's knowing when you've found your match and not letting anything stand in your way...because Blakes fight dirty to get what they want. Warning: violence, character death, real life problems.

In the aftermath of the singularity, Barry and Caitlin deal with grief, guilt, and the tomb that their memory has become for the ones who have passed. Caitlin-centric. Snowbarry. One-shot.

"Dammit, Clarke!" he explodes at her, and now he stops in his tracks, but Clarke tugs on his arm and he falls back into step with a pained groan. "We were at peace with these people." (Or: Clarke tries to rescue Bellamy from some Grounders holding him captive, but things don't go quite as planned. Future!Bellarke fic)

They didn't plan for it to happen, it just kinda did and now they have to deal with the consequence. Snowbarry, Team Flash & a little bit of Flarrow.

Secuela de "El futuro está helado" Las cosas no han ido bien entre Barry y Caitlin. Cuando una persona cercana a Barry muere Caitlin empieza a sospechar que Wells no es quien dice ser.

1953. Barry Allen es un detective privado sin ningún caso interesante entre las manos hasta que Felicity Smoak se cruza en su camino: su jefe, el playboy reformado Oliver Queen, ha desaparecido. Y lo que al principio parece un caso fácil, acaba complicándose. Oliver/Felicity y Barry/Caitlin.

Clarke Griffin is gone for six months. (Post-2x16)

Caitlin suffers her transformation into Killer Frost, and Barry is determined to see her through. Snowbarry. One-shot.

"What are you doing?" he managed to get out. It was ridiculously hard to think with Clarke's fingers on his skin. "Feeling what you look like," Clarke replied. "What do I feel like?" "Kind of like Bellamy Blake." "I heard he's a pretty cool guy." She shrugged, pursing her lips. "A bit of an asshole."

Inspired by that teeny exchange amidst the madness of last week's episode. I know, I know… Iris/Barry is canon, but as we've seen with ARROW, this crew of showrunners isn't afraid to turn canon on its ear. So it's with that faint hope, I hold out for a Caitlin/Barry future. Or at least a nugget. Especially given the reactions of our duo as they gazed upon that byline.

"Two hands pulled that lever, but only one person stayed to face the aftermath." It's been months since the rescue at Mt. Weather, but Bellamy still bears the pain of it alone. Octavia can't watch her brother break anymore.

Even after stars die, their light can still be seen for years afterwards. (Or, how the members of the 100 camp heal themselves). Post-2x16 fic. One-shot.

"Caitlin Snow está muerta, tú la mataste"

Companion piece to "Eat or be Eaten." Clarke's absence and return through Bellamy's eyes.

Follows Clarke after she leaves until she eventually returns. Bellamy/Clarke.

It happens like a nuclear reaction: one little collision cascading into a mass casualty of the very best variety, unstoppable from the moment it starts until the moment it spends itself out. In which Barry and Caitlin finally spark and burn into something more.

As the kids are freed from Mount Weather, Clarke becomes worried when she can't find someone she cares about. BELLARKE FLUFF. SET AFTER 2x12.

It isn't the first time since the rescue from Mount Weather that they've been invited to a grounder festival, but it's the first time they've been asked to participate.

This was a bad idea. If she were still on the Ark, Clarke thought she could be considered certifiably insane. And how did Bellamy Blake coming to see her result in this? Scaling the side of cliff, held up by nothing more than ratty rope and a skinny girl from Factory station. He might have been the prettiest distraction she'd ever met. Post-"Fog of War." Bellarke.

Finn lives; Bellamy still gets the girl. Clarke comes to terms with herself too.

Line up the facts, she thinks. Fact 1:Barry and I just had sex. Fact 2: It was a one night stand—no, no Caitlin, that's not a fact. Don't jump to conclusions. Try again. Fact 2: …It's not something that's happened before. (Yes, that's better) Fact 3: Barry just went to make us both breakfast, meaning either he's hungry, or he actually cares about me in a romantic way.

The room was deadly quiet for a moment before she whispered, so quietly he could barely hear her, "I killed those people, they're dead because of me." Snowbarry friendship, AU [ish], fairly short

Post Spacewalker (2x08). As Clarke struggles to come to terms with what she's done, Bellamy steps in to help her in whatever way he can. Basically a story about Bellamy helping Clarke deal with Finn's death. Mostly Bellarke but with a bit of Linctavia. Kinda angsty not gonna lie. Title is from 'Demons' by Imagine Dragons.

It's a goddamn tragedy that both of them could be so incredibly in love with each other and yet neither could notice it. aka everyone knows Bellamy and Clarke are in love except for Bellamy and Clarke.

This little piece owes its existence to Airsay whose review to THOSE LEFT BEHIND planted the seed of the idea to write Caitlin's POV, in this case, as more of a continuation. Can also be loosely tied into THINGS WE LEAVE BEHIND. While technically, this is far more a Flash-centric story it can also be considered an ARROW crossover. Post both fall finales.

Because it's been there, all along. There, to be heard in the silence; to be felt, in the buzzing of the air; to be tasted on the tip of their tongues. It's all around them, practically in their bodies – in their blood. Whether it's always been there or not, now it is a part of them. It can't be walked away from. It can't be left behind. One-shot.

When affected by yet another metahuman, Barry and Caitlin will be forced to face the feelings that they have been denying themselves for over a year. But the situation, while bringing them closer than ever, may also be responsible for tearing them apart. Snowbarry.

'the moment it's done, a heavy weight is dropped on her shoulders, her chest—the simple act of breathing has become a chore in just a matter of seconds.' ; bellamyclarke.

They're not good with words, neither of them, but they don't really need them anyway. It's a small gesture but it means a dozen things. I'll be careful. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not leaving you alone in this mess. Bellamy/Clarke.

"I have spent my entire life afraid of men thought to be gods," he finally says. "I'll tell you a secret, princess: these men? The ones who claim to be deities? Their blood isn't ichor. They bleed red like the rest of us, and sometimes they need to be reminded of that."

Every time they touch it burns. One-shot.

There are already enough threats on Earth without putting his very heart on the front line. But then again, there's no sense in hiding what's been here for longer than he can comprehend or admit. Bellamy/Clarke. Tag fic to 2x05, Human Trials.

"It's like he's trying to convince himself that she's really there, and she knows that as much as he needs this moment, she needs it too." / Five times Barry hugged Caitlin, and one time they kissed. Snowbarry. One-shot.

Abby doesn't know what to think when she goes into the small room they're holding Bellamy Blake in. When she leaves, she's still not sure, either, but she's not sure she'll recognize her daughter when, and if, she sees her again. Bellarke implied here, even if it's just through Abby's eyes.

"Bellamy comes to terms with the feelings he might be having for Clarke." Post 2x01 but kind of a future fic at the same time, so it diverts from canon because I'm not sure what'll actually happen on the show. Mentions of panic attacks. Bellarke...obviously!

"You blame yourself, don't you?" Bellamy and Clarke share their guilt with one another. Only a one-shot.

Post 1x13. She thought she couldn't live without Finn; but now here's here, alive and well, and yet all she can think about is Bellamy and how she suddenly can't live without him. Only a one-shot.

It's late, Clarke's covered in blood, and Bellamy's taking off his shirt. Or, Clarke sleeps in Bellamy's shirt and everyone notices. Bellarke, fluff, oneshot.

He had once gone into hell for Octavia. He wonders at what point he began to love Clarke as much as his sister.

They were fighting again. Disagreeing on what the 100 should do. Again. They had become the de facto co-leaders of their ragtag band of misfits, and striking a balance between her idealism and his pragmatism was never easy. Striking a balance between what they needed for themselves and what the camp needed would require careful negotiation. Clark/Bellamy. Bellark.

Living with him was difficult. Living without him was even harder. (Companion piece to "The Five Times Bellamy Blake Was Selfish (and the One Time He Pretended He Wasn't))