"In this moment I'm not sure how I've said no to him for fifteen years. Peeta Mellark hasn't smiled like that since the day on the rooftop of the Training Center before the Quarter Quell." My take on Katniss's decision to have children with Peeta.

My father won the 47th Hunger games - My brother won the 67th. I am the daughter and sister of a Victor and the Capitols angry - the odd's have been too much in my family's favor, now they are determined to change that, It's the year of the 69th games - the year the capitol will make sure our luck runs out...

"You have an answer for me?" he says, and he gives me that intense look again, as if he's trying to read my mind. "Yes," I say, and I don't know why this feels so terribly wrong, but it does. "My answer is yes." / UPDATED 5/5/13.

"i really am sorry, i know you have spent the past years trying to forget" Iris Mellark is the daughter of two victors, she may be young - but she has always been curious. When an unexpected visitor from the past shows up. Her parents know that they will have to face the thing they have been trying so hard to run from - the past. and now their children, will have to face it too...

Pre-epilogue Mockingjay. How Katniss and Peeta slowly pick up the pieces and begin again. My version of a fourth book for the Hunger Games series. Secret toastings, lots of plotting, crass drunk Haymitch and even a cake scene.

Katniss and Peeta try to outwit their children and find some alone time on Christmas Eve.