Sarah is now in college, and Jareth is stuck underground in misery. A friend of Sarah's comes to Jareth with dire news of her father's health. Jareth appears to Sarah in a dream and offers to save her father if she will join him in the Underground. What will Sarah choose? Will she be taken as Jareth's prisoner or will she watch her father fade away?

Years without contact from the Labyrinth, a lonely Sarah Williams home for the holidays, facing her childhood dreams and what was lost. Pulled into a familiar ballroom Sarah has her first contact with the underground. What she at first thinks is just a dream turns out to be a bit more complicated. Rating may change in later chapters.

After three years since her adventure in the Labyrinth, Sarah is now attending a private boarding school and her life is doing pretty well. At night though, she keeps dreaming of Jareth, even if she has never been able to contact him or her friends from the Labyrinth. What will happen when an obscure presence will transform her dreams in nightmares?

Spuffy. Season 6-7. The Trio has Buffy over a barrel. They've got video evidence of her trysts with Spike. If she doesn't do what they want, they'll broadcast the explicit video all over the internet. While trying to help the Slayer out of this jam, Spike inadvertently reveals a secret of his own, one that will change the way Buffy sees him, and their dance, forever. Sex. Violence.

Now that she has played the part of a heroine, life just isn't the same for Sarah. A year has passed, and she finds herself longing for adventure... for Jareth. One night, he comes to her in dreams, but these dreams have consequences. Jareth's kingdom is in near ruins. He needs an heir, and Sarah cannot return without a baby. Will she help restore his kingdom or destroy it?

After Sarah buys a sickly owl, she keeps dreaming about a certain tight-wearing-glitter-loving Goblin King. Little did she know that he would come back into her life and change everything, including the way she thought of herself.

A oneshot based on the 1990 Yeston/Kopit phantom. Alternate picnic unmasking scene. What if Christine doesn't faint when she sees Erik's face? Some liberties taken with Erik's appearance, since we never actually see his face in this version. I don't own the cover image!

In which Jessica Jones stays with Kilgrave at the house and tries to trick the devil into saving the world.