8 shorts set in the (distant and not so distant) future. Variations on a theme. The theme is this; Aziraphale and Crowley love each other more than any being has ever loved another. [Ineffable Husbands Week 2019]

A plant grows, a plant dies, Aziraphale takes a wrong turn, and a few truths are revealed. (aka: post-Apocalypse Crowley finally deals with the issues he's been ignoring for the last 6000 years while also attempting to grow a plant) Aziraphale/Crowley. additional tags: soft, healing, hand-holding for both dramatic and tender reasons, extended metaphors about astronomy and knitting.

In 1941 Crowley makes a sacred vow to protect Aziraphale from all harm, no matter what. To never again let Aziraphale die. Aziraphale, in a moment of weakness and infatuation, accepts. One fateful decision reverberates throughout time and alters the course of their lives, forever. Sequel to "Dance with Darkness".

After the not-Apocalypse, life is far from dull for an angel and demon, both of whom can finally admit that they're more than just friends. Among other things, after a run in with a strange priest, Crowley is stuck as a snake during a bitterly cold London winter, a cottage in the South Downs gets two new residents, and Aziraphale gets a new job. Not really written chronologically.

Aziraphale, convinced that Crowley will never love him more than a friend, craves Love and a relationship. Crowley, convinced that Aziraphale will never love him more than a friend, is determined to help his Angel find happiness, even if it's with someone else. Crowley sets up Blind Dates for Aziraphale that ... well they don't go well. Is there a chance for these two idiots to end

Making some Coco together leads to some fun ways to past time.

"An idea came, slowly at first, before filling up his heart, setting every nerve alight. It might be another decade, another century even, before he saw Crowley again. Perhaps, just this once..." The streets of Paris are soaked with blood, and Aziraphale realizes just how much he owes Crowley for saving his life.

In which Aziraphale takes a holiday to New Orleans and comes across a familiar face.

Aziraphale wants to know what it's like to be human, while Crowley gets a visit from a long forgotten friend. A story about friendship, trust, and why angels don't need beds.

Crowley has always been there when Aziraphale needs him. It's a dance as old as time itself. No matter where in the world they are or how much time has passed. He's there to whisk him away from a damp Parisian prison. He's there without needing to be asked. Aziraphale is in trouble, and Crowley comes. But, after that fateful day in 1862 in St. James Park, Crowley stops coming.

Adam Young didn't quite get everything right in Aziraphale's bookshop when he reset the world after the Not-Armageddon. While wearing the angel's face, Crowley fixes that little oversight. What happens after is not quite what the demon could have expected, but it was worth it. After all, six thousand years is too long to say "I love you." Ineffable Husbands (Aziraphale/Crowley)

Between the bus ride home and the next morning, my take on what could of happened. (A/C) Slash.

We got a taste of Aziraphale and Crowley’s companionship throughout history, yet it only scratched the surface... (collection of oneshots of the ineffable husbands throughout history, fluff-ish drabbles)

Aziraphale has inexplicably caught himself a nasty cold, and Crowley is stuck taking care of him.

Headcannon turned story. Aziraphale wants to know just why Crowley won't tell him what he did to make Shakespeare famous, then persistents pays off and the answer is not what is excepted. Fluffy one-shot

Aziraphale hardly remembers when he's last seen Crowley truly smile. Often times it's fiendish smirks and jagged edges. After surviving the (almost) End of the World, he's resolved to change that.

Aziraphale, Crowley, and the question of birthdays. (Aziraphale/Crowley)

Anthony Crowley, Ezra Fell, Newt Pulsifer and Anathema Device are all friends in their final year of undergrad uni and are preparing to graduate in the summer. Except for the massive roadblock of Ezra being hospitalised after falling ill for what is actually the first time ever. And it doesn't look good. (All-Human AU)

After 6000 years, Crowley finally gives up on ever getting what he wants, and leaves. Aziraphale doesn't like it, has a revelation, and goes after him. Romance, slash.

I watched the man climb into his car and drive away, my heart ached at the blond who was left standing there. I found myself compelled, I needed to say something, to him. He looked so sad, so hurt… he looked the way I had been feeling for the last two months.

Armaggedon averted, Aziraphale and Crowley walk through London and try to work out what comes next.

Summary: Crowley needs to get some new plants for his place. The plant seller notices that the best friend that Crowley talks about so much is probably something more.

Aziraphale is miserable after having stopped Armageddon. But why? Because he's lovesick. And it's awful.

In episode Six there's a missing scene of Aziraphale and Crowley working out Agnes' last prophecy. This is my take on how that happened. "Any other angel would have called the emotion love. Aziraphale was trying not to, not only because he was intimately familiar with the defensive changeability of Crowley's temperament but because he was scared of the fragility of his own heart."

Missing scene from the mini-series: what if it had taken Sister Mary Loquacious a minute longer to greet Aziraphale and Crowley. A/C Aziraphale/Crowley, boys kissing.

A Post-Almost Apocalypse Conversation. "Why do random strangers always think we're together?" "Weeeeeellllll, in a way, we've been on again off again for six thousand years." Aziraphale/Crowley A/C fluff and kissing, spoilers for the end of the book and mini-series.

Crowley needs to convince his superiors that he and Aziraphale are not friends, so they fake a fight when they know they are being watched. Aziraphale gets excited. Inspired by that scene in the trailer where Crowley grabs Aziraphale and pins him up against a wall.

Aziraphale's job at the flower shop is normally dull, until he gets a new regular customer who has some very odd, very specific requests [Oneshot. Everyone's human AU. Generally a mindless fluff-fest.]

Hermione has had a rough night. George can't help but notice. But what in the hell is she doing in the living room in the middle of the night? A Geomione one-shot.

Following the end of the war, Hermione attempts to organize her life, but love throws a wrench into her plans. Can she allow her heart to lead her mind, for once?

Wings were the most intimate part of an angel's body. After all, they were a third pair of limbs and the unmistakable sign of their divinity. To put your hands on anyone else's wings without their express permission was a privilege reserved only for your closest and most beloved friends.

When the new mysterious owner of an oddities shop challenges George to create products beyond the limits of imagination, George is thrust into a renewed sense of self and the beauty of new magic. Rated M for future chapters.

George wasn't one to look a gift horse in the mouth, especially when said gift was in the shape of one Hermione Granger, clad in her night clothes, a pair of trainers and large white wings. (GW/HG one-shot and sickeningly fluffy)

George loved his brother, he really did, but in that moment a smidgen of loathing was aimed in Fred's direction once George saw what Hermione was eating. George/Hermione

The door screeched as it was suddenly pushed open and awoke the two from their slightly hazy state and George stuck his head inside. "Oi, what are you two doing?" Fred tore his eyes away from Hermione's now blushing face. He pointed at the mug in her hand and gave George a one-sided smile. "We fixed our mug."

After being cursed into a foreign, animal body that even St. Mungo's can't reverse, Hermione is sent to spend a week with the twins while Molly and Arthur take a well-earned breather. While coming to terms with the realization she may never be herself again, she must also come to terms with her burgeoning feelings for a certain redheaded twin... Fremione.

When Hermione discovers the true opinions her friends have, she turns to a master in revenge.

A short story that turned into several chapters. Hermione and George have been living together since the war and are now dancing around their feelings much to the amusement of others. Throw in Harry and Charlie and you've got an interesting turn of events.

When Hermione is left heartbroken, George goes to save her from depression & bring back her joy. But what happens when George starts falling for her against his will? Will he let her fall back into the arms of her ex or fight for the love he won't admit?