Will a gentleman's secrets change John and Margaret's world forever? A plot-twisted, tropey, fluffy, smutty, and decidedly Austenized North and South continuation.

In the aftermath of her near-disastrous romance with Willoughby, Marianne begins to take comfort in the calmer, quieter company of Colonel Brandon. When Napoleon escapes from Elba and Brandon returns to his regiment to fight in the Waterloo Campaign, will almost losing him forever make her realize just how much he means to her?

An alternate ending to the story "Two Hearts as One". Margaret and Mr. Thornton's relationship has taken a new turn as events in Milton have unfolded. But does this change her actions when her brother appears? (Story begins at chapter 18 of the original story.)

"It's still the same old story, a fight for love and glory, a case of do or die. The world will always welcome lovers as time goes by" - Herman Hupfeld. This is a continuation of the novel with light 2004 movie influences. I do not own the lyrics to As Time Goes By or the world and characters of Elizabeth Gaskell.

While he is visiting the Hales, Mr. Thornton and Margaret have an unexpected conversation. Will this change their relationship as events in Milton unfold?