Katniss was ready for the war to be over, but didn't know what life afterwards was supposed to be. A story set in between the final chapters of Mockingjay and the epilogue, following canon. Updated once a week. Reviews/feedback are much loved and appreciated.

"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.

"I lie there with my knees tucked up into my chest, arms curled around myself as if to hold the hundreds of shattered fragments that constitute as my body together. But in this moment, I realize this action is unnecessary. He is twined around me like a ribbon, keeping every shard of my splintered soul in place. He holds me together." Canon, Post-Mockingjay. Everlark.

"Take care of me, alright?" she murmurs in a voice that's impossibly small, young. And I think, Of course. Until my last breath. - Peeta recalls the years leading up to the night in which they finally come together, in which the Girl on Fire ignites his world. One-shot, Everlark smut. Post-Mockingjay, canon.

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.