Detective Nick Burkhardt is in love and about to propose to the woman of his dreams. But when he meets a mysterious blonde woman, his entire world goes spiraling out of control. This story explores what would have happened if Nick had followed Adalind instead of letting her walk away on that fateful day the two met. This story is a work in progress, so stay tuned for more!

Eventually, they figure out how to parent the most powerful girl in the world.

Things would have been so much easier if he'd just remember that he hated her. Or if he could remember that was supposed to matter. AU from the end of season 1.

A wesen takes pity on a dying Nick and saves his life, but to save Nick, he must be bonded to someone else. Adalind hated the Grimm, she'd tried to kill him a number of times, but now that their lives depend on each other, they have to overcome their differences and protect one another or they're both dead. Danger is looming, especially if anyone found out about their bond. AU

The first chapter is a hint of what will come for my theory/story on why Nick got his grimm when he did, and why Nick and Adalind were always destined to be together.

Nick took Adalind's powers without knowing all the consequences. Now they have to figure out how to deal with their new reality together. Can Nick see the beauty within the (former) biest. An A/U what-if story.

Adalind and Kelly are gone. Portland's about to descend into chaos. What if you decided to give up everything you were if it meant your family's safety? What if you just ran and let someone else deal with it all? Is it possible to outrun your fate and be happy? Spoilers for the last episodes of Season 5 & maybe 6 though the story differs from what we've seen in the show after that.

He knows she's a Hexenbiest again but he just can't help himself. He wants her, a one shot of episode 5x18 from last season, with one of my favorite scenes between Nick and Adalind. The show is over and I miss them already.

What would have happened if, when Nick first met Adalind, she didn't woge? How could an alternative first meeting between them change the entire series moving forward?

It was just an offhand comment but it set them on a path neither would have expected. An AU look at season 4.

'Looking at the house one last time, he grabbed a match. And as he walked up the porch and into the house for the last time, unshed tears pushing against the back of his eyes as he struck the match, the heat from the flame warming his skin. And slowly, closing his eyes, he let it slip from his fingers'

When Trubel called asking for help there was no way she could say no. What young Grimm (in their right mind) would turn down the chance to meet Nick Burkhardt? Takes places before You Can Never Go Home Again and a number of years after 9 Tails of Seduction.

After five years trying to find herself, Juliette returns to Portland looking to make amends.

They should have never had started this. It was wrong in so many way. One shot-not really part of the CTT universe.