When Robert learns of how Karen bargained with the Goblin King to bless them with a son, he must renegotiate the contract that binds his daughter. How much of her future will be her own choice? How much can a parent influence their child's life? And just how generous is a fae king?

Sarah wishes the loud, karaoke aficionado in the next room would shut the hell up. Jareth decides to help—they reminisce about the past.

Sarah dreams about the Labyrinth. She dreams about the ballroom, that waltz, and the arrogant king who is too handsome for her own good. And when teenage love turns out to be rather lacking, she dreams of more... Smut with plot significance.

Sarah returned from the Labyrinth more changed than she could have ever imagined. All she wants is to return to the world that has become more real to her than the mortal world ever was, but dangers untold and hardships unnumbered stand between her and the way home. Jareth/Sarah Williams eventual relationship, but very slow burn. Rating may increase. PLEASE REVIEW. :)

15 years after the events of Labyrinth, Sarah Williams believes she has her life well in hand: a career that speaks to her deepest heart, close relationships with most of her family, a New York loft all her own. What more could one ask? Well, maybe the answer to where a child in her care, missing under the most unusual and familiar circumstances, might have gone...

Sarah believed her defeat of the Goblin King nine years ago was a dream. It was real. But it was also a lie. (Story Complete)