AU. Fantine gave birth to twin girls, and after her death, Valjean has promised to raise both Cosette and Eponine. Over the years, he will learn to love and his treasured daughters will learn to be loved-first by their father, and later by two handsome revolutionaries. Eventual Enjonine and Mariette.

Her name was Eponine, her life was cold and dark but she was unafraid. He was the marble lover of liberty. As children they had been inseperable friends, as adults they are as different as fire and ice. When they meet again on the eve of a revolution can they ignore the happiness they once knew together or are they destined to remain 'Roses in Misery'. AU(T) *Chapter24 In Progress*

"She is the first on my mind as I think of Patria. When I think of freedom, she is who I fight for. When I want comfort and love, she gives it to me like a blessing. She is, has been and always will be my Patria." In which Éponine befriended Cosette despite her father's orders and Enjolras used to be a gamin. AU Enjolras/Éponine

Éponine is the 19 year old daughter of Javert and during the day she sneaks out, dresses like a gueuse and helps the poor. She has befriended the Amis and supports the Revolution. One day she returns home to have her father tell her he has arranged a marriage for her around the same time Enjolras gets ordered home by his father and told the same.

"Tonight I've fallen and I can't get up..." Modern AU.

"What hurts the most was being so close and having so much to say... and never knowing what coud've been..." Song fic-ish. Modern AU.

Éponine Thenardiér always thought that Marius would eventually come back to her, until the wedding invitation came in the mail. Now she is going to do everything that she can to get him back from that blonde tart Cosette. Nothing goes according to plan and even her partner in crime Enjolras is becoming an obstacle. E/E.

Eponine Thenardier did not know Gabriel Enjolras. Marcus told her about him, but that did not explain enough. She learns everything on the road instead. Two strangers, on a trip across the country. Modern E/E.

"They were a strange couple, the boy and girl who moved in next door." Enjolras and Éponine make it through the revolution, and now they have to live with the consequences and each other. She wonders how he survived the war, while he wonders how to survive her cooking. He's angry because his destiny's been changed, and she's angry because he doesn't know how to be anymore.

"'We shall hold fast for as long as there is breath. We shall endure for as long as there is hope,' he promises in a voice fairer than gold and brighter than glory. 'Damn,' she sighs, 'there goes my weekend.'" The revolution lasts longer than expected, and Enjolras and Éponine go a little stir-crazy at the barricade.

"He lets her go and she scurries away, and in his mind Grantaire's sneering because of course Enjolras wouldn't know how to hold on to a woman, even the slips and tatters of one." Enjolras and Éponine find each other in little cracks of time before the revolution, and then once more at the barricade.