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.)

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

In Ch. 42, "Alone! Alone!" Mr. Thornton goes to Crampton to ask about Margaret and is dismissed by Dixon, but saved by Mr. Bell. What would have have happened if they had met then?

We know that Rilla has always been interested in Ken, but when did Ken start seeing Rilla differently?

To Anne Shirley, New Years always seemed to be the most romantic and joyous time of the year. So why is that pesky, persistent Gilbert Blythe always around to ruin it? ON HIATUS.

RE-EDITED 1,2 &5 Turning the last page of Anne's House of Dreams, this story finds Anne and Gilbert starting their new life at the Glen. Will include Leslie's wedding, the birth of Anne's children, and other Glen tales. Thoughts and suggestions welcome

'We were born to be good friends, Anne.' What was said between Anne and Gilbert during the first half hour of that newly founded friendship? Oneshot.

A one-shot about Anne and Gilbert's wedding night as it might have happened in regard to the books NOT the movies. I wrote this ages ago and posted it on a long-dead fan fiction site specifically for Anne of Green Gables. Enjoy!

Poor Mr Thornton, afflicted with all-consuming jealousy, enough to drive a man to the mad house. Fortunately for him, he's missed the onset of schizophrenia by five years. Exploring the thoughts poor John tortured himself with following Edith's dinner.

What Margaret and Mr Thornton could have told each other if only Mr Dickens had a little bit of patience. This started as a little extension of the final scene in the book but has kept going. Exclusively book-based.

Set during Rilla of Ingleside — Una Meredith has been in love with Walter Blythe since they were children, but he's never returned her feelings. Can a walk in the park change that? Walter/Una oneshot.

On a cold winter's day, Gilbert arrives in Avonlea from medical school, ready to see Anne. Based off of chapter 6 of the Second Year from Anne of Windy Poplars. One-shot.

The summer after that fateful day was anything less than pleasant. Both Anne and Gilbert felt it. They could both feel a shadow of something missing, something gone, that should have never left. And both knew exactly what that something was.

Anne, Gil, a summer's day, a race, and a hearty dose of denial.

From Elizabeth Gaskell's 'North and South'. Mr Thornton makes a business proposition of his own. Major M/T fluff.

Gilbert Blythe took it for granted that Avonlea girls would always swoon at his feet - until Anne Shirley cracked her slate over his head instead. How can it be that the one girl he really cares about won't even look his way?

The darkest hour is always, always before the dawn. Gilbert's reaction to Joyce's death.

She's but a child yet.

The word at the bottom is love. During 'Anne of Windy Poplars', Gilbert receives a letter.

A look at how the relationship between Jem and Faith may have developed from RV to RofI. Written from Jem's POV.

scenes from the Anne books that should be there.......but are not! so i wrote them.

An alternate ending to Anne of the Island, with added angst and mush both.