New scenes added, changes made The second act of the characters' very own retelling of this tale.

Reposted after some massive editing. The tale of all things Phantom is spun, as seen by the characters themselves. Enter my world, mes amies, with your hand at the level of your eyes and before you go, do please leave me a note.

When his father dies, Erik is left to manage alone. Christine is taken away by her family. Will the two ever reunite to start a life together?

Complete, novel length. At the end of the musical and book, Christine and Raoul leave, and Erik prepares to die. But events have a way of not working out as we think! E/C, though Raoul lovers will like this. Please Read and Review!

The ALW musical and afterwards as two outsiders fatefully embroiled in the story are determined to change things for the better...and for worse. EC...finally. COMPLETE with Epilogue.

Sweet and slow, from Erik's point of view. E/C, naturally. Complete.

Vignettes that follow "When All is Lost." Now that the battle is over, lives must slowly be reclaimed. Complete.

An arranged marriage tears Christine from the only family she knows and into the arms of a masked stranger.

Erik has lived alone for a long time, without family or friends...until now. After over two years of watching from a distance, he finally decides to 'save' his only love- Christine. However, in order to save her he feels he must kidnap her. Will there ever be forgiveness? Trust? Love? Modern day, E/C... COMPLETE

EC, Raoul friendly, Christine in the torture chamber 6 months after the performance of Don Juan, will Erik find her in time? And what if he does? Rated M for later chapters. *complete*

On the 63rd floor of the Time Warner Center lives Erik Rousseau, a talented, ill tempered musician and businessman, who has spent the last ten years of his life hiding from the watchful eyes of society. He is feared by all, or so he thinks. EC.

In Susan Kay's novel "Phantom" Erik asks Christine to marry him, and she could not find the courage within her to answer. And then the wheels in my mind started turning, what if she had found the courage to say yes? *Complete!*

Alternate Universe, COMPLETE, Erik & Christine. Change just one of Christine's actions, and the story turns out quite differently, as the Phantom learns to be human once more and his Angel discovers that love is not always like the storybooks.

In Susan Kay's novel "Phantom" Erik tells Christine the story of the Rose who loved a Nightingale. Kay tells us that Christine went to bed after the story. I'd like to believe something else may have happened, which would have changed the whole story.

A late night carriage ride leads to conversation, and some realizations...

...The first raindrops plunged to the roof, and Christine fell violently into a chaise and wept... The soon to be Madame de Chagny realizes what she must do. Christine's heart is still in the Opera Basement, but is Erik?

A man...a wife...a child. Four years into their marriage, Erik and Christine must right the wrongs of their past. Sequel to Of The Stars. EC COMPLETE!

A grave...an angel...a man. Set three years after the movie, we find ourselves in Paris, where familiar faces return for the continuation of a story that didn't end when everyone thinks it did. EC. COMPLETE!

A series of episodes into Erik's state of mind while composing Don Juan Triumphant. ALWKay

Kay, EC. An alternate view of Erik's final days on Earth. One shot.

It's silly really. You'd think that such a smart fellow would be able to help his new wife out of her corset, wouldn't you? Just so you know, this is a one shot...

A oneshot Leroux based EC romance. Christine fulfills a promise to return to Erik at Christmas. Corpsey fluff ensues.

Erik eavesdrops from behind Christine’s dressing room mirror. One shot. EC. Leroux, Kay and ALW based. Please Read and Review.

What would have happened if, instead of telling Raoul the story of the Phantom, Madame Giry had talked to another person?

(COMPLETED!) So says the Paris Epoque.