Companion fic to "Finding Him Healing" and "Hearing Him Breathe". Lucy and Susan have had their fright, and now it's time for Peter's night.

The helmet was making it hard for Edmund to breathe. She lifted his head and placed it on her lap. It was the strap. The leather was digging into his placid skin, forcing him to fight for every breath. Companion fic to "Finding Him Healing".

He was so pale. The red of the fabric he wore over his chainmail seemed to suck all the little colour left in his skin. His ragged breathng was the only thing assuring her that he was still alive, but it sounded so painful, she almost wished it would stop

Back in England, the Pevensies are faced with new knowledge of Narnia and a way to move on.

Champagne is supposed to make your head spin-but not with memories. And suddenly, tonight, Susan Pevensie does not want to be tipsy. One-shot, post LB reflections on Susan.

Ed was sick of finding me taking care of him when he woke. But honestly... he'd just have to get used to it. One-shot nonslash Brother-fic set in Golden Age. Winner of the 2013 Reepicheep Award.

Lying on the field, legs drawn up into his chest, and teeth biting through the fabric of his sleeve, Edmund was torn between two fierce struggles: Crying or screaming. Oneshot, nonslash, brotherfic. K plus for mild gore. P.E-verse.

It's the first Winter in the Pevenise reign, and as the first snow rolls in with it, Susan is sure that it will crop up an unpleasant reaction from their youngest brother...A oneshot, nonslash, sibling fic.

Quite frankly, Peter doesn't understand it, and Edmund is only too happy to clue him in. A one-shot, nonslash, brotherfic set after Prince Caspian.

Witches, opposed empires, simple school bullies -- enemies wear many faces, in Narnia and England, and Edmund and Peter know this better than most.

“And so I was thinking,” Father Christmas continues, "that perhaps this very year ought to be the year in which you get your gift.”

REWRITTEN. You know the most you can do is to avenge them and so you do, but you cannot shake that feeling of absolute guilt. You can’t rid yourself of it. It doesn’t matter what you do, it will never go away. You know what that feels like, do you?

“That was a dreadful mistake,” the professor murmured. Edmund stared at the still chocolate between his hands; no one needed to tell him about dreadful mistakes.

Susan wasn't always the logical one. She used to be like every other care-free child in the world. What changed? ONESHOT.

He looked at me with those honest, blue eyes. “You know you’ve always been there, and I never really—“ Peter groaned with pain, having had his shoulder so roughly pushed back into place by myself. "Save it for later."

John Pevensie has finally returned from the war, having spent almost two full years fighting. He should be happy, but memories...they're tricky little things, haunting your every move. A companion piece, of sorts, to A Mother's Love.

Helen Pevensie reflects on the changes in her children upon their return to Finchley. With her children suddenly strangers, what is a mother to do?

Cor is grown up and visits his past with a new perspective on life and himself. This is based on some ideas I've had about what must have happened after he ran away.

In the aftermath of the Battle of Beruna, Edmund remembers forgotten subjects, bonds with his brother, and learns that even a traitor can become a king.

The moment she found her bow and felt its familiar and comforting weight in her hand, she remembered who she had once been... Thoughts on Susan during movie!Prince Caspian.

Edmund's thoughts as he reflects on Peter's life-risking adventures. Movie-based, during the final duel. I do not own Narnia or anything in it which is why I'm writing this pointless sentence.

Companion/sequel to 'Actions of Kings'. Sorcery and sudden vengeance – Peter's point of view upon the encounter with the witch in Aslan's How and a reconsideration of his own actions since returning to Narnia.

Peter's thoughts on his argument with Caspian after they return from the raid on Miraz's castle and what it shows about Caspian. Movie-verse, non-slash.

Lucy still remembers what it feels like to be wanted.

In the years after her adventures, Lucy ponders sisters and an other world, and dreams of the day when she will return once more.