On the day Ginny Weasley is set to return to a newly rebuilt Hogwarts for her seventh year, she and George have a very early chat on the front steps of The Burrow. It is at last time for a certain soul to be laid to rest. [Canon Compliant]

Anne gets typhoid instead of Gilbert and falls ill when she returns home after convocation. (Over used I know, but I couldn't help it.)

When Faith Meredith returns from London in September of 1919, she and Jem make the reluctant decision to keep a secret from their families. Chapter 15 now posted after a very long hiatus.

2014: Rory Gilmore is a world renowned political reporter living in D.C. But a literal run in with her past may thrust her into her very own Cinderella story, whether she's ready or not.

"What would she do without their inspiring rivalry? Would not work, even at a coeducational college with a real degree in prospect, be rather flat without her friend the enemy?" Glimpses of the rivalry between Anne and Gilbert in Miss Stacy's class, in Anne of Green Gables. Canon. Oneshot.

When Anne Shirley arrives in Avonlea in a whirlwind of cracked slates and carrots, Gilbert Blythe doesn't quite know what hit him. All he knows is that this skinny little redhead with a penchant for holding grudges has changed his life forever. Pivotal moments from Anne and Gilbert's relationship told through Gilbert's eyes.

"Anne went to Avonlea a week before Christmas and stayed until after the holidays. Gilbert came up for her, and there was a glad New Year celebration at Green Gables, when Barrys and Blythes And Wrights assembled to devour a dinner which had cost Mrs. Rachel and Marilla much careful thought and preparation." Anne's House of Dreams My first story ever. Hopefully I'll learn.

What happens to Diana Blythe after the end of the War? Will she fulfill her dream of becoming a teacher at the Glen school? Will she find the love of her life? This is the story which will answer those and many more different questions about the red-headed Di.

This is the story of what might have happened between the last two chapters of Anne of the Island, between A Book of Revelation and Love Takes up the Glass of Time. We know that Gilbert comes quite often to Green Gables after his recovery. But what exactly happened between him and Anne that gives him the courage to "try again."

This story explores what might have happened after Convocation had Phil not mentioned the gossip about Gilbert almost being engaged to Christine. Anne would not have torn off Gilbert's necklace. Would that have been enough for Gilbert to try again? It has much more from Gilbert's perspective. This was inspired by LMM and fellow fan-fiction writers and their creative stories.

Nan Blythe goes to teach in Avonlea for a year. Is she going to love the place as much as she loves her own hometown? Will IT love her back? And will she be able to keep her old friendships while making new ones?

Di Blythe was nineteen and her future seemed to stretch out before her like a straight road. But upon the outbreak of the Great War, she was faced with a bend in that road. And her life would never be safe or predictable again.

What did Anne and Gilbert write to each other when they had "just the right pen"? This story goes beyond those dot dot dots...

War is over, the boys are back, and everything has changed. Except for Una Meredith. With Faith and Rilla both married and everyone else pursuing their dreams, Una goes to stay with Anne and Gilbert. A new doctor, a new minister, and Shirley's war bride keep life in the Glen unpredictable. But the arrival of a new lodger to Ingleside brings the biggest surprise of all. CTA SEQUEL

Various sweet moments between Anne and Gilbert during all books (or films). Glimpses of a very special love.

When Anne and Gilbert return home after their fateful 2nd year in Redmond College, misfortune will strike and steal Gil's memory. How will this incident influence their relationship? Can one truly forget to love somebody?

“The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence”. Shirley thinks of the power of veiled feelings in those around him as he tries to sort out his own.

Anne and Gilbert have just spent their first Summer together and are about to part for another year. What did they get up to during those two months, what happened on that "one weekend in May", and what else will they discover? Here's another set of letters that go beyond those dot dot dots...

"Two months of Green Gables and dew-wet, spicy ferns ankle-deep along the brook and lazy, dappling shadows in Lover's Lane and wild strawberries in Mr. Bell's pasture and the dark loveliness of firs in the Haunted Wood!" Anne and Gilbert's first summer as an engaged couple merits only a sentence in AoWP (ch.17). Here's how those two unrecorded months may have panned out.

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

SEQUEL TO "SAY SOMETHING." Anne and Gilbert are in love, newly engaged, and hoping for a summer full of only one thing: each other! Will the season be as simple and sweet as they wish it to be? This story picks up right where Say Something leaves off.

Anne Shirley has loved Gilbert Blythe all her life. Did he really need to catch the fever for her to realize it, or is there another scenario that would have brought he and Anne together? This time, Gilbert takes control of his own destiny. This is an alternate ending to Anne of the Island—a little more tension, a little more humor, and of course... a little more romance!

Anne and Gilbert's engagement with a twist: instead of teaching in Summerside, Anne follows Gil to Kingsport. What will their three-year engagement be like? How do they deal with their increasing longing and desire for each other, when they are away from Avonlea and left to make their own decisions? Windy Poplars revamped, with much more Gilbert, and more of Anne's infamous antics.

Anne and Gilbert have one week together after their engagement before they go their separate ways. This is the story of those sweet first days.

It's the morning after Anne and Gilbert have dinner with Christine at the end of Anne of Ingleside, and Gilbert regrets having taken Anne for granted. And he wants her to know how much he still loves her.