The Piemaker and Chuck, now married, had the miracle that was Olivia, their daughter. The happy untouchable family are close despite the lack of proxmity between Mother and Daughter. However, after a theory made by the young daughter, maybe that would no longer be a problem, but will it result in the long wanting embrace mother and daughter desired, or the dreaded second touch.

"No magic, no death. Just an awkward pie-maker...and the broken woman who loves him." An expansion of Artemis J. Halk's fic 'Life in Twenty-Four Parts'. Originally written as an insert, now posted in its entirety - including more of Ned and Chuck's hospital visit, with much angst and hurt/comfort ensuing. *Trigger warnings: mentions and descriptions of rape and related injuries*

En este fic, Olive y Chuck intentan prepararle una fiesta sorpresa a Ned ya que si le dejan a Emerson la tarea no saldrá algo bueno. ¿Conseguirán hacer algo o por el contrario todo saldrá mal?

Summary: Chuck's father doesn't follow the guidebook and tells to much to some strangers, putting Ned in danger. Chuck and Emerson go to save him, but the Pie Maker has ways of protecting himself. However, he has no way of helping himself in the aftermath of it all...

Picks up where Season 2 was so cruelly cut off. Telling the untold tales of Chuck and her aunts, Ned and Olive, Emerson and Lil' Gum Shoe, Charles Charles and Papa Pie Maker. Not to mention Dwight Dixon, Randy Mann and The Intrepid Cow...

Ned realizes that it's selfish to keep Chuck from having a normal relationship and he decides to end things. Chuck refuses to accept their breakup, and continues to hope things will resolve themselves. Olive takes it upon herself to comfort her friends, but she and Ned end up doing something that will potentially ruin everything. Emerson...well Emerson is stuck in the middle of it.

3 years after Chuck leaves him to follow her father and begin her life out in the big world, Ned, The Pie Maker, has finally found someone to love. However, he has been able to hide his gift from her for almost a year. Not only that, but Chuck comes back after starting a new life on her own. How will the new couple survive and what does the future hold for them?

Las reglas siempre fueron claras: nada de arrepentimientos ni despedidas lacrimógenas, nada de llamadas de larga distancia, ni cartas (quizás, una postal), y jamás, jamás de los jamases regresar una vez que se hubiera marchado de sus vidas.

On hiatus. A story of Ned and a girl with the inverse of his gift named Letty. The plot of Pushing Dasies exists how it was up until episode nine in season two. This story unfolds a year after the deviation of Chuck leaving with her father when he asks her to. WIP. OFC.

Chuck reflects on the passing of time without Ned

Olive reflects on what her life has become.

Ned and Chuck are both having trouble sleeping but Chuck may have found a solution... (Brand New Edit: 01/05/2017)

"It was then settled, but not without the teary sobs and cries, they parted as friends yet as lovers, at heart, they remained throughout Ned's fairly natural life." Rated T for suicidal themes and I do not own Pushing Daisies—the awesomeness that is Bryan Fuller does that for me. Unedited

Olive is undeniably in love with Ned the Pie-Maker. Will he ever notice and return her love with Chuck now in the picture? Only time can tell, until then Olive has some ideas and plans. She isn't going to give up yet.

They called her the Lonely Tourist when she died, which was ironic: she had never much wanted for company, and her first journey was her last. Decades later, the nickname is finally appropriate. (Suppose when Ned makes people alive again, they remain forever as they were before they died.)

Saying 'stop telling people I'm dead'. They're either haunted or in the middle of a zombie apocalypse. But no way does Chuck owe her re-life to a piemaker.

Some truths are bigger than others, and it's really no surprise this one slipped through the cracks until now. Ned has more than one reason for not wanting to touch people. Autistic!Ned.

Their lives could be measured by the changing years and days and minutes, but Ned couldn't measure their changing feelings the same way, no matter how much he wished he could. Endings bled into beginnings and beginnings into endings.

It had never been a dull job, but now it was weirder than ever.

An adventure of season three. When Emerson's new client is after someone called "The Pie Maker", secrets from the past come back from the dead and Olive is suddenly in need of a magic touch. Slightly AU.

Si il n'avait pas eu ce pouvoir, Ned aurait été différent.

"And this was how he came to be the sole keeper of the Pie-maker's secret." Emerson and Ned's first conversation. I do not own Pushing Daisies.

After Eugene's wedding, Ned is a little tipsy. Chuck watches and wonders which of Ned's quirks come from his personality and which are defense mechanisms.

The tables are turned when Ned is the one waking up, soaked in his own blood, when he never should again, to the touch of someone with a power no one can explain. But with this gift of new life comes a question—one that may never be answered. Two-shot. I do not own Pushing Daisies or any of its characters or concepts.

Chuck and Ned discover exactly how it is possible for them to have children.