Full Summary Inside. Part 4 of "Dynasty of Hell" series. It has been a few years since Aziraphale, and Crowley have seen the disgrace Archangel that came into their home unannounced and left them with more questions then answers. Crowley and Warlock left for the day of fun, "take your kid to work day"...

Crowley tiene un plan, y ese plan es conseguir que Aziraphale deje de ser un ser asexuado y divino y descubra con él las maravillas que tiene el sexo. Serie de drabbles. Advertencia: Slash

AU- Pride and Prejudice Fusion It is a truth universally acknowledged, that even if you have a lot of power, you do not go against God. Resolving the aftermath leaves the almost-fallen like Crowley in a difficult position, not helped when the cosmic poker dealer starts applying unorthodox house rules while smiling at you.

"Unredeemable, that is what I am." But had anyone ever actually asked Her? Could a demon be redeemed?

Cinq fois où Aziraphale a dit quelque chose qui on fait Crowley se toucher seul, et une fois où Aziraphale a dit quelque chose qui la fait être toucher par Crowley.

Aziraphale had watched it take too many lives already, he wasn't going to let it take his friend too. It was lucky then that he just happened to stumble across that deserted barn somewhere in the green fields of France. Sick!Crowley Historical backstory

This year I am participating in my own Fictober challenge. So here are all of my drabbles. The prompt list can be seen as the cover image if you would like to participate as well! Be sure to use #Fictober2019

"Even the act of making lunch for Crowley is a symbol of love. It's tenderness and care for Crowley's well-being. It's precision and details and everything just-so. Even in his anger, in his sorrow, in his righteousness, Aziraphale doesn't skimp on the little things." In the aftermath of an argument, Aziraphale still makes lunch for Crowley anyway, and realizations are had.

My Good Omens related Whumptober prompts. Both book and tv series. Aziraphale and Crowley centric. Whump/angst/hurtcomfort/friendship/feels (Gen)

It happens, sometimes. Lying awake all night because your brain just point blank refuses to switch off. So, when you have to be up early for work, you contemplate calling in sick... and then go to work anyway. When you trip over, break a cup, and hurt yourself in the process, Mr. Fell tends your wounds and offers warm words of comfort. Reader-insert.

There's something comforting about creation, about having your hands in motion, about knowing that there's a tangible reward for your efforts. For Crowley, baking bread is one of those comforts, and a skill he has honed down many centuries.

Whumptober Day 30: Crowley still hasn't gotten over being tortured in Hell. Why is it that recovery can sometimes be such a long process? Luckily he has a friend to help him through it. (Sequel to "Crossfire")

"I thought you had a babysitter!" "I thought so too! But now she's off to Cambodia for half a year to rediscover herself after a particularly bad break up… I'm sorry, but you're really my only hope." Or, Crowley enlists an old friend to help him look after his boss' baby while she's away for two weeks, and learns a thing or two about himself and the other along the way.

Aziraphale recibió alguna vez una reprimenda por ejecutar demasiados milagros superfluos. Demos una mirada a algunos de ellos. En esta ocasión, muestras de comida gratis en puestos de venta de comida. Dedicado a Cristina C. Valencia y los miembros del grupo de facebook "Good Omens FANS LAT"

Without even a chance to say goodbye to Crowley, let alone explain what's happening, Aziraphale is summoned back to Heaven and replaced by another angel. Crowley panics. (I started writing this before the TV show came out so it's based purely on the book)

There was that one angel who was supposed to be there, at the End Of All Things, so why wasn't he? Except maybe...he kind of was. Or Crowley was exactly where he was supposed to be.(Crowley was Raphael before he fell)

So what do you do if the world hasn't ended? (Post-Nopocalypse)

Crowley goes to Freddie Murcury with his relationship problems. One shot.

De cara al Gran Diluvio, Azirafel contempla las responsabilidades y consecuencias del mismo.

Crowley loves Aziraphale like he loves the stars: eternally, wholly, completely. He decides to ask a question they both know the answer to, under the heavens he shaped so very long before. Aziraphale/Crowley, established relationship and all that. Rated for brief language and implied physical intimacy. TV series-compliant. Find it under the same title on AO3.

Seven years after Armageddidn't, a boy wanders into A.Z. Fell and Co. and finds something more priceless than a first-edition novel- a reunion he (and his childhood caretakers) never thought possible.

Two perfectly ordinary Victorian gentlemen go for a late-night stroll through a graveyard, and absolutely nothing out of the ordinary happens. They certainly do NOT come across a recently exhumed grave. And even if they did, they definitely wouldn't investigate. In the middle of the night. Together. That would be ridiculous.

Porque si en algo se parecían el cielo y el infierno, era que nunca olvidaban.

Normally, it's Crowley doing the saving. When Aziraphale does it… Well, there tends to be more smiting.

Aziraphale met his eyes and Crowley was shocked to see tears forming in the corners of the angel's eyes. "What if," Aziraphale whispered, "the reason I can't sense your love is the same reason Anathema couldn't sense Adam's aura?"