Luther knows he was never meant to see the truth, the panic and fear Five kept locked so carefully away. Missing scene between Luther and Five, set during episode 5.

They're all ushered into a room full of unlit monitors. No explanation. Ben assumes it's a mission briefing, but then sees Vanya nervously lingering in the back of their group. Something doesn't feel right.

The old man said time travelling could break his mind. Luckily, he had Vanya to put it back together. Vanya/Five, M for smut

Klaus gets an idea for a sibling bonding activity between him and Vanya, and it actually works out pretty well. Post-Season 1.

All the kids are finally given real names. All, except for Five. Oneshot.

Sadly…Just like any other promise…It was made to be broken… Just when Vanya felt that she could rely on Five forever, she knew deep down that he always wanted to time-travel. She just didn't know that he'd say something to their father so soon...

This was something special. Something real. And yet, he couldn't quite wrap his heart and mind around what exactly it was. In which a teenage boy is confused by his feelings towards his sister but knows that his feelings are indeed genuine. Question is...should it be considered right or wrong? All he's right about is that he needs Vanya in his life.

While leaving the city for the countryside, Hazel asks Agnes a question. One-shot.

Every time 12-years-old Klaus is forced to spend hours locked in the room full of ghosts of the dead, he less and less believes that there is still anyone in the house who cares about what he has to go through. But the family has to stick together.

If Klaus has told Luther that he was conjuring Ben a little sooner than breaking it to everyone none-so-gently at the bowling alley, minutes before yet another family meeting. It would help if Luther wasn't so hungover. A "What If", follows TV series. May add additional one-shots due to reader feedback. Requests accepted. In-character drabbles.

The Handler knows he's more unsettled by a caress against his skin than a bullet through his shoulder and she takes full advantage of the fact. A companion piece to 'The Boy At The End Of The World'

The Umbrella Academy fixed Vanya and everything is well - or so they thought. Until Klaus receives a strange message from a dead guy who was killed by some guys who were talking about eliminating The Umbrella Academy and ending the world. So once again, they have to unite and save the world from whatever their enemies throw at them. / follows the TV show, haven't read the comics

Shortly after returning to the past, Luther decides it's time he apologizes to Vanya for putting her in the Umbrella Academy's cell. Post-Season 1. One-Shot.

Klaus is plagued with horrific nightmares that cause him to wake up screaming in terror each night. Knowing the deep trouble he would be in if their father found out, his siblings try desperately to keep the situation under control and make it their mission to uncover what's causing their beloved brother so much distress.

Three 13th of Marches from Number Five's life, written across two different timelines. The first chapter is prompted by Klaus' statement: Vanya who used to cry when we stepped on ants. I ran with it. Then and Now series: Part 2.

Not using makes it feel like there's pieces of broken glass underneath Klaus's skin. Rattling around inside his teeth.

Because the weight of the world's not as heavy as hearing the truth. In which, Vanya hesitates.

Vanya attempts to escape the Umbrella Academy, not aware of the dangers that lie outside the Academy walls. But Five will always come and find her.

Song fic – Klaus se détruit, Ben le regarde.

Forty-three women gave birth on that day in October but one never did. She's been married to Reginald Hargreeves for twenty-nine years and nine months pregnant for the same amount of time. Now, it's time for the family to get back together.

The postcard had read, Greetings from California, losers. Only Klaus and Ben weren't in California, in fact they hadn't even made it to an actual beach. But that didn't mean they couldn't still enjoy a beach day right here where they were.

After the end of the world, the Hargreeves siblings are brought back to the time of their adolescence. They were supposed to be slowly recovering from the trauma they had suffered, but it seems life had other plans for them. Not canon to comics. Where the siblings are subjected to their worst fears and memories. Suggestions are welcomed.

Of course Klaus doesn't listen. He never does. Klaus could be told eating his favorite brand of peanut butter kickstarts a major global catastrophe and he would order twenty more dark blue jars of Extra Crunchy JIF. Because, really, there is no time like the present.

He didn't know what it was, but there didn't have to be a reason. That was enough for now. In which, Diego interrupts Vanya's practice and does a lot of thinking.

Keeping vigil over an unconscious person shouldn't be hard, but Five never let them do anything the easy way. Missing scene/slight canon divergence. Set at the end of episode 7.