The sacred Clock of the Time Dragon has finally ceased ticking. Fearing an apocalypse, the citizens of Oz choose brave Glinda the Good to go inside the clock itself and explore. While inside, she finds more than just answers to the Clock. She also finds an old friend, and answers to what lies in store for them and for all of Oz.

While wandering the city streets alone at night, Glinda the Good meets a woman who, though she does not appear to be from Oz, resembles her in the most uncanny and personal of ways. That woman then offers her some sage advice and encouragement to chase her dreams, her morning, before it is too late.

For all of her life, Elphaba was silenced. Whether it was by family or bullies, there was always at least one person telling her to shut up. Fast-forward decades later and it seems like nothing much has changed, except this time, the silence is even worse. This time, Elphaba is silenced by her choices and actions, and that is the most painful and permanent sort of silence of all.

For some reason, Galinda was never ever afraid of Elphaba. Even back when they hated each other, Galinda was the only person to never ever flinch away from Elphaba. It was one of the first things Elphaba ever noticed about her, and one of the most interesting. But why? Why was Galinda never scared of her?

Elphaba had needed glasses all her life and, just like with her skin, they were always used against her. Then along came Galinda. After a bit of a rocky start, the two became friends, and in time, Galinda went from being the one breaking Elphaba's glasses to fixing them.

One night, Elphaba receives the strangest of visitors in the strangest of ways. It is a young woman who clambers across the roof of their apartment in order to come through the window. Following that first meeting, these rooftop visits become totally normal and Elphaba strikes up a friendship, and then something more, with the mysterious young visitor.

What was supposed to be a normal bus ride to school quickly devolved into something far more interesting when a certain young blond with a backpack full of makeup, shoes and hair and skincare products plopped down beside Elphaba that morning and proceeded to give her lessons in Popularity.

Waking with a start, Glinda finds herself in an old, majestic castle. Its mysterious green-skinned owner says that she rescued Glinda from a battle. Glinda believes her easily enough and spends a pleasant recovery with her, but for some reason, something feels... off... Like there's something that the green woman knows that she doesn't. But what?

Galinda comes home one night, totally wasted, and starts to hit on Elphaba. Once Elphaba manages to get Galinda off of her, she decides to use Galinda's inebriation to her own advantage and finally get some answers to the questions she's been dying to ask, namely, why Galinda thinks Elphaba is so attractive. This should be an interesting night.

Elphaba and Glinda move to the Emerald City together and get married. What does day-to-day life look like for them now? (Pure, plotless domestic Gelphie fluff).

Standing in the hidden corner at the back of the chapel, Elphaba watches Glinda's wedding. She comes to support Glinda, but Oz knows she wishes she could be the one waiting at the altar as opposed to the one hiding in the shadows.

What if Fiyero did shoot Glinda during the Catfight? What if it was Glinda who was dragged away to be tortured and interrogated. Would Elphaba be able to save her friend this time? Or would it all still only end in suffering and misery? What would become of Glinda?

What was going through Glinda's mind during the Catfight scene in the musical? Was it really Fiyero she was so cut up about losing? Or was it really still all only about Elphaba?

Following a mispronounced spell, Elphaba and Galinda find themselves in a very awkward situation. Leave it to Galinda, though, to try and lighten the mood even when trapped in the body of a small, furry Animal.

Turns out, Elphaba has a teddy bear. But for obvious reasons, she keeps it hidden. But luckily for her, Galinda is a very understanding roommate. And in fact, as she reveals, she has a teddy bear too!

When Galinda finds out that Elphaba is writing a science-based essay, she capitalizes on the moment with her own brand of playful humor.

As a result of an accident, Elphaba finds herself needing a wheelchair. She worries at first what Nessa will think when she finds out. The response she gets is one she never could've ever imagined: acceptance. Now it's Nessa's turn to take care of Elphaba, and it is a job she takes up with a surprising amount of enthusiasm and excitement.

After befriending Elphaba, Galinda realizes how fake her original friend group had been. She still misses them, but hearing them slander her and Elphaba make her realize that she has found a far truer friend in Elphaba than she'd ever had in anyone else ever before. Well and truly, Elphaba had changed her life for good.

When a tornado strikes Kiamo Ko, Elphaba and Glinda find themselves in a very different land from the one they left behind. It's some strange little farm called "Kanziz" and along the way, they meet a little girl named Dorothy Gale, her dog, Toto, and her spiteful old neighbor, Almira Gultch.

Elphaba found it funny, the whole world always wrote green off as her signature color. She knew why, of course, but she found the logic behind it to be ridiculous. Just because her skin was green didn't automatically make her trademark color green. On the contrary, all of the colors of the rainbow had come into play in her life at least one time or another.

Galinda can be a handful, as Elphaba well knows. It's especially difficult to look after the young socialite because she's always out at the bars and pubs, getting wasted. But it doesn't matter, not really, because Elphaba loves Galinda, and there is nothing she won't do to keep her little idiot safe.

Even from their days of loathing, Elphaba and Galinda noticed every little trait about each other. Could anyone really say they were surprised when those days of loathing turned to loving? And when those little traits became endearing instead of annoying?

In the peace and quiet of their dorm room, Elphaba and Galinda sit in silence, one reading and one looking into a mirror. Or are they? For Elphaba has not flipped a single page in over 10 minutes and it is not her own face that Galinda is staring at through her vanity.

Anthology of one-shots inspired by Soulmate prompts. Each chapter is based off a different prompt, but the endgame is always Gelphie.

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