Wherein an angel and a demon drink an awful lot of wine, and go stargazing. {Part 5 of my Ineffable Husbands series. For Part 1, see 'Ineffably Inevitable'}

Before Crowley was on Earth he had another name, another role. He created nebulas, knew all the angels, and befriended one in particular. Falling had been quite unforeseen until it was right there before him. [Gen or Pre-Slash, Aziraphale & Crowley]

Because if the consecrated ground of a Church burns Crowley, then so does Heaven.

Aziraphale is torn between allegiance to Heaven and love of a friend.

The thoughts of Crowley and Aziraphale in each other body during their trials. "What if he were standing here instead of me?" So he would have died, alone, in agony and surrounded by people who hate him.

My view on how Crowley rescued the children during the Noah's ark period.

Aziraphale and Crowley attend Anathema and Newt's wedding. They run into a very unexpected guest and from there, will they be the next to marry?

Crowley's snake eyes make it difficult to read. He has to squint and sound out words, and it gives him a headache. So, he's pretty much stopped reading all together, until Aziraphale lends him a book he thinks the demon will like. When Aziraphale catches Crowley struggling to read the book, he sits down and reads to him. Aziraphale/Crowley. Friendship, romance, love confessions.

Storming Heaven took another twelve hours, in part because Aziraphale did not have his flaming sword (Death made an offer, but Aziraphale was lousy at chess), and in part, because he didn't so much storm Heaven as sneak in disguised as a former Jezebel.

When Aziraphale feels at home, he stretches his neck and shoulders by rolling his head. But always to the left. Because that's where Crowley is.

Aziraphale takes Crowley to a theatre after closing just to pin him to the wall and kiss him. That's literally it. A one-shot.

Aziraphale falls asleep on Crowley's couch. Yearning ensues.

Who would win in a fight to the death? Aziraphale? Or Crowley? And what happens when one of them does win?

Belcebú y Gabriel esconden un secreto ocurrido de su última reunión, lamentablemente para ellos las cosas no salen como esperan.

Before the events of Armageddon, Aziraphale and Crowley don't sit together on the bus. There's a reason for that.

If a longer conversation had ensued when Alpha Centauri became the topic du jour, where might it have led? (Set after the scene in ep. 3 when the passerby tells Aziraphale, "You're better off without him," when he absolutely is not.)

Shakespeare, for all of his brilliance, got one thing wrong: no one is ever truly star-crossed. Having helped create most of the stars, Crowley knew this better than anyone. If the stars were the only forces keeping them apart, he would have rearranged them when Aziraphale finally, agonizingly belatedly, realized he was in love. Instead, he ran, and for good reason.

"Inefable: Que no puede ser explicado con palabras porque es algo demasiado sutil o difuso." Así había sido la relación entre Crowley y Aziraphale desde que se conocieron en el Jardín del Edén ¿Por qué un ángel y un demonio decidieron trabajar juntos? ¿Por qué se encontraban una y otra vez a lo largo del tiempo? ¿Y por qué son tan importantes las plumas de los ángeles?

"Until the ashes of Eden fall" A statement whose meaning undergoes a major change over the centuries Aziraphale and Crowley have known each other. The Second World War was a rough time for people, angels, not for demons, who rather danced on the pen of a hand grenade. Except for one. Crowley. His fate was interwoven with the one of a special angel... and the Ashes of Eden.

A little conversation between friends, roughly 15 years before the end of the world, where they reflect on choices and the usefulness of sunglasses.

Aziraphale and Crowley after the world didn't end. When an unexpected surprise turns up will it push them apart or bring them closer together? Ineffable dads...

After dining at the Ritz, Aziraphale is curious about a few things Crowley had mentioned. So, he goes home and looks in his books about Angels with the characteristics Crowley described about himself before he fell. Unable to find answers, he is suddenly given a book ABOUT Crowley, by God! What's in the book? How does Crowley end up watching his life again from the beginning?

Solo otro de los fallidos intentos de Crowley por hacer que Aziraphale acepte sus sentimientos... bueno, no tan fallido esta vez.

Recueil de textes sur la série Good Omens, centré notamment sur Crowley et Aziraphale. Attention persos OOC et UA !

Just as it takes a lot of alcohol to get a supernatural being drunk, it also takes a lot of food to give a supernatural being a stomachache. Poor Aziraphale finds himself in this position, and his fellow angels aren't helping. Good thing Crowley is there to take care of him.