This is the second in the "Secrets of Corrine" Series. The first being "Corrine's Discovery". It is a night out in New York with friends and family for Bart and Corrine. Dinner then a ballet performance. It is there Corrine comes face to face with someone from her past.

Corrine comes across one of her father's journals. What she discovers inside will change everything she knew about her life. Set within "Flowers In The Attic".

Fourteen years after the events of "Seeds of Yesterday", Jory Marquet and his wife Toni take their three children back to Foxworth Hall. Deirdre is an aspiring dancer like her grandmother, Darren longs for the approval of the mother who abandoned him and Catherine discovers a secret that breaks her world. The attic's secrets return to haunt them because the flowers never left

What if Jory hadn't stopped Bart in the end of Seeds of Yesterday? How far would Bart have taken it with Cathy? My version of events. Involves Cathy/Bart, mother/son incest, religious themes, language and sexuality.

This story picks up shortly after WOD, with the birth of Heaven. It is told from Luke's POV, and gives you the story of the events between WOD and H. It goes into all the major relationships in Luke's life, and why he made the choices he made. This is not a redemption fiction however. I hope you enjoy.

In the end it doesn't matter because my Cathy didn't get what she deserved..

This is based on the premise that like Annie, Heaven survived the fatal car accident that killed her husband. To protect her daughter, she falls prey to Tony Tatterton once again. When the world believes she has died, can she reemerge victorious or will the secrets and shadows of her past drown her happiness? Will she finally admit the secrets she has kept from those she loves most

Ever wonder what would have happened if Beau Andreas would have had children with not just Ruby but Gisselle as well? How would this change their lives? What would her life become? How is life with her aunt, father, and her perfect cousins/siblings. Well, this is Gisselle's legacy.

What is going through Cathy's mind when she is dying in the attic? One-shot.

Read about the thoughts of the character in the book and movie series

That fateful night in the attic when Christopher forces himself on Cathy. Cathy's thoughts.

Cathy and Chris have a memorable summer night and Cathy recounts it. They are all they have but it is enough.

What if Christopher Sr. did not die? An alternative family life is viewed from the eyes of Cathy Dollanganger.

A run in with Melodie during a family dinner at a restaurant in New York brings Cindy giving a warning. drabble

"Hay un jardín en el cielo, que está esperando. Es un jardín que Chris y yo imaginamos hace muchos años, mientras yacíamos en una losa dura y negra del tejado y contemplábamos las estrellas". Pequeño relato sobre el final de Semillas del ayer y que ve Cathy en ese jardín en el cielo.

Brief one-shot en route to California

Bart realizes that children are a thing he wants with Cindy when they're babysitting the twins.

Cindy had known the truth of her parents for years. Based off of Cindy saying in the movie that she knew Chris/Cathy were also siblings.

Jory, Cathy, and Toni's thoughts on Bart/Cindy. Set during the Seeds of Yesterday. First in a long line of Bandy oneshots.

'Behind me lay a trail of dead men, but I wasn't responsible for even one of them, was I' Who was responsible for the deaths of Cathy's lovers. Chris's story in POTW starting at Chris's graduation from Med school.

What I think really happened that night in December 1972 when Foxworth Hall went up in flames.

Drabble. Cathy sufre en su encierro. Del primer libro de la saga Flores en el ático.

A little drabble about Chris and his thoughts and feelings for Cathy. Chris and Cathy are property of V.C. Andrews.

After Seeds of Yesterday, Cathy reunites with her family on the other side catching up on missing time on being a family. Kinda spiritual take on the end of the story.

They would never know everything I said or did to them was because deep down I actually cared about them. They would never know I loved them.