The tiramisu arrives, and it is beautiful, served in cleanly cut, perfect squares. Aziraphale wiggles in delight and takes a deep breath of anticipation as the plate is put in front of him. Crowley is quite relieved that he chose glasses that fully cover his eyes tonight, as he can feel the yellow bleeding into the far corners of his sclera.

Complete sumary inside. They won. The angel thought that finally, he could think about what he actually wanted. Little he knew things were going to be a little more difficult that he espected. He wakes up in another time, another country, another reality. Meanwhile the Crow, Norvegian Earl, has to deal with House of Kiev and his prince of violet eyes that hates him. AU.

Fluffy/smutty sequel to "Days to Come," & "The Third Domain." Crowley & Aziraphale are now human, and must figure out life in human bodies. They are also keen to share with one another the creature comforts of Earth, that they've indulged in separately, as well as together. And they are, above all, very keen on each other. Very keen. Like... NSFW keen. Definitely ADULT!

When a teen comes to Aziraphale's bookshop, clearly struggling with the disturbing thoughts running through her head, he is happy to give her advice. She didn't think that anyone could help her, until she found out they could.

Years after Armageddidn't Hell comes looking for revenge. And Crowley has to make a choice. But it was never really much of a choice for him to begin with. (Reposting because the previous version got corrupted)

Crowley and Aziraphale have been experiencing some time loss after the events of the almost Armageddon. After a whole day has gone by without either one remembering a thing, they turn to their friends in Tadfield for some help. They may just come out stronger than before. - Some info comes from the book most the story is mostly based off the TV show.

Everyone can see the relationship between the Dowling's Nanny and Gardner, even if they can't see it themselves. So a young Warlock takes matters into his own hands. I own nothing.

It's been a couple months since the Armageddon that wasn't and Crowley and Aziraphale have taken major steps in their relationship. One night Aziraphale makes a request of his demon that has some rather unexpected consequences. I own nothing.

After Aziraphale gives him the thermos and rejects him, Crowley goes home. Then, drunkenly, decides to do something about it. What he finds is an equally drunk and honest angel.

Aziraphale receives an impromptu visit from Crowley while trying to guard his bookshop from curious humans.

What would happen if Aziraphale and Crowley didn't figure out that prophecy? And Heaven and Hell actually managed to kill them? And what if God decided that this wasn't going to fly? Well, let's find out.

Crowley ne sait pas comment faire pour qu'Aziraphale comprenne enfin ses sentiments. Il va donc demander conseils à son deuxième meilleur ami : Freddie Mercury.

Just ineffable husbands in love, a summer day and flowers. Little drabble I wrote for @jickdraws's DTIYS in instagram because I can't draw sh*t.

There was only one thing stronger than Crowley's desire to fly again - the fear that he couldn't.

Crowley knew if Hell found out he'd rescued Aziraphale he'd get more than a rude note. He did it anyway.

The slow smirk that Crowley had given Aziraphale was entirely too knowing and seemed to imply something that the angel didn't understand. The sight of it had made his stomach feel very strange and fluttery... He blamed his embarrassment for the weird fluttering sensation. And the oysters. Definitely the oysters.

Ten years since the apocalypse was avoided, and ten years since they had last spoken. Aziraphale and Crowley had agreed to keep their distances. When a chance meeting reminds them of what they had missed, a playful opportunity emerges; to try something new, and go on one perfect date. But what if their definitions of perfect are not the same? And what happens when the date is over?

God is a being of infinite patience, which she has relied upon throught the ups and downs of the Earth and, more importantly, Aziraphale and Crowley's relationship. However, God is also omnipotent, and has decided that sometimes you need to borrow from some human ideas to give things a nudge in the right direction.

Of all the places to study or tuck into a good read when going home won't do or it's too rainy to be at the park, Mr. Fell's bookshop is the best. Only those who truly appreciate books are privy to this, and it's just as well. Otherwise one might have to share. Or worse, someone might tell a person of authority that Mr. Fell's snake isn't often in its tank. Ineffable Husbands.

Events occurring after the world did not end, with two immortal beings trying to work out what on Earth they are meant to do now. Rated M 'cause I don't know where this will end up going... and I know I'd forget to change the rating if it needed it.

Aziraphale understood the custom of presenting flowers to the object of one's affection. Of course he did. Humans had been practicing the gesture for ages. And Crowley... Well, Aziraphale couldn't be absolutely sure, but it was entirely possible Crowley had started the whole thing after the flood.

Gabriel has always acted happy but deep down he knows he isn't he chooses to ignore these emotions especially after the incident where crowley pretended to be aziraphale and go through the hell fire yes gabriel knows he knew the minute they caught him it was the wrong person quite frankly he didn't care about war or anything like that what happens when a certain demon tempts him

During the first war between the fallen and the angels, a doubting Principality and an exhausted demon snake met unexpectedly, trying to find a second of peace outside their sides. Little did they know that encounter would repeat itself endlessly through time until they find the peace their sides lack on each other.

God and Her Ineffable Plans. Aziraphale is one of them, hidden in plain sight. The angel has a secret.

Que Crowley (o Crawly) sea un demonio tentador, no significa que siempre la haya tenido fácil. Este fanfic en particular recrea una escena conocida de la Biblia, y si quieren saber a cuál de todas me refiero, quedan cordialmente invitados a leer.