Living on your own for years can make for a difficult adjustment after marriage. Post-BJB (movie).

Getting stranded in a foreign country is the sort of thing that could happen to anyone. Alternate Universe meet.

Would Bridget and Mark still end up together if she hadn’t gotten pregnant at the Christening? I’ve published this on Archive of Our Own also. The rating on that site is definitely mature.

Bridget aime prendre du temps pour emballer les cadeaux de ses proches.

Set after the events of the original movie. Now the attention has shifted towards Mark who has sacrificed everything for Bridget but is that sacrifice really worth it. How much love does he have for his "perfect" woman. (Does not include events after the end of the first movie)

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Bridget est dans son jardin. Elle se remémore alors sa première bêtise en présence de son Mark bien-aimé.

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Bridget deals with the aftermath of Mark's death, and Billy comforts her. Pre MATB.

Bridget finally gets her wish come true and goes to Bangor University. There, she meets arrogant and haughty Mark Darcy and she can't help but question her life choices. / I'm horrible at summaries, by the way.

Bridget isn't particularly superstitious, but in this case, she'll make an exception. Pre-Mad About the Boy, AU.

Bridget and her friends learn of the appalling treatment of their favourite Mr Darcy. Book universe, pretty much.

Desde el principio, han pasado muchos años desde que conoció a Mark y ahora lleva cinco años separados, no llego a consolidarse la boda, nunca había tiempo y ella se había cansado, pero sus sentimientos se habían perdido o aun estaba allí y los de el... (esta situado un poco antes de BJB y también entre el medio y al final)

It's funny what becomes a holiday tradition, isn't it? Takes place the Christmas after the end of iBridget Jones's Baby/i.

All shags and no talks makes BriMark an endangered species. This movies universe story is set between the horribly disappointing Edge Of Reason and warmly satisfying Bridget Jones's Baby. My notes are slightly story-spoilery so best to read at the end. DISCLAIMER: It's Helen Fielding's world, I just borrow it at times.

Another popular get-together in Grafton Underwood and of course our favorite characters aren t missing. Mark, the buttoned-up child and Bridget, the lively whirlwind have another encounter and share a very special interest. Just some short story, loosely based on a song by the wonderful band "Ecosmith" (you should check it out)

Bridget returns to Hard News where an unexpectedly significant assignment makes her personal and professional worlds collide. This movies universe story is set post-Bridget Jones's Baby and contains spoilers for all three films, including references to deleted scenes. I have not read Mad About The Boy (no plans to do so. Ever) ergo certain particulars in that book are absent here.

Somehow Bridget never expected motherhood to amount to her sitting on the toilet seat cover in her underwear with the remnants of a cocktail drying in her hair and William's milky vomit running down her stomach. All she'd tried to do is brush her teeth.

Mark and Bridget are the talk of Grafton Underwood - perhaps unfairly and perhaps unsurprisingly. This movies universe story comprises three chapters and is set during Bridget Jones's Baby. it contains spoilers for all three films, including references to deleted scenes. Disclaimer: All credit to Helen Fielding for her creation.

Set post-BJB. Mark has been watching Bridget all night, but he could never stand to just watch her.

What's Christmas without Santa, when it's your baby's first? Takes place after Bridget Jones's Baby.

Set post-BJB. In which Mark and Jack finally get around to that kiss they've been putting off and Bridget gets a Christmas miracle she can't tell her mother about. The OT3 does Christmas Eve.

Before it all goes tits-up, Hard News interviews Mark Darcy and Bridget realizes it isn't just her fiance's face (or body or brain) she likes. It's that gorgeous voice. (Or, An Ode to Mark Darcy, QC, by his loving fiancee, Bridget Jones.)

Set between EOR and BJB. Mark Darcy's terrible, no good day, and the woman who makes it worthwhile.

(Set post-BJB.) Mark shares something he learned about in the States and now Bridget can't get it out of her head. This just might constitute a marital emergency. (Slightly cracky.)