Dear reader; This story pertains to a double confession between Isadora Quagmire and Klaus Baudelaire. Within this digital story you will read about couplets, couples, Monopoly games, and poetry. Iwould advise reading The Alleviating Aftermath first, and possibly The Terrific Tour, but all three of these are better if not read at all. With all due respect, lemony Snicket

Dear reader; Within this oneshot, you will read about an in-depth description of the secret library and its home, which belongs to the Baudelaire and Quagmire children. However, I'd advise you not read this. That is because it contains spoilers and just overall should be read after The Alleviating Aftermath, which should not be read at all. With all due respect, Lemony Snicket.

Dear Reader; Programmed into this site is a story unlike the rest of the Baudelaire orphans. It is their best story yet, albeit still tragic at times. In this digital story, you will read about tearful reunions, dangerous people, murder, a dishonest trial, and Indian food. I advise you against reading this. With all due respect, Lemony Snicket.

This is not the story of how Beatrice's and Bertrand's life together began, but it is the story of how they went from partners in crime to married partners.

"On the edge of your seat" is a phrase used to convey great excitement and devotion to that which you are viewing. It is a phrase that describes the current situation of Violet and Quigley, in a literal sense. They are on the edge of their seat, because their seat is the edge of a mountain. There is no choice but to be on the edge of one's seat in such a circumstance. (Quiglet)

Dear reader, I advise you to stop reading now as you will never see Violet Baudelaire in the same light again. This is not a cheerful tale of youthful love as you might hope for but. Rather is it a story of despair and the futile attempt to regain some control in these horrid situations Violet keeps finding herself in. I suggest to you look away now. Violet/Isadora

Lemony reflects on Ellington Feint and his solitude. [Post-ATWQ]

12 years-old Bertrand spent two weeks in Stain'd-by-the-sea.

In which Violet takes just a few more steps towards Quigley in The Grimm Grotto and it changed everything.

Violet finds out her stupid boyfriend is chaeting and decides to unleash her inner badass.

As Beatrice II is born, Kit and Olaf shares their final moment and Violet comes to term with her past fears. In which Beatrice II is Olaf's daughter. - Kit/Olaf, mentions of Violet and Olaf. Based on the book and show. Kitlaf.

Daydreaming during class can have disastrous consequences. Just ask Isadora.

Beatrice was supposed to meet Bertrand after his performance was over, but something went terribly wrong.

When The Baudelaires discover that Count Olaf is in jail they are excited but when they gwt a visitor they are excited (im so sorry if this sucks)

To the Chef and the Baticeer: "If you ever wish to see these kids again, agree to hand over the Baudelaire fortune." Sunny and Beatrice take Trevor and Hunter with them on a daring rescue mission when Nikki Quagmire, Elizabeth Baudelaire, and Sam Quagmire get kidnapped by V.F.D. villains. A full sequel to my How It Should Have Been book! Swearing will be included. Universe*

He was always so good at starting fires. A one-shot of Olaf and Kit's second-to-last kiss.

My name is Molly Starfield. I am 13 years old and live in a big mansion with my mother and father. I am an only child but I'm not as lonely as you may think. My best friends, the Baudelaires, live right next door to me. Our parents where close friends so we grew up always being together. We became a team and each of us had something to offer.

Older!Engaged!V.F.D.!Violet and Quigley are just trying to make it home in time. T for Violet's potty mouth

"Well?" she says. "Cheers to him, right?" The waves are beginning to lap imperceptibly closer; blink and you miss it, but it's obvious as the minutes pass that the tide is coming in.

Based on the Heimlich Hospital episodes, the missing scenes following Violet's capture.

Sunny tells the story of her life and marriage to Olaf, and how a friend made it bearable, and possibly saved her life. please read and review.

She didn't remember anything. That was the thing that had always bothered Sunny. She knew she wasn't supposed to—she'd been an infant when it started, and even when everything was over she was little more than a toddler. But still, she felt she should have some memory of the unfortunate events that defined her entire life.

After the Marvilos Marrige but Klause and Violet fail to stop Count Olaf and his plans More chapters coming Rated M for very good reasons

A secret Santa gift for the lovely SofterSoftest, feat. terrible things and ways bad situations could always get worse

A Quiglet Christmas One-Shot