After Sarah leaves service she decides it's time to finally tell Lady Grantham the truth, no matter the consequence, but does Cora have the strength to watch her ladies' maid imprisoned? O'Brien/Cora friendship? Really short piece (Murder references)

1888. Martha Levinson wants a title for her daughter and Robert Crawley desperately needs a fortune to restore Downton to its former splendor. A brilliant marriage, as the society papers call it... but will Cora Levinson and her viscount ever find love?

When Elsie tries to make amends with Mary, it makes conversation with Charles. Carson/Hughes relationship. It's a bit OOC for Elsie, considering how she feels about Mary. Reviews&Follows appreciated!

Relations between Mary and Anna after the death of Matthew are tense, but can they be resolved. Spoilers for CS12 but the main one is in this summary. Reviews and Follows appreciated!

AU: William returns from war, injured but very much alive, and Daisy feels compelled to tell him her true feelings. Except her true feelings are a lot more complicated than she initially realizes.

Tom writes a letter to Sybil on the one year anniversary of her death. This will be my only story in which Sybil dies, but I felt like Tom needed to explain to Sybil why he was still at Downton. Please don't hate me, I'm still not very good at this writing lark.

Doctor Clarkson's feelings towards Isobel Crawley were already described. And how is it with her? Is he really just a friend?

A goddess in blue and her hero in grey went walking along through the fairground one day.

"You'll come back when it's over?" "Of course, no need to say good bye" - In which Isobel thinks about her decision to leave Downton and go to France, and Richard realizes to be afraid of losing her. And so they end up at the train-station, in front of her train. Because, Goodness, they should have given us this scene - Title obviously inspired by Regina Spektor's song "The Call".

The Duke of Crowborough is back to cause trouble, as his arrival sparks off a chain of events which result in heart break, confusion, misery, and dare I say desire. Set post S3. Unfortunately I cannot take credit for the characters, this must go to Julian Fellowes.

Thomas is tired of Alfred's jabs. When Thomas hears Alfred and Jimmy place a bet involving a new barmaid at the Red Lion, he thinks he has figured out a way to earn back their respect or at the very least, make them look foolish.

Was it really such a bad idea to marry William, Daisy? very short and quick story in Daisy's POV right after William's death.

It's just the letter mentioned in Series 3, episode 6 when John Bates returns home from prison. But in my imagination, John would have been this exact in his selection of feeling and this brief and to the point. We write "to fill the holes in our hearts" I read once. I think it's true. I wanted to read his letter, so I wrote my version of it.

Is Jimmy really so determined being homosexual is something he could never experience? So what led him to yell on Thomas that night he came to kiss him?

Modern AU in which Mary is the rising star at one of London's most elite fashion houses and Matthew is a newly hired junior executive in the legal department.

What might Cora and Robert get up to on a summer night in Newport? (one-shot)

Coping with little Lady Mary and baby Edith exhausts the young lord and lady; Cora's maid begins to suspect something is amiss.

I just got really into Downton Abbey, and thought there was serious subtext between Cora/O'Brien - at least from the latter's POV and thought I'd write a (really) quick drabble. 'femslash' 'Corah'

Set during series 2 episode 6 or 7. The end of the war changes the lives of two of the occupants of Downton Abbey dramatically. Will their romance blossom or die? Sorry I suck at summaries and titles. Please read and review, no flames please.

This story follows Sybil and Branson as their friendship blossoms into something more. AU. It starts a couple of months after Branson first arrives, but it doesn't follow the timeline/events of the show.

This is a fantasy meeting of Anna and John at home on St.Patrick's Day night. This was requested by a generous reader. I searched my volume of Irish poetry and came upon this little gem by dumb luck, "No Sickness Like A Secret Love" and is indeed 15th or 16th century by an anonymous author and translated from the Irish Gaelic.

Everybody knows how desperate Sybil's family members were when she died. But did anybody know how affected Thomas was?

Sarah O'Brien is leaving for India as Susan Flintshire's lady's maid, thus abandoning her beloved mistress, Cora Crawley. Or is she? Cora Crawley/Sarah O'Brien. Inspired by the recent news of Siobhan Finneran's departure from Downton Abbey. Rated T to be safe, but I don't think it needs it, really. Very angsty reading ahead, you've been warned!

These are not my characters, this is not my story. This is a short walk home to the Bates' cottage.

In which Edward and Thomas help each other heal after Dr. Clarkson allows him to stay, and Thomas falls deeply, deeply in love. Fifteen snippets. / Thomas/Edward slash. Spoilers for series 2.