What I shared with Juan had been but a brief affair but resulting in the birth of a child out-of-wedlock. Juan having no knowledge of this, went off to marry his Spanish bride while I was left to raise the child. I loved our son without fault. But what happens when Juan discovers his existence? Will he share my sentiments? Two-shot.

For the past two years, I had been Cesare Borgia's loving wife. And I had loved him with abandon, never doubting his love and loyalty to me. But a rumor was spreading the whole of Rome that my husband had taken a lover. And the weight of that one rumor could make my world cave in. Two-shot.

Lucrezia est une reine pour beaucoup d'entre eux. Pour elle, sa plus belle couronne, c'est celle que lui décerne Cesare. [Women's March 2022]

"Si je te demandais de m'épouser, que dirais-tu, Cesare ?" Recueil de OS sur Lucrezia et Cesare Borgia

Giulia looks back on her life with Rodrigo Borgia.

Cesare has done the unforgiveable: fratricide. Thinking this a necessary act, he considers himself unphased - while in reality, Juan's murder goes far beyond mere pragmaism. Years of built-up tensions and repressed feelings come to the surface, and dramatically restructure not only Cesare's life but the dynamics of his entire family - most notably his relationship with his sister.

[Modern/AU] Lucrezia's big wedding day is getting closer, but instead of focusing on the preparations, she's focusing on her brother. The siblings' obsessive behaviour with each other makes it difficult to see the outside world clearly, and to keep business and personal matters apars. Things escalate when their father gets involved. Follow-up of Mud Nostalgia.

[Modern day/AU] Lucrezia is engaged to Alfonso, who starts taking issue with Cesare's possessive behaviour towards his sister. Lucrezia doesn't seem aware of this, nor is she aware of her own fixation on her brother's romantic life. In this short, Cesare takes Lucrezia to a football game, where they attract the attention of the crowds for all the wrong reasons. Sequel: Desiderium

Death descends on Pascal, and Micheletto Corella has never asked forgiveness.

The destiny of a servant girl in the Vatican is inextricably linked with that of her mistress, Lucrezia Borgia. The daughter of a poor Roman family, Betta becomes Lucrezia's confidant and friend and through their life together she develops into a person willing to do anything to protect the family that she loves.

Elle voit en lui une Prison dorée faite de convenances et d'obligations qui lui sont inconnues. Il voit en elle sa tendre Liberté laissant le champ ouvert à son Ambition maladive. Pourtant ils ont besoin l'un de l'autre. Ils apprendront à leurs dépends qu'il faut se méfier de ses rêves parfois sadiques et malsains. Jusqu'où iront - ils pour assouvrir ce feu qui les consume ?

Pascal rarely wakes up with Micheletto behind him and he wants to see his face without disturbing his peaceful slumber. He miserably fails.

Done on request from crazystar662. This story explores the relationship between Vanozza and Theo (a fictional character). During dinner they talk and in the course of it feeling that never really died are awakened. Takes place before Lucrezia's marriage to Giovanni Sforza. Hope you enjoy!

Alfonso d'Este tenait dans ses bras son fils mort, l'enfant n'avait que quelques jours et n'avait pas survécu. (Basé sur la série de Tom Fontana).

"Voilà trois nuits et quatre journées que tu n'est plus là." Alessandro Farnèse à Silvia

Rodrigo moves his family from Spain to Rome, hoping for a new start and a new way reconnect with his wife Vanozza. However, something is wrong with the house. Eerie figures and a twisted history begin to affect the family. Dark desires come to the surface and the family begin to fall prey to temptations. (Warnings: No porn / eventual incestual relationship / Non-explicit rape).

Cesare's arms made her forget about Sforza and the french armies' importance, walking down on Rome. [Writing month challenge - Day 24]

'Their love was unlikely, unnatural, impossible even. How could any other compare' The Borgias one-shot

Les bras de Cesare lui firent oublier l'importance de Sforza et des français qui marchaient sur Rome.

What if Paolo didn't die? What if he was hurtled into the future? What if he was able to love again?

Follow a young girl growing up in the streets of Rome while she struggles trying to find her place in a corrupted city and a country that hardly can be called a country at all.

Time and individual experiences had changed them both, leaving them ash that seemed to keep burning despite itself. ( a short drabble that could possibly turn into a story )

"Yet mortal as Cesare may be, God made the mistake of endowing him with both indomitable spirit and love." A Lucrezia and Cesare oneshot.

What good was prayer when she didn't repent? How could she ask for forgiveness if she had no intention to stop sinning? [Cesare/Lucrezia, post-S3]

Is it possible to be lovers and siblings? After all blood is thicker than water. K for now but will likely develop to MA