They'd both survived by nothing short of dumb luck that night, which had left them both deep within the mines, scared and separated from their friends. But then by some miracle they'd found each other, hiding from the monster, Jessica badly hurt and unable to run. Matt knew the only way out was down the mountain and that no matter what it took he wasn't leaving Jessica behind.

When no one is looking Mike sneaks up to the bathroom where Sam is taking her infamous bath. Daring Duo Smut with a cheating subplot and plot overall if you squint extra tightly. This is a re-upload in case Ao3 goes down, also my bad for the crappy job it'd my un-beta'd version so things may seem a miss. If so, sorry.

It didn't end. Nothing ever ends. Josh was apprehended, the wendigos were killed, but the raw, threatening experience was burned as scars into their minds. Forever. 'After' follows the life experiences of the characters after they escaped that terrifying night up on the mountain. Will they recover their lives or will they simply shrivel into dust?

"It still feels real." Survival/aftermath AU with each character. Written with Skydork.

Mike survived the night and was given a chance to live his life, but what are these voices he begins to hear? Can Chris help Mike?

A requested story. Mike x Ashley. PWP.

Four years after Blackwood Pines, Sam gets a call that one of her friends are no longer who they used to be. She already lost three friends, and she does not want to lose another! (This is based on the game's Best Ending)

His breath hitches. He's scared. He's terrified. His chest heaves, swallowing hard. But he'd rather feel the fear on his face than see it on hers. A oneshot reflecting on the moment where Chris holds a gun to his chin and wishes he had told her how he felt earlier.

Chris/Josh Washington au don't expect much apart from lots of gay

In the wake of the tragedy at the Blackwood/Washington Estate, Ashley and Chris are forced to cope with the demons that now haunt her. How can they continue their lives together when every shadow holds the face of a fallen friend?

Et peut-être que si Chris n'avait rien dit, et peut-être que si Sam avait gardé ce T-shirt, et si Ashley n'avait pas répondu au téléphone et si Josh avait invité ces meilleurs amis un jour plus tard, peut-être qu'ils n'auraient jamais fini ensemble. Boom. L'effet papillon.

And maybe if Chris hadn't said a thing, and maybe if Sam had kept that shirt, and maybe if Ashley hadn't picked up the phone and if Josh hadn't brought over his bro and his bro's bro the same day Hannah brought over her best friend, maybe they would have never gotten together. Boom. Butterfly effect.

Mia wasn't sure of many things, but she knew that rats would steal silver when they could not get gold. [JoshOC]

It's the year after Joshua Washington's 'disappearance' and the seven friends are back, alive and still recovering from the traumatizing experience that happened the last year. Filled with suspense and sadness, this Until Dawn story will have you wanting more. *NOTE: This story is not written by me, but my BFF Victoria Vile. I give all credit to her.*

*Clears Throat* Imagine, Dear Reader if you will indulge me, a mountain. Now imagine, if you will, a lodge. A lodge filled with people unaware of the torture that awaits them. Saws and Guns and Traps and Fire. Attempted murder. Attempted suicide. Now imagine, if I have yet to destroy your imagination, that they all survive. Rated T for language, blood, and depression! Enjoy kids.

It's one year on since Hannah and Beth went missing. Chris prepares to return to Washington Lodge. (One-Shot)

After the prank on Hannah and Beth, it's as if there's an elephant in the room every time the ten friends get together. But that doesn't stop Josh from gathering them all for one last weekend on Blackwood Mountain on the anniversary of his sisters' disappearance. To the group, it was what they thought was a good weekend plan. But that weekend, for some, would be their last.

A survivor determined to end the curse that took the lives of her friends. A daughter searching for her missing parent. A father desperate to find his lost son. All their paths lead to Blackwood Mountain, and all their hopes may rest with a mysterious drifter familiar with the supernatural. But with the failures of the Wendigo, has the curse summoned an even deadlier threat?

"They say it's darkest before the dawn, but dawn is here and their world is bright with a fire that is turning to ash. Endings are inevitable and they wonder why theirs hasn't come yet." In which Mike and Sam wonder why they're still surviving.

SPOILERS ahead: Don't read if you haven't finished the game. The past is beyond our control, the future however isn't. Josh transforming into a wendigo is just one possible outcome of his story based on decisions he made, but there is more. Find the way to save him, let him meet his death or an even worse fate. Rated M for angst, blood and death.

She has one goal in this dream. Get them all off the mountain. She knows the story, knows the possible outcomes, but can she keep them all alive? Or will her choices change things so drastically she has no way of controlling the fate of eight people or her own fate for that matter? OC STORY. MAJOR SPOILERS FOR UNTIL DAWN!

The Wendingos are gone, dawn has arrived, and everyone made it out of the inferno. The nightmare has ended and everything's alright. Right? With Josh still trapped in the mines, and the option of a rescue operation, a seemingly suicidal rescue operation, hanging in the air, relationships will be pushed to their breaking points.

They'd all survived the night...with the exception of one. But was he really even worth saving at that point? Sam thought so. In the aftermath, Sam reflects upon her year growing closer to Josh, her grief, and her incessant guilt from not being able to save him. A story told thru present time and flashbacks of Josh and Sam's journey on and off Mount Washington. Sam/Josh, Chris/Ash

Six years have passed since the traumatic incident up at the cabin, but one was lucky not to attend the getaway that year. Jennifer Boothe, an aspiring journalist, that went to high school with the victims, has a chance to reunite with the others when the town newspaper asks for an article on what happened up on the mountain. (Mike/OC). [Rating may change to 'M'].

Sam never forgot Joshua or the horrific events that took place on Blackwood Mountain nearly four years prior. The loss of her friends Jess, Matt, and Josh had been the worst kind of pain she had ever imagined she'd feel. Mike had been there for her when she'd felt the most alone and he understood just how hard it was to lose someone you loved. For her that someone was Josh.