A blade of grass tickles whisper-soft across her sun-warmed cheek and Teddy's low whistle hums in her ear. Jo/Laurie; my apologies to Louisa May Alcott for the egregious liberties I've taken with her characters!

What if it had been Jo who fell into the pond that day instead of Amy ? jo, laurie

It's the night before Jo's wedding, and Amy and Laurie are home together. Poor Amy. One-shot.Laurie/Jo briefly, Laurie/Amy. Rated for some mild thematic elements.

Bookbased. Amy comes to a realization when Laurie comes to her in Switzerland after Beth's death, and knows she has to make a decision. Will any or all have a happy ending? Updated, I'm going to try and finish, and soon. Please review!

En esta tarde, la nostalgia me hace buscar una taza de café y contemplar mi pasado. Te veo furioso por mi rechazo, con el dolor en carne viva. Hoy tendrás tu respuesta. Jo M./Laurie L. Spoilers.

Jo, walking in the garden with Beth, for once understood music better than her sister, for he played the 'Sonata Pathetique', and played it as he never did before.

Jo says yes to Laurie's proposal for all the wrong reasons; Falling in love with your best friend is the hardest thing she will ever have to do. Jo/Laurie

What happens after the years have passed them both? Jo and Laurie during Christmas, as adults.

A short ficlet depicting Laurie's feelings and thoughts as he watches the sisters - his sisters - slowly fall apart.

Little Women is a classic story. Here it is untouched until Chapter 27 - where the revisement begins. In this version of the timeless tale Amy is leaving for Europe, but Jo does not leave for NY. To find out why you must read the story...

Jo's Boys drabble. Emil has a gift for Mary.

Laurie's back from college to celebrate Jo's birthday. With him are bucketloads of presents and a confession that leaves Jo utterly speechless UPDATED...SORRY FOR THE YEAR LONG DELAY

This is the story of Little Women, told from Laurie's point of view.

Jo briefly looks back and reasons with why she rejected Laurie. Oneshot, please read and review!

Laurie goes to see Jo. She's nervous and he helps her.

Jo has a picnic with Laurie and his friends. A girl is particularly interested in him and Jo gets jealous. One shot

Jo's Boys “I'm in love." If possible, Nan’s eyes narrowed even more. “So?” “With you.” Tommy/Nan.

“Detesto ver que las cosas se tuercen, cuando un tironcito acá y un empujoncito allá lo arreglaría todo"

Sometimes, castles in the air have to land.

A little piece of Jo/Laurie fluff set after the scene where Jo sells her hair.

Yes, we all hate Amy. She burned Jo's book, she took Jo's trip to Europe and she stole Laurie as well. But what if we looked through those situations through the youngest March girl's eyes. This story takes us through Amy's side of the story, longing for

Jo and Teddy have grown content with their new lives, but neither are truly happy. Then one rainy day, tragedy strikes Prof. Bhaer and Jo refuses to see anyone, except Teddy that is...

In this love triangle, there are no winners. Amy/Laurie/Jo

Freidrich avait raison, Jo devait écrire sur ceux qu'elle aimait...

Takes place the day Jo rejects Laurie, but puts a stop to the madness before it begins. Jo realizes what she will lose if she lets him go.