While satisfying, Erik's visit to the Church finds him panicky as he returns to the Opera House. Memories of the past - rise up and his only thought is to find Christine to calm him, even if only as The Angel of Music.

The Mystery in the Music unmasking scene from Erik's perspective. One-shot.

A twist of fate or a shift in a star? Both? Who can tell? But on the first Monday in May, a night at the Met raises more questions than answers as Erik and Christine find themselves hurtling toward an inevitable reunion...nearly two centuries in the making. E/C Modern AU...among many others

Mystery in the Music-verse. The newly reunited de Rouen family say goodbye to Erik's mother. ALW-verse with Kay references.

Meg Giry could hardly recall a time when she did not know stories of the Opera Ghost, a Ghost who seems to be just a man, a real man, living isolated and alone somewhere in that beautiful theatre. Meg knew what it was like to be lonely.. Likely to be a melting pot of book, movie, musical and Susan Kay.

After missing Mass with the ballet "rats," Christine has thoughts about friendship and companionship - particularly in regard to her relationship with the Angel of Music.

Erik held Christine to her promise to marry him, and she is still adjusting to the new life she has been forced into, as she learns more about Erik - and about herself. Slightly dark, smut, canon era, one shot. Erik/Christine

Christine Daaé is a talented, brainy (and somewhat oblivious) junior in high school. In her diary, she chronicles, among other things, her relationship with Raoul, and the mood swings of her strange music theory teacher, Mr. Destler.

With no benefactress, no friends, and no father, Christine sings for coins on the streets of Paris, before joining a brothel. There she attracts the interest of a rather strange client… Dark Leroux AU

After the fire, Christine returns to the place she lost her soul. ExC

Erik settles himself in his hiding place in a confessional at the L'église de la Madeleine, only to find Christine is not there. Unable to leave without being seen, he settles in, ruminating on his past when an unexpected penitent appears.

Christine misses Mass with the other dancers and questions continuing the practice at all.

Beth and Leo win a trip to Paris, it didn't go as expected. Travelling through time they are in France in their favourite book/movie. The Phantom does not like Beth and Leo has a chance at love. What will they do? Stay true to the story line or change it forever? May change rating to M. Disclaimer We do not own any rights to PotO.

Christine is a 17 year old girl, who keeps having strange dreams about a Man with no Face. Erik has tried in two other lifetimes to win her love, but once he did, he lost her. The year is 2015 and this is Erik's final chance for true happiness. The problem is, Christine doesn't remember any of her past lives with him. Modern Day E/C

Calling each other pet names comes easily for Christine, but for Erik...Not so much. Five occasions where she does and Erik finally calls her one too. A little steamy, nothing graphic. :D FLUFF. No angst.

"I just want to be loved. I just want someone to look at me, and see me-really see me, and still think I'm worth it. Still think I'm beautiful. And I keep trying, but it's so hard." Her blue eyes welled with fresh tears. "Every time, this happens. Why do I always believe them?" COMPLETE E/C

Another anniversary, another gift, but this one she knows he isn't going to like. Part 3 of the Domestic Trio

With a desperate desire to change the past, Christine finds the impossible near some ancient standing stones – and falls centuries into a destiny fated-to-be with the man known only as Le Masque. She alone can save them, before death's cruel hand separates them for all time. An E/C historical fantasy sequel - Heavily inspired by D.G.s Outlander and similar tales

Even Erik craves the same things others are so easily afforded. NSFW

Erik thinks back on his life living beneath the opera house before Christine and what a smile can do. This is the partner to A-Musings - Christine. Same time period, but from Erik's POV. This is similar to how I wrote Sing for Me and She Sang for Me.

Dazed after the initial unmasking, Christine makes the decision to confront her mysterious teacher while warring with feelings she can't verbalize. Pairing E/C.

Christine learns to laugh and smile again after her father's death.

From the moment Christine Daaé stepped foot in the Palais Garnier, he was there, whispering her name, beckoning her to find him. He teaches her, and she inspires him. Fate weaves their paths together like two strands of melody, destined to become entwined.

An alternate ending to the musical.

Christine returned to her small hometown as the new elementary school music teacher. Now she's forced to run a children's summer camp with the new guy in town: a misanthropic masked man from the big city. Modern AU