Erik has a list of reasons to prove his hypothesis that Christine is an angel. Christine has her own list to refute this

Set after Kay's work, a lost Erik returns to Persia, where the Khanum waits for him with a gift worth staying for... Disclaimer: I don't own any of these characters. In this version, Christine never consummated her relationship with Erik (and he didn't die, obviously).

Christine hauls Erik up to the Opera house roof for a picnic.

Gaston Leroux is visited one afternoon by Juliette de Chagny who has found her mother's diary and wishes to have the true fate of The Opera Ghost known.

Erik is a diligent caretaker when given the chance.

Christine hates to see Erik cold, even when he is sleeping on the couch.

Starts just after Christine left with Raoul and follows Erik as he returns to Italy. There, he meets a young woman called Anne, eager to make her mark on the world. After a difficult start they both grow to like each other but will the chaos of his past and her future be too much? (K)erik/OC

Emmeline Ingram is suddenly a rising star in the Vocal Department at university, but when she disappears for several days after working at her internship restoring an old theater, nearly 150 year old case files are opened again. Strange events are happening and they mirror those that inspired Gaston Leroux's famous novel. What has she been doing in that abandoned theater?

Christine promised Erik she wouldn't take her life after becoming his bride. She lied. Warning: Very, very dark. *One-Shot*

Having broken his addiction to morphine, Erik still craves it from time to time but Christine helps him through it.

The story we all know seen through alternative view points and impressions of those who knew Christine Daae, telling the story without her - beginning with her conservatoire singing teacher. Inspired by Leroux and Christine's lack of independent voice in the ALW musical.

When Erik reveals himself to be a man, and not a Heavenly angel, Christine must choose how to react and move forward. Pure E/C fluff.

Erik finishes composing 'Don Juan Triumphant' and it leaves him shattered, but Christine is there and maybe everything will be all right after all. (Pre-Relationship)

A series of oneshots based on events told from different POVs. New one up- Requiem for a Ghost

Christine has made her choice. But is it too late?

Christine experiences the darker aspects of one of Erik's many talents . . .

Erik and Christine start a new life together. They have a peaceful and happy marriage. Together they try to put the past behind. This story takes place after the final lair. The story continues with their flashbacks which unfold something surprising.

It is a year since Erik's death, and Christine reflects on that night, what was and is, and what might have been. (Kay AU)

AU. Peace in Giovanni Marchesi's Roman house is a fragile thing between Luciana's fractious nature and Erik's dark tempers. This fragile peace is shattered when a Swedish violinist and his daughter come to visit.

Erik has kept Christine in his house underground for two months, conflicted between desire and fear, not daring to touch her and yet unwilling to release her. But then she escapes…and Erik's pursuit has interesting, if entirely unforeseen, consequences.

"There had been no priest, no northern railway station. Not yet." A brief continuation to Leroux, during the three weeks following Erik's final visit to the daroga. R/C, but E/C friendly.

"…but remember we hold the ace! For if Miss Daaé sings, he is certain to attend…" Christine continues to sort through her twisting emotions after leaving the managers' office. A fill-in scene for the ALW musical, between Notes II and the Don Juan rehearsal.

Erik and Christine and walking on the beach.

Love isn't just stolen kisses on a rooftop and parties - it is building a life together, through thick and thin, good times and bad. An explanation as to why Christine mentioned that monkey music box so often. ALW musical-based. R/C.

Erik decides to eliminate his competition for Christine's love once and for all. Short and to the point. Darkphic. Leroux-based.