Erik finds his daily life disturbed by a young woman years before Christine. He makes his choice to help her early on. He has forgotten how to love, so when he finds himself slowly falling for her-the famous Christine Daae appears and gives him the chance at light and perfection. Only after does he realize where his priorities lie.

This is our humble version of the final chapters for "Tapestry of Deceit" originally written by Lady Rosesong. The story of Erik, the mysterious and brooding Black Knight and Christine, the lonely servant girl, forced to portray her mistress in a web of deception when Erik comes to claim his promised bride. A sweeping tale of romance, mystery, vengeance and mistaken identity.

The story of a girl whose life was like a fairytale — Until she realized that her castle was her prison and her enchanted prince was a monster. 1873 - Erik Roinoir, musical director of the Opera Garnier, becomes the guardian of a young Christine Daae.

Minha primeira tentativa no gênero. Baseado no livro Phantom de Susan Kay.

Takes place at the end of the musical. What if Christine hadn't come back to give Erik his ring back? What if it was for something else?

She would send him a yellow rose with a single-line note

Durante quince años, el Fantasma de la Ópera ha sido dado por muerto. A sus cincuenta años, su único deseo es que le dejen tranquilo, y para conseguirlo ha hecho un pacto. ¿Qué ocurre cuando el hombre con quien pactó muere? OCs en cantidad, elementos sobrenaturales.

"I am finally leaving the hurt behind." Meg's suicide. Based on the final scene of Love Never Dies but Christine wasn't accidentally shot.

Well, this is what you get when you add late nights, phans, and annoying boys who like vampires. France has fallen victim to vampires, and Paris is next to fall. The people at the Opera Populaire are starting to wonder... Is the Phantom one of them? Filled with cliches, epic plot twists, vampires, OC's, and, of course, Erik! R&R, please!

Takes place during the climactic final lair; Phantom's thoughts when Christine kisses him. Just something I thought of after seeing the play at the Peace Center last night. Rated for mentions of killing. REVIEW PLEASE!

Persephone loved her mother very much, that is, until she was murdered. When this tragedy struck she was placed with the only person who could support her, her uncle Firmin. Reluctantly, M. Firmin takes his niece to the Paris Opera House, and puts her to work as a servant. Not the most ideal job, that is, until she meets someone who turns her life around.

She knew then that she would never escape the Opera House. Not truly.

Christine was still young and had so much to learn. Her heart and good nature are conflicting with her life. Yet she can't help but write to her Angel of Music while they are separated. She only wants to make things right for him. For both of them. Christine will try to mend the wounds caused by her own foolishness. E/C

After the death of her mother Charlotte travels to Paris to learn the truth about her father

Raoul and Christine on the rooof

one-shot E/C takes place before revelation of the Phantom to Christine, she still takes him for her Angel of Music. When she asks his tutor innocent question the conversation turns out to be confusing and odd. What does he mean?

Christine, singing a duet with her Angel, her Phantom, her enemy. My first phic (not my first fic though, just to clarify)!

How Erik became deformed and subsequently became... a vampire? Hey, it could happen.

Why didn't Raoul listen?

Inspired by Pyscho-therapy of the Opera Ghost, and a second chance at my previous therapy fic. The villians, anti-heroes and their victims are all getting the help they so desperately need, but don't necessarily deserve. Leave your suggestions in the review box or PM me!

Raoul and Erik finally find some common ground... Over drinks.

The Phantom and Raoul duel for Christine in the graveyard

Christine faces her first Christmas alone in the Opera House and can't seem to get into the spirit of the season until she gets a special gift.

"When you're able to travel on your own, Christine, you are to visit the Paris Opera House." Those were the final words of Gustave Daae. When Christine turned 18, she did just that...With the help of the Opera's owner, Nadir Khan, Christine finds love in her new home. But nothing could prepare her for the day when she came face to face with the house's manager... E/C as always.

What does the Opera Ghost think about when he can't sleep?