Gleb loved Russia. In return it gave him a gun and a warm coat to keep it in. Or, how to compress two thirds of the show into a few scenes and let Gleb and Anya run away to Finland.

We know what happened to Anastasia 10 years after the murder of her family, but what about the time in between? How did Anastasia become Anya? Takes place the night of the murders up through the point of the beginning of the musical.

AU. The Romanovs were never executed. Anastasia is forced into an arranged marrige with an officer, Gleb. But she is in love with a poor kitchen boy named Dimitry. If only Grand Duchesses ended up with orphans like him.

She's near at hand, yet here he stands... his heart and mind at war... could he have pulled the trigger, if he'd been told...?

Anya has just given birth to a beautiful, healthy daughter and reflects upon her journey leading up to this point.

Anya doesn't know about her past... for all she knew was that she was found outside, on a snowy night... (Version 1 of the story, Version 2 will come out soon!)

Anya loses her nana, two years after being reunited. Nana of course, wouldn't have left her if she were alone. She lived to see her family grow again, which is all she could have wanted. The last gift she gives Anya is the same as the last gift she gave young Anastasia. Life is funny, that way. Featuring: Very sad Anya, Dima being a good dad, and Anya accepting the future.

"Did you ever see a day coming when you'd let a baby try to eat precious stones?" The day Dmitry does just that has arrived. The day of Vlad and Sophie's wedding has finally come, not without Russian drama of course. Just some more fluff, about Anya, Dima, and eventually Lily and Vlad!

So many of Anya's memories came from pictures. Dmitry is dedicated to capturing their lives in photos. A scrapbook of their lives, the important moments and the insignificant, caught on film.

The unplanned pregnancy story no-one asked for. Anya didn't stop him in time from leaving Paris. He's gone, with no way to contact him. She has something left of his, of course, that's changed her life forever. Maybe if he's lucky, it'll change his life too. (why yes, some Dimya angst, but eventually Dimya fluff)

"do you remember how to walk?" "I can't see my feet, and it's all your fault." Drabbles of the 9 months leading into their daughter's birth. Prequel-esk to "You Were Born in a Palace by the Seine"

"your mother though... she was born in a real palace, when it was the greatest country in the world." Just some anya/dima fluff! Updated: "and he was so sick.. what if I make our children sick like he was?" aka: Anya's memories of her brother's sickness are triggered by her son.

Post-Comrade and Princess. The Dowager Empress wants to throw Anya a wedding in Paris. Gleb thinks one wedding is quite enough, thank you.

What happens next

There is no revolution. A ball is thrown in celebration of Anastasia's sixteenth birthday. Ana and Dmitri meet for the . . . second time? How the third verse to "In a Crowd of Thousands" would sound. One-shot.

anastasia romanov returns to school from cheerleading camp to a new school administration, a new principal, and her classmates weird new obsession with rugby and it's star player.

On their train ride out of Russia, Anya and Dmitry deepen their relationship over a cup of tea while Vlad is Vlad. The musical characters with the movie setting. Fluff and drama one-shot. Reviews always appreciated!

Dmitry and Anya navigate life through a series of milestones.

An alternate History where the bolsheviks were defeated. This is what came of Anastasia and her family as their rule of Russia strengthened.

There are worse things than having to share an apartment with a dead Bolshevik, Anya just can't think of any at the moment.

Intrigued by the title? You'll have to read to find out ;)

A very short, fluffy one shot of the ending Dimya scene.

One-shot, covering when Dmitry sees Anastasia at the parade as children. And then, sudden pain. I'm sorry.

Set shortly after the end of the Anastasia musical, it covers what happens after Anya and Dmitry elope.

A modern retelling of Anastasia the musical. Rated M for graphic violence and language.