Disclaimer: I do not own anything.

Timeframe: right after the end of the show

Pairing: Glinda/OC Elphaba/Fiyero

a/n: I love Wicked. This story is based off the musical. I have only seen the show once so if I get something wrong please just tell me how to correct it and be nice about it. I am open to any and all suggestions. This story is AU.

As time progressed Geoffrey and Glinda became inseparable. Since Glinda had finally learned the skills that Geoffrey had been teaching her since the beginning, the two decided to have frequent practice sessions so they could make sure she had everything under control, but they soon realized that studying was the last thing on their minds.

"Geoffrey, stop," Glinda said giggling as he kissed every inch of her neck. They were attempting to have a study session but failing miserably. Glinda glanced over at the clock and was shocked to see how late it was. She slowly pulled herself free of Geoffrey's grasp and turned to look at him, "Geoffrey it's really late, I think we should both turn in."

"Alright." he said. He took her hand and started to head toward the stairs.

"No Geoffrey, that's not what I meant." She said, pulling her hand free.

"So what did you mean, Miss Glinda?" he asked raising an eyebrow. She glared at him playfully. His smirk told her he knew exactly what she meant, he just chose to ignore it completely."Well I really don't see the point of that." He replied impishly.

Glinda opened her mouth to respond but Geoffrey placed his hand over it. "What if..." He thought for a second. "What if we never had to turn in without each other."

"What do you mean?" She eyed him skeptically.

"I mean, what if we lived together! We practically do already, but this would-I don't know-make it official." Before she could answer he gazed into her eyes with a look that made her legs shake and her heart melt.

"O.k., lets do it," She said, inhaling nervously. He smiled and leaned in to kiss her but she stopped him. "Wait a minute there lover boy, there are some conditions that we have to discuss. First of all you have to promise not to become too overprotective if I fall and hurt myself or if I am sick."

"Sounds easy enough." He answered instantly. Glinda could tell all he wanted to do was sweep her off her feet and kiss her, so she drew out each of her responses as long as she could, smiling to herself.

"Promise me."

"Alright, I will, but the next time you have fallen and broken your leg or you are lying unconscious on the ground somewhere because you have fainted from a high fever, don't come whining to me." Glinda shot him one of her 'oh, you think you're so smart' looks.

"Second: the sleeping arrangements will me made up by me." She smiled coyly.

"Fair enough. So, can I kiss you now?" He was practically whining.

"Oh, I don't know..." she said in a teasing manner. Geoffrey gave her a pleading look, his eyes wide and sparkling. "Now how can I say no to that?" She replied, wrapping her arms around his neck.

He smiled as he leaned in to kiss her, his arms snaking around her waist. In one swift motion he lifted her up into his arms, Glinda squealing and giggling the whole way upstairs.

"Good morning love." Geoffrey said as he entered the kitchen. It had been two weeks since they had moved in together and they couldn't have been happier. Glinda turned around quickly and just as she opened her mouth to respond a wave of dizziness swept over her. She shut her eyes tightly, trying to make the dizziness go away. Geoffrey was at her side immediately. After a few seconds, the dizziness passed and she opened her eyes. "Are you alright?" He asked nervously.

"I think so." She rubbed her eyes vigorously.

"Are you sure? You look kind of pale." Geoffrey tightened his grip on her arm.

"It must have been something I ate last night." She said, releasing herself from Geoffrey's tight hold and gathered her things together to go to the emerald city palace.

"Are you sure? Maybe you should stay home today." He said looking at her worriedly.

"No, I'll be fine. See you in a little bit." She said as she kissed him quickly on the lips and left. As Geoffrey continued getting ready to go into the city himself he was filled with a sense of worry. He had eaten the same meal as Glinda the night before and he felt fine. Just as he was about to leave there was a knock at the front door. He heard the housekeeper answer it and then muffled voices. After a few minutes, he heard the door close and the housekeeper's footsteps coming towards the kitchen.

"Sir, this was just delivered." She said quickly, handing him a piece of parchment. He took it from her and opened it slowly.
It read:

Dear Miss. Glinda Upland
I regret to inform you that the prisoner Madam Morrible has escaped from our prison. Our guards are already searching for her. We will keep you informed of the progress that is being made.
Sincerely yours,
The head of the guard

The day was dark in the city of OZ. Elphaba quietly crept through a house that was not familiar to her whatsoever, but for some reason she knew were she was going. She eventually came to a closed door that she opened slowly. She entered a room that she would have found to be disgusting with its pink walls and overall perky feeling, but instead it instilled upon her a feeling of fear. Her eyes went to the canopy bed in the center of the room. There was a pale young woman lying in the bed. She looked like she was in her mid-twenties, and had blond hair that curled around her shoulders. She was drenched in sweat. There was a man sitting in a chair next to her bed.

"Come on Glinda, you have to get better." His voice was wavering, tears in his eyes.

"Glinda?" Elphaba said, astonished. She began walking towards the bed just as the man sitting beside it looked up. Elphaba stopped in her tacks, thinking that he was looking directly at her, but soon realized that he was looking a something behind her. She quickly spun around to see the wizard standing there. After a few seconds, a smirk spread across his face and he began to laugh.

Elphaba bolted up in bed, her brow drenched with sweat and her breathing labored.

"It's ok, it's ok." Fiyero said soothingly as he pulled her towards him and began stroking her hair. "It was just a nightmare."

"No it wasn't, there 's something wrong with Glinda and I think that the wizard has something to do with it!" She said frantically, her breathing still erratic

"Elphaba, I'm sure Glinda is fine, and the wizard is in another world, so lets just go back to sleep." Elphaba reluctantly gave in and the two lay down side by side and drifted off to sleep.

The next day all that Elphaba could think about was the dream from the previous night. Suddenly she heard someone calling her.

"Yes?" she called, looking up. There was no response, "Fiyero?" There was no answer once again, then the voice called back, louder this time.

"Elphaba! Elphaba help!" The voice called. It was a female voice, but not just any female voice. It was Glinda's.

"Glinda?"

"Elphi, help!" Glinda's voice was weak and strained.

"Glinda, where are you? What's wrong?" Elphaba's voice caught in her throat as she remembered her dream.

"Elphi…." her voice faded away.

"Glinda?" She was yelling into the empty room now.

"Elphaba?" Elphaba spun around only to come face to face with Fiyero. "Who are you talking to?" He wore a puzzled expression.

"Its Glinda, something's wrong." She began pacing frantically in circles, trying to collect her thoughts.

"Elpha-""No, don't say it, she's not fine. She's in trouble and I know it. I'm going to help her and there's nothing you can do to stop me." She turned and quickly tried to make her way out of the room, but Fiyero grabbed her arm before she could leave.

"Elphaba, you cant. What if it's a trap?"

"And what if its not?" she said, trying to wrenching her arm free. "I'm going and there's nothing you can do to stop me." She repeated, her eyes searing into his. He finally released her and she walked briskly to the door.

"Elphaba, wait." He sighed in defeat. "If your going then I'm coming with you."

Somewhere near the outskirts of OZ, crashes and shouts could be heard coming from inside a cave. Inside the cave, and the source of the noise, was the former Wonderful Wizard of OZ, along with the former head mistress of Shiz Academy and press secretary to the wizard.

"This was NOT the way it was supposed to be! We were supposed to get those powers when we started this whole thing. That was why she was called to the city in the first place and now we have to start from scratch. Moreover, this time that Glinda girl has powers as well. If she hadn't stepped in to begin with we would already have OZ under our control entirely!" The Wizard was stomping furiously and gesticulating wildly around.

"You seem to forget that the green girl is out of the way. You only have to deal with Glinda." The wizard stopped his rampage and turned to look at his secretary, a sickening smile spreading across his face.

"You are absolutely right." He seemed skeptical. "Alright... if you would just hold up your end of the bargain."

"Wouldn't it just be easier to drop a house on her?"

"NO!" he shouted, "I want this to be as slow and painful as possible. However, if you are not willing to hold up your end of the bargain I can easily give you back to the guards, who are probably already aware of your abscense."

"Fine, we'll do it your way." Exasperated, she lifted her arms and shot a stream of light into the wizard's chest. "There, now you should be able to use your crystal ball." The wizard smirked and walked over to were the ball was sitting. He looked deep into the glass, thinking hard about what he wanted to see. After a few seconds, he saw a picture of Glinda appear in the ball.

"Say goodbye to your powers, Miss. Upland."

a/n:I still really need help. so please review and send me sone ideas. if i getat least 8 reviewsi will update.please give me some ideas on what you think should happen next