One shot collection of the Madrigal family healing, or hurting as a family. Requests open.

After being confronted by Pepa after the Crack Incident, Mirabel is left with a life-altering injury. As she slips further and further away from her family because of it, can they catch her before she slips too far? Based on my one shot The Crash of Thunder.

Previously known as When the Door's Shut There's Always The Window. After learning of Alma's abuse of her children, Julieta takes her family and leaves the family with Bruno. Outside of the strict expectations of Abuela Isabela's gift grows, creating new life, Luisa settles down with the love of her life, and Mirabel discovers that she has a gift.

When a miserable Isabela sneaks outside Casita one night, the last thing she wants is to be followed by her annoying youngest sister. Never would she think that their encounter is the very beginning of her and Mirabel's reconciliation. Slowly, Isabela comes to terms with her flawed behaviour and relearns to be an older sister. AU

Mirabel forgave her Abuela, but what about everyone else? Will they forgive her as readily? What all happened during the reconstruction? How do you encourage others to move past the past? How will them not having magic then having it restored affect the family? And what about those shiny new blank doors, Casita and that brand new miracle?

Mirabel has only just found Bruno's vision and needs to do what she can to prevent Dolores from ratting her out. However, before things take a turn for the worst, something unexpected happens, leaving Mirabel to deal with a situation she has no clue how to handle.

Mirabel is sad. No, she's broken. Broken and tired of the way she's always treated, how she's always pushed aside in the dark while the rest of her family shone brightly. The disastrous night of her sister's engagement dinner was the final push she needed to send her over the edge. And now, now she's gone forever. How will her family deal with the consequences of their actions?

Mirabel was the useless, gift-less Madrigal. She wanted to believe her family cared but that didn't change the fact they paid her no mind. Otherwise, someone would've noticed she was pregnant at fifteen. Then again, maybe that wasn't a bad thing? She didn't know anymore.

About a year after the restoration of Casa Madrigal, Mirabel and her family are finally able to celebrate the marriage of Dolores and Mariano. What should be one of the happiest days in town turns into a sea of chaos when an unexpected guest enters the Encanto. How does this guest affect Mirabel's relationship with her family, and why does the guest look familiar to Abuela Alma?

I've found myself writing a lot of Encanto ficlets of late - so guess I'll plunk them in here. There was a Tumblr event called #Encantober. Think of it as my HC's on steroids - mini character studies for my main fic Doors. And look I share!

"Hola Casita!" said Mirabel. Along with another voice that made Camilo Madrigal freeze like a deer caught in headlights.

We all love "Encanto". That's no surprise. Though, I bet we've all wondered how different the story could get. If one event didn't happen, if one character made a different decision, or if the laws of reality itself weren't the same. Well...fortunately for us, the multiverse is a vast creature of endless stories and possibilities.

Camilo figured out the hard way that his Tía Julieta's food can't heal everything. Sure, it could heal cuts, bruises, and broken limbs, but not a broken heart. Never a broken heart. And not especially when he's hopelessly in love…with his cousin. This fic has incest content so if you're not a pro-shipper then you skip this story.

Inspired by Lydia the Bard

Bruno Madrigal is bad luck and everything he touches turns to ashes. After having a vision of a broken Casita, he tells his only friend and unspoken crush that he has to leave. Unfortunately, that's not all he does. Bruno's years in the walls, trying to protect his family, are about to get harder than he ever imagined they could be. Bruno/OC, preg/child fic. Mucho angst.

"If I was you, I'd be really sad." And she was. Mirabel was heartbroken, and growing tired of the daily reminders how much she was less than. The absence of a gift pained her, it weighed heavy on her heart and filled every thought with doubt. She didn't understand it - why she was being strung along in her siblings shadows. cw- depression, mental health

A fluffy little ficlet of exactly 333 words, about the young triplets playing make-believe together in the nursery a little while before receiving their gifts.

"Cada parte de mí está equivocada. My mind, my heart, even my gift, it's all wrong." Bruno spat bitterly as he hugged his knees. Tears were streaming down his face now. "I know it feels like the world has no place for you. Por favor, Te lo ruego, don't ever give up looking for one. If you can't find a place then makeone, pero nunca te rindas."

With the ones who truly love them and a miracle candle created by their love for one another, Juano and Mirabel couldn't be happier in their new home: Milagro de Amor. When their families show up and magical trouble arises, will they succeed in saving their miracle? I do not own Encanto or any of the songs. Credit goes to Disney, Lin Manuel Miranda and all the other singers.

A candle. A living house. Magical powers. A 15-year-old girl named Mirabel. Miracles can come in all shapes and sizes, and Bruno's latest miracle may just take the shape of a 41-year-old widow named Lucía and her daughter Josefina. And – uh – maybe also a horse. [Slow-burn Bruno/OC]

In which I dump all the silly scenarios I have for this movie because I am obsessed. Most likely will have lots of Bruno but I'll try to give everyone a lil bit of focus too.

One-shot. The founding of the Encanto told from the point of view of the families who followed Pedro and Alma. How different could it be from the Madrigal family's point of view? The day Alma raised the mountains is the traumatic founding of a captive nation.

Also published on AO3. Female OC is an empath. She meets Bruno, starts as friendship, hurt/comfort. Shortly post-canon, but made the triplets about 40, and OC is about 30. Lots of Bruno-angst. Fair warning to all reading this story - there is no plan. I am just writing what comes to mind, when I feel like it. Usually in spurts. TW: depression, panic/anxiety, suicidal thoughts

Two months after Sierra disappears from Acapulco, her Tia Lee writes her a letter.

When Abuela nearly lost everything, letting go was the answer. Her death years later poses the question. Time steals sunsets and sunrises, the ones we love, the people we could be. Does it make sense to mourn while they are still here? Mirabel learns to accept loss, and Bruno learns to accept love.