Aziraphale prays for an Angel to safe him, Crowley goes to heaven for him. Angels aren't always angels at heart.

Crowley didn't think things could get worse than his Angel leaving him. He was wrong. The worst thing was his Angel joining him. - What's the opposite of a fix-it? This is that. Deviation from *that* S2 finale scene that contains very graphic elements. Content warning for rape/non-con, heartbreak and generally dark themes.

After kissing Aziraphale and watching him leave for the "greater" good, Crowley still had so much to say and needed to be listened to. If Aziraphale would not return for him, then he would return after him.

I invite you to join me on this rollercoaster ride of celestial proportions into the much-anticipated third season of our beloved Good Omens. Get ready to witness angs, confort, and fluff. As Metatron's plans challenge everything our characters hold dear. As the stage is set and the pieces move, prepare to embark on this journey.

The Man Who Fell and The Man Who Loved Him. Angst, hurt, comfort, love, friendship, humor. Muriel's there. Post Season 2 speculation.

MAJOR SPOILERS FOR GOOD OMENS SEASON 2. Spin. Shuffle. Slide. Three cards in an Ineffable Game flick first this way and then that, whirling into one formation and then another. Are you watching carefully? Round and round they go. (Three different endings for season 2) Rated for angst and strong violence.

Aziraphale and Crowley have forgotten a very special day and you lose your temper. Miscommunication ensues. A parental Aziraphale and Crowley one-shot. (contains disciplinary spanking of a minor)

Crowley and Aziraphale learn that God is not the only Creator and discover a world they never knew existed. Will they be able to stand and fight for what's right and survive the wrath of Heaven and Hell? With the help of a new friend they will take on the Powers that Be and risk their lives to save humanity.

How friendship turned into more, the stories we didn't see on tv.

A fussy bookseller and a care-free journalist write a book about the End Times. The thing is, one of them is an angel and the other a demon. As if this wasn't trouble enough, everything in their book suddenly begins to happen in real life. Can this unlikely duo stop a premature Armageddon or will these be the last days on earth? Contains mild language, violence, angst w/ happy end

Aziraphale rejette la confession d'amour de Crowley et une malédiction tombe.

L'Enfer est pavé de bonnes intentions. Les agissements de Crowley envers Aziraphale aussi. Mais pour supporter un ange, il faut plus que des millénaires de patience. [Recueil de drabbles]

Conversation with a coffee seller

SPOILER SAISON 2 Aziraphale est partit, Rampa est brisé . Deux cœurs ignorants leurs sentiments depuis 6000 ans vont devoir se soigner pour se retrouver . Rampa va pouvoir compter sur l'aide de vieux amis et d'alliés étonnant pour retrouver son ange et réparer leur deux âmes sœurs .

Five customers who told Nina about Crowley and Aziraphale, and one who told the truth.

Sneaking around and meddling with forbidden books, you nearly set something into motion that finally fuels the righteous anger of your typically gentle Angelic parent. *Contains Disciplinary Spanking of a Minor*

—Lo sé, ¡Por el amor de Dios! Pero no podemos hacer tonterías —protesta Aziraphale, preocupado. —Tampoco nos extralimitemos —responde Crowley levantando las manos hacia él—. No estamos como para exigirnos más de lo que somos capaces.

AU where Aziraphale manages to save Raphael (Crowley) before he falls. Unfortunately, shortly afterwards it is the blond angel who is punished and sent to hell. Hope you like it.

Aziraphele y Crowley han conseguido engañar a Cielo e Infierno para pasar unos días juntos fuera de Londres... se supone que es un viaje cultural por una isla mediterránea pero...quien sabe?

L'inspection d'Aziraphale s'est mal passée, et il a tellement peur que les Archanges ne se doutent de son... Arrangement avec Crowley qu'il demande au démon de ne plus jamais lui parler. Seulement, Crowley n'est pas d'accord avec ça. De la plaine de Babel aux années 80, il va s'employer à rafraîchir la mémoire de son ami pour le convaincre d'envoyer bouler cette bande d'emplumés.

Aziraphale est parti, Crowley aussi. Alors que l'un noie son chagrin dans l'alcool, l'autre se noie sous le travail. Franchement, pour réunir deux idiots pareils, un petit coup de pouce extérieur ne serait pas de trop... un mini-miracle-cataclysmique-divin par exemple ?

GOS2 Spoilers Aziraphale est tétanisé. Comment réagir ? Tellement de pensées se bousculent dans sa tête alors que le démon s'attaque passionnément à lui. POV Aziraphale sur La scène de l'épisode 6, cette fameuse scène qui a traumatisé tout un fandom jusqu'ici nourris aux arc-en-ciel. Une parenthèse douce, qu'il disait, sacré Neil Gaiman ! (Maintenant avec le POV de Rampa !)

Aziraphale comes back to earth to beg for Crowley's forgiveness, and oh, does Crowley make him beg. One-Shot. Language warning.

Season 2 Spoilers Ahead! After Aziraphale walks away, Crowley is left with too many emotions, and only one is useful: anger. Without Azirapahle's restraining influence, he's ready to become the demon he should have been. And when Aziraphale appears some time later with an apology and a question, Crowley isn't ready to forgive him. From there it gets better. But first, it gets worse

Unsurprisingly, Aziraphale runs into problems in his new job: the Second Coming will be a massacre, and only Crowley can help him prevent it. But Crowley has his own reasons, and his own issues: Hell gives him an ultimatum, and he must choose. But it seems neither angels nor demons can make choices very well. And stopping the Second Coming will have major consequences for everyone.