Aziraphale wants to change Heaven for the better, leaving a heartbroken Crowley behind. A glimpse back down to Earth makes him realize there are definitely still things left unsaid between them, but the Archangels have their own sinister plans for Aziraphale. Now it's up to the innocent, child-like angel Muriel to bring the lovelorn soulmates back together before it's too late.

Crowley stares at the stars and asks God what he did to deserve all that has happened to him. Aziraphale comes down from Heaven to explain. Language warning. Trigger warning: suicidal thoughts.

In 1941, after the magic show, Crowley and Aziraphale try to figure out what to do about the photograph.

When Aziraphale leaves with the Metatron, Crowley immediately begins to spiral downward. He wants nothing to do with Heaven or Hell.

Fix-it that takes place after the end of Season 2 - Aziraphale comes back to Earth a long time after he left with Metatron, knowing he's made a mess of things, but not quite to what extent. Crowley is rightfully furious. The two finally have a chance to talk and work things out, but not without a lot of anger (and whiskey).

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 .

This story continues where the second season ends. Mr. Azira Fell had forgotten he was an angel. His real name, his past, his angelical memories—all was wiped clean. Mr. Anthony J. Crowley had forgotten he was a demon. His true name, his dark past, his infernal memories—all had been erased from his consciousness.

Aziraphale rencontre un humain qui lui ressemble. Crowley se sent délaisser et tout part en vrille.

What if the tragic, desperate kiss wasn't the first they ever shared? What if the others had been ripped away from them by the forces of Heaven and Hell for ineffable reasons? Or What happens when two fangirls can't stop obsessing over kisses and find an excuse to imagine them more or less canonically.

They were having a lovely day in the bookshop. But Crowley's past comes back when he can't stop it. And this was all news to Aziraphale.

Spoilers 2X06: Es solo un simple beso, pero para Crowley y Azirafel significa demasiadas cosas. Esta historia participa en el Multifandom 4.0 del foro Alas negras, palabras negras.

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 & Book Seller & Record Seller & Seamstress

Depois de partirem o coração um do outro, Aziraphale e Crowley voltam a se encontrar na tentativa de reatar seu relacionamento. (fem!Aziraphale x Crowley)

Crowley n'avait pas demandé à tombé, il avait simplement posé des questions... Un soir, Aziraphale en demande plus et le démon se perd dans ses souvenirs.

Crowley's prayers have always fallen upon deaf ears, God certainly isn't listening. After a nightmare pulls Crowley out of his drunken slumber, he feels as though he doesn't have a choice. In the oppressive silence of his room, Crowley prays to anyone who will listen, begging for his Angel to come back to him. Or; the one where Crowley accidentally prays to Aziraphale

This time, the door closed behind Crowley with a stifling sense of irrevocability. This time, Crowley wasn't just walking out of his bookshop. This time, Crowley was walking out of his life. - Or, the one where Aziraphale realises he needs to ask for Crowley's forgiveness this time. Meanwhile, Crowley is just trying to make the Bentley stop playing Taylor Swift.

How would Good Omens have played out if Aziraphale was female? I've started to write a bunch of little scenes about this. This is the first and takes place at the very Beginning. Just after the Fall. When a certain demon sees an angel crying by the Garden wall. Just fun, based off the show/ book, fluff and maybe even some romance...

Sir Raphael and the Black Knight engage in a flirtatious duel.

An Alternate Scene where the Demons don't attack the bookshop that night and Crowley and Aziraphale share a dance and something more.

Sex is forbidden for angels, so when Aziraphale is hit by a curse that can only be broken by having sex, he suddenly has the perfect excuse to break the rules and get away with it. He's excited to tell Crowley all about it and finally make love to him. They've been flirting for millennia, after all. But Crowley has his own insecurities which they'll need to work through first.

The demon Maggie and the angel Nina realise Mr Fell and Mr Crowley are trying to set them up and decide to turn the tables. In which countless bebop records are sold, skinny lattes are drunk and romcom tropes are mercilessly abused. Everyone is a bit of an idiot. (Nina/Maggie, Aziraphale/Crowley)

In which, for a few hours, all supernatural entities are momentarily cut off from their powers. Crowley and Aziraphale, who were working in the Dowling household at the time, rush to each other to wait things out. Safety in numbers, as they say.

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.

Crowley had never tasted heaven until he kissed Aziraphale.