After the fire, Rochester and Jane get intimate -switching POVs - one shot, smut

"So we think you should get married." Seven words a respectable Victorian gentleman wishes never to hear from his father. Edward Rochester knew his answer before the question was even asked, but can the beguiling Bertha Mason change his mind? We all know where this ends but how did it begin?

Jane has long left Lowood, and now the schoolmaster has caught the fever that kills so many of the young students. On his death bed, how will this man who views himself as a God deal with the inevitability of his mortality?

Princess Kathrine (Jane Eyre {new}) was the princess of England who loved young Captain Rochester, with God-fearing Christians and married after the war was over in the year 1800s. She married Rochester, and lost her husband after two kids, and she killed her evil cousin, who was a threat to her kingdom. Miss Heir returns to her family and has a baby son, named after her brother.

Edward ne se pardonnera jamais d'avoir caché à Jane qu'il était déjà marié. Ce regret vient le hanter la nuit.

Jane and Edward whisper about their love in the night time.

It's the night before "Reader, I married him." Edward Rochester is haunted by his actions and questions his bride-to-be.

The usual steadfast will of our heroine is rapidly being eroded by an unslakable lust that threatens to drive her to insanity. What will happen when Mr Rochester restrains Jane in his bedchamber, seemingly with no way to escape his clutches? Will she maintain a stiff upper lip and preserve her pride or will she relent to her forbidden desire? Rated M

When Jane eyre born and raised in the 21st century gets invited to a fancy dress party, she dosent expect to try on a dress which time travels her to the 18th century meeting mr rochester who remembers her but she cant remeber him. Will time keep them apart or will she remeber her true love ?

Jane goes with Mr. Rochester to the Mediterranean Villa

What if Jane did not flee from Thornfield? What if Rochester was the victim of Bertha and her brother's vicious plot? What if Rochester decided to pursue a means to obtain his freedom from Bertha and what if Jane were in a position to help him end his torment and misery, as well as helping secure the happiness that they both so rightly deserve to find in their love for each other?

One dream changes Jane's life

During the night, Adèle and Rochester are brought together because of some strange noises coming from the attack. One shot.

Jane and Rochester had been apart for so long that even true love couldn't instantly heal the wounds of the past. A more realistic sequel to "Reader, I married him."

Set after Jane saves Mr Rochester from the fire in his bedroom. Jane and Rochester struggle to contain the flames within themselves one dark night and eventually resort to extinguishing it through a secret tryst in Edward's bedroom. M rated/one-shot

She was innocent; she still believed in possibility. The world had not yet beaten her down, and I couldn't bring myself to warn her. /Jane and Helen's meeting from Helen's point of view.

What if jane had left thornfeild being chased by mr rochester? What if he found her unhappy working as a barmaid. What if she never met St John rivers at was in thornfeild when the fire happened.

AU. Modern. Since coming to Thorn Field Jane has slowly grown accustomed to the Fair Folk that live on the grounds, and she has learned how to guard herself against glamour and possible abduction. With her master home though, she finds that his presence tempts her to know more about these magical creatures. On a summer evening, they both feel the otherwordly pull of the fairies.

Adele Varens, the ward of Mr Rochester, is now 19 and returning back to Thornfield after finishing her education in Paris. She is anxious about the future that awaits her back in England, torn between duty and respectability and what her soul yearns for. Will she find a way to have the life she wants? Will she chose love or position?

This story takes place after the fire in Thornfield, how Mr. Rochester lived those days missing Jane, and Edward's journey to understand and accept the reasons why she left him. Completely on Edward's point of view, since this part is missing from the book and all we know is Jane's reality while this happened.

There is something bothering our heroine. Her thoughts are constantly focused around her mysterious employer, Mr Edward Rochester. Her illicit desires follow her not just in her waking hours but permeate her dreams too. She cannot take the torture anymore, will she hand in her resignation or will she divulge everything to her master? Will she end satisfied or make a grave mistake?

On the night Jane Eyre must decide whether or not to go with St. John to India as a missionary's wife, Edward Rochester is far away, longing for either her return or death, when suddenly both of them experience a mysterious supernatural connection. What must that night have been like for Edward? Here is a short scene on how it may have gone...

Mr. Rochester's recent standoffish behaviour has perplexed Jane and the rest of Thornfield Hall. The mystery is finally unveiled after Edward requests an audience with Jane in his office. Will Jane let her shame overshadow her desires or will she give into temptation? Rochester x Jane M rated.

Jane returns to Thornfield after he Aunt dies and Edward has been pining after her since she left. Unsure of how to reveal his feelings to her, will he surprise himself and do something he never thought he would? Tell a governess he loves her and wishes for her to become his wife?

My take on what happened after jane ran to her room after finding out about bertha