Despite the implications of the final line, very few sequels to Gone With the Wind involve Scarlett returning to Tara. So what would have happened if Scarlett moved home for good? *Second chapter re-uploaded*

This is my take on what would've happened after Rhett had left her if Scarlett and Rhett had returned back to the Twelve Oaks Barbeque. This is my first attempt at fanfiction. Hope you like it!

A descendant of Scarlett's travels from 2002 to 1875 and has the opportunity to meet her relatives and perhaps save Rhett & Scarlett's marriage. There are mentions of canon pregnancy loss and child loss as well as difficulty getting pregnant (not for Rhett & Scarlett). Time travel fix-it.

Rhett returns home to Scarlett after those 3 month absence. What if she hadn't fallen down the stairs and they had talked about their lives instead?

Several months after Rhett leaves Scarlett and Atlanta he receives a letter from Wade Hampton asking him to return. Post-book setting.

As Rhett tries to navigate through life without Scarlett, he remains inextricably tied to her in the form of a young girl with blue eyes. (Follow-up to In The Mood For Love)

It is a year after Melanie's death. Rhett is still wallowing in self-pity, but Scarlett has moved on. She has built a better life for herself and her children. She has decided that she can't live the rest of her life legally bound to Rhett. She has filed for divorce.

Scarlett visits Rhett in the jail with intent to fool him into marrying her, but eventually he sees right through her scheme. Will she come clean about it? (I've finally decided to continue the jail short-story from "Crossroads" and explore where it may take them...)

Scarlett is determined to win Rhett's heart.

Scarlett, Melly, the boys, and Prissy are all killed in between Rough and Ready and Tara. For the first time in his life Rhett must face the consequences of his actions. Eventually Scarlett, Rhett, Melly, and Ashley get a redo. AU OOC

This is the last story in the Wife or Mistress Trilogy.

They have been at crossroads all their life. Each and every time they chose retreat. A series of one-shots exploring a different choice: not to move away, but towards each other...

"I wonder what our grandchildren will be like." "Are you suggesting by that 'our' that you and I will have mutual grandchildren?" A story extending on one of my favourite moments in the book. Scarlett and Rhett discuss their mutual grandchildren. Please note: this is a heavily edited version of my 15 year old one-shot by the same name, posted under a different account.

Rhett and Scarlett trade bodies.

One shot. Scarlett is 8 months pregnant and miserable. Rhett goes out one night and Scarlett gets upset.

A veer-off from the early part of the book. Rhett eavesdrops twice at the Twelve Oaks BBQ, daring Scarlett and himself into a whirlwind, war-time wedding. Our scrappy survivor comes of age in an entirely new way, as her world teeters on the brink, her mind broadens to possibility, and her heart opens to the dashing scoundrel she calls husband.

A Christmas Carol Fic -the ghost of Christmas Past

What if Scarlett had never slept with Charles or Frank and Rhett was her first. Story starts just after their wedding and will follow them through the first year of their marriage.

My muse declared this story would be written. He would not leave me alone until I wrote it. It is sort of a prologue to An Aha Moment for Rhett but in truth I think it is too long to be a prologue. There are three chapters to this story

A brief insight into what life might look like if war was not to go forward.

Ellen O'Hara goes along to the barbeque at Twelve Oaks, and there has a conversation with Rhett Butler.

During Scarlett's wedding to Charles at Tara, Melanie has a conversation with Ellen.

This is the companion piece to my story Wife or Mistress it's in Rhett's point of view during that story.

Rhett has an encounter with a spirit when he wakes up the morning after Ashley's surprise birthday party.

Rhett agrees to give Scarlett one weekend in exchange for his freedom.