"One thing is certain," said Di, laughing brightly. "We're going to have an eventful summer, alright," In a universe with no war, unlimited possibilities follow the Blythe and Meredith children into adulthood. A summer of teenage drama, excitement and romance is all they need. But will their true emotions persevere against what is perceived normal?

Set in the late 1880s. An AU in which the war didn't happen. This is a story of a war of hearts, of love and of friendship. How will the Blythes and Meredith's be shaped if there was no war? They all have their own issues to fight and a common enemy. Not Rol Compliant.

What if Gilbert decided the way to win Anne was to become the romantic hero of her stories? Imagine Gilbert as Pepe le Pew.

All Una Meredith wanted was to be clean of him, and she would do anything she could to make sure it happened. So she embarks on a journey to reclaim herself and face this brilliant world head-on. Warnings inside,

{This starts during "The Bend in the Road" from 'Anne of Green Gables'. Anne has already spoken with Marilla about taking the Carmody school and is enjoying the sunset with Marilla when Rachel Lynde visits. All characters and intent are the work of LM Montgomery. This is a pure work of fanfiction/what-if}

Running from the rumors of the other's upcoming weddings, Gilbert & Anne independently both decide to come home early, only to run into each other (literally) on the train leaving Kingsport, and the two must battle their fears, his Typhoid, and the gossip they ignite due to fever induced hallucinations.

Rilla's Fifteenth birthday comes on a cool July day, almost as cool as the day she was born if she is correct. Still it's a day of celebration and what would be her last birthday before the war.

Both young widowers, young Anne Shirley (previously known as Mrs. Royal Gardner) and young Dr. Gilbert Blythe both move back to their hometown in Avonlea. Anne will be Avonlea's new school teacher and her daughter Naomi will be in her class, along with Gilbert's daughter Joy. The two young girls soon become fast friends. Will old feelings rise back up for Anne and Gilbert?

How Matthew persuaded Marilla to take in a likely boy around ten or eleven and Marilla's subsequent thoughts when Matthew went to Bright River to pick him up. Two shot.

Los dos últimos años en Redmond desde el POV de Gilbert Blythe. Ningún hombre a muerto por amor ¿O sí? Intento encontrar la parte humana de nuestro Gilbert, porque no creo que haya estado tan bien como L.M.M nos quizo hacer ver. Como diría Louis Tomlinson: Please leave your honest opinion. I'm only 16 years old :)

[Sequel to Come Back Home] Walter and Una, through the years.

Former teacher of Summerside Highschool Katherine Brooke loved to travel. (Shades of Life-verse, but can be read as stand-alone)

To be an orphan is a status, a number, in some file, of forgotten dusty cabinet. It is harsh card delt by Fate, even in Edwardian Era.

It was meant to be a marriage of convenience. But when Anne Shirley is forced to wed her spurned lover Gilbert Blythe in order to save her beloved Green Gables from being inherited by Sloanes, the sparks really begin to fly. Their marriage is much more than either Anne or Gilbert bargained for. As the trouble mounts, so does the desire…

Jem and Faith have been friends for ages, never having the guts to try for more as they circle around the obvious, even after one Halloween night in college. Too afraid to ruin what they have, even when everyone around them thinks they are crazy.

When Gilbert is given the opportunity to tutor is cousin Katie over the summer,he is more then excited to jump at the chance Katie is struggling in school and hardly passed her grade at the end of the year. Katie is also excited about Gilbert being her teacher, but scared to. What happens when Gilbert and Katie are over at Anne's house and Uncle Abe's storm prediction came true?

How do you recover from an unimaginable loss? Gilbert Blythe and Anne Shirley are a year into their marriage and are both trying to deal with the loss of their baby, Joyce. Each think the other blames them for the death and each try to hide their pain. Gilbert loves Anne but has lost hope and Anne loves Gilbert but has a secret she can't tell.

Thirty years after passing from this life, Marilla Cuthbert reunites with Rachel Lynde in the great beyond.

Anne looks down at the ring with a small circle of precious pearls; something that had been his grandmother's, another thing they didn't need to spend money on. Her whole life was changing and this was the beginning of it all, at least she had Gilbert at her side, but still was she ready for this? She didn't know, but she also knew that she had no choice. **Fixed and edited

Rilla was still a few weeks away from what she assumed was her due date, and a day by herself wouldn't hurt her when Ken went into town overnight for business. It was a nice day, even if there was plenty of snow on the ground on this late February day, but with the appearance of her father, it seemed fate and her body had other ideas.

Second chances come unexpected. Marlla and john

Takes place near Chapter 23 of Anne of Avonlea. One snowy December day Anne sets out to visit her friend Miss Lavendar at Echo Lodge, but never makes it to her intended destination. Half of Avonlea is out looking for her as the snow deepens, including one Gilbert Blythe . . .

Here is a better thought out story of the Next generation of AOGG characters.

After the sudden death of their parents, Gilbert Blythe is the legal guardian and doctor of his little sister Sarah. Gilbert takes the offer of his Uncle Dave on owning his Uncle's Practice. Only problem is, Gilbert and Sarah must move to a new town called Glen St Mary. Were their Uncle's Doctor Office is.

Why did Anne give up on her writing? Why does Owen Ford have so much drama in his life? Did he bring it all onto himself by writing "The Life-Book of Captain Jim?" In "The Blythes Are Quoted," Clarissa Wilcox gossiped that she "could tell Mrs. Blythe a few things about Dr. Blythe . . . and Mrs. Owen Ford." What did Clarissa really see? Why does Mark Twain dislike Owen so much?