A month after the end of Season 2, Crowley finds himself in St James Park, walking to the usual spot. He never expected to see Aziraphale there. Unfortunately for them, this isn't Crowley's angel. Inspired by the coffee theory, because I'm pretty sure something was in that drink. Not sure if I'll continue but just a fun idea!

"I know, for God's sake! But we can't do foolish things," protests Aziraphale, concerned. "Let's not overextend ourselves either," Crowley replies, raising his hands towards him. "We're not in a position to demand more of ourselves than we're capable of."

A Good Omens/Sound of Music AU

"On dit que le mal triomphe par l'inaction des anges de bien. Je ne leur en veux pas, ils ne sont pas inactifs, ils sont pris dans les rets de l'Orgueil." ( Chapitres 1 et 2 contiennent des spoilers s.2)

It's Valentines Day, which is a rather inane human tradition in Crowley's opinion. Aziraphale, however, has a surprise up his sleeve which just might challenge the demon's long held perceptions. A silly, fluffy oneshot of an angel and a demon in love during a silly, human holiday.

Set a few years after the end of season 2, the Ineffable Husbands reunite. However, time to process this event is cut short - it ends before it begins. Aziraphale and Crowley find themselves face-to-face with a being that could wreck havoc on the world. Time is not on their side. Despair could very well take over. Aziraphale could very well lose his life. What will happen? Tune in

Having read some interesting files as he was snooping around in heaven, and after seven months of no contact, Aziraphale takes the elevator down to earth to inform Crowley of the dreadful news or rather happy news? Either way, congratulations, they have been ineffable parents since 1941.

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]

"Heaven did not send you all the way over here to bless George Washington," Crowley observed. "Your lot do not take kindly to dissenters." An "Aziraphale and Crowley Through the Ages" story, set during the American Revolution.

"Did you think there was just good and evil? Got news for you. And a curve ball. To get from Hell to Heaven is not going to happen. Not without a filter. Panning for gold here and Limbo, my friends is the pan."

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 and Aziraphale hid a disgraced Archangel from the eyes of Heaven and Hell. With help from some humans, they stopped the Apocalypse. There was little the pair couldn't do together, and that was a threat to the ineffable plan. The Metatron managed to separate them, but would it be long enough to start the war to end all wars? Or, my take on what season 3 might hold.

Złamane serce – złamane życie, albo Crowleya przygody w customer service oraz wizyty zgoła nieoczekiwane. (A wszystko to mogłoby być zabawne, gdyby nie to, że zabawne nie jest). Zdecydowanie bardziej hurt niż comfort, odrobina cracku też się wkradła. Po zakończeniu drugiego sezonu.

Aziraphale has left for Heaven, and Crowley is stuck trying to figure out how to move on. Meanwhile, Aziraphale tends to his own heartbreak and tries to uncover anything he can about the Second Coming. And where is God anyway? A Story of the Second Coming or How an Angel & a Demon Find Their Way Back to Each Other and Maybe Save the World Along the Way.

(Part of the Barista/Bookseller Modern AU) - A flare-up, a tarot reading, anxiety. Necessary and uncomfortable discussions. Custody arrangements from the past and present that fall through. Sucky bio families. And the love a real family will give you that smooths out the edges. - TWs, past abusive relationships, past bullying, abandonment/disownment

After Season 2, Episode 6. They're trying to figure out the kiss too. Who in Creation wants them apart? They find answers in the Second Coming.

Post-Season 2. A young angel once feared his work would go to waste. He's only too glad to be proven wrong.

His eyes still burned from the unshed tears recalling the look on Crowley's face. He could have told him what The Metatron had said, and maybe he should have. No, Aziraphale couldn't. Someone could have overheard, something could have. The more people who knew, the more danger they were in.

Ils sont professeurs. Ils sont mariés. Leurs étudiants ne le réalisent pas. Manigances en vue.

More Angels in Hell than last week A new way to process the souls downstairs.

This story takes place after season 2. Be ready for a fast-paced adventure, hurtful reunions and yet another adventure which our favorite angel and demon delve into. Crowley and Aziraphale have to work together to figure what The Metatron's evil plan, which revolves around a certain, vey special young girl, is and stop him whilst navigating their impossible emotional labyrinth.

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. Good Omens AU, Biblical, ori. characters, no smut, mild language, semi-graphic violence, implied/ referenced torture, angst w/ happy ending

Post-Season 2. Divine intervention takes the form of a scruffy pigeon.

The weather has been awful all week, and finally when there's a break in the rain, Aziraphale suggests that they go for a nice walk to get some fresh air, and stretch their legs after being cooped up in the bookshop. Aziraphale is annoyed when the rain returns before they get back home, but Crowley shows him that the rain isn't so bad after all. - Aziracrow - sexual content

Where else would the Ineffable Husbands go for their honeymoon than the place where crêpes were invented? Implied sexy times. I'd call it a PG-13.