something horrible happens to Vanessa. What happened and what will Usnavi do to help?

the story of Usnavi and Vanessa and champagne. after she brings a bottle, what would happen if they didn't hold back?

The blackout and the chaos at the club are caused on purpose. But an event designed to scare and break people, in the end, ends up bringing them closer together. "The Club/Blackout" updated to the upcoming movie's time and place. A rewrite of a previous story, "Waiting for Sunrise." Usnavi/Vanessa, Benny/Nina, with a side helping of Sonny, Pete and everybody else. ONESHOT.

Blackouts are common in Washington Heights, that doesn't make them any less terrifying. Last time the bodega was attacked, Sonny got away without any real damage. This time, Usnavi is not so lucky. (Slight au, Dispatch and Salon didn't move)

As the community takes Pete and Sonny in and pushes them out, they find solid ground in together. Sonny and Pete hang out together, each missing and searching for pieces of themselves. Can they find them in each other? Some of the scenes come from the play and some aren't. The story on a whole takes place during and after the events in In The Heights. Credit to Lin Manuel Miranda.

The origins of 'You owe me a bottle of cold champagne.' It was a bet Usnavi was hoping he'd never have to make good on...but he should've known Vanessa would never let him forget it. Oneshot. Usnavi/Vanessa, with a side helping of Benny, Sonny, and Nina.

Benny's rich, drunk, abusive dad finds Benny, Kevin defends. Yaay. It's pretty short, and IT IS NOT SLASH IT IS A FATHER AND SON SHIP. I must make that very clear.

How Vanessa realizes she is in love with Usnavi...

An eleven-year-old Nina Rosario strikes up an unlikely friendship with Benny, the kid her dad is teaching how to drive. Through their brief encounters over the years, they learn that sometimes it takes someone who is your polar opposite to remind you of who you really are.

au: - Vanessa Garcia finally is able to leave the barrio. when she finds herself in trouble months later, it's Usnavi they call upon to help one last time.

Sonnys side of the Blackout (Idk if I'll leave it as a one-shot or add more chapters) Please Review, it would make me very happy.

Just a brief moment between Nina and Benny before they venture onto the fire escape at the start of act 2.

A largely canon-compliant continuation from the blackout! Sonny and Pete's relationship developing, lots of talking and relationships, all that good stuff. hope you enjoy!

Georgia Locke moves from Hawaii to New York, and is very unhappy about it. They live in a small apartment, her mother working at a salon in the Bronx that's owned by her cousin. She absolutely hates it. Hates it up until the day she meets Sonny, a boy who makes her forget all about her mother, weird siblings or any and all of her problems. A boy who makes New York feel like home.

A collection of short scenes about Usnavi and Vanessa's seven-year-old daughter

Benny and Lincoln talk after a friendly game of after dark handball

Or A-Z of Sonny De La Vega I don't own anything In the heights was a productions by the amazing Lin Manuel-Miranda.

A kinda-canonverse aftermath of Blackout. Pete and Sonny's relationship from the POV of pretty much the rest of the barrio- and then the nerds themselves. Starts off sad but it's going to get happy I promise! Come shame me on tumblr @smoltinypumpkinchild

Kevin refused. Nina cried. Camila screamed. Lincoln left. Kevin changed. Nina feared. Camila worried. Lincoln returned. What happened to each of the Rosarios after the departure of the eldest son, how things changed between them, and how they were reunited with him once again. Told in four parts, with one part for each member of the Rosario family.

Why Usnavi is different from all the other boys in Vanessa's life, from when they first meet, to their first kiss

When he decided to stay, Usnavi told himself he would step up and get a second date with Vanessa. Six months later, it hasn't happened. But will the New Year's Eve celebrations give him the chance to tell her how he really feels?

It's Christmas in the barrio, and Pete comes to terms with exactly how far his relationship with the rest of the cast has come. Merry Christmas!

The characters and their relationships with dancing. Longer and gayer than intended (really just a little collection of headcanons) Hope you enjoy!

It was dark. People were yelling. But certainly no one was singing. Because in this story, the Blackout was real life. Rated T for minor language.

Charlie just wants him in his life. He wants him around all the time. He didn't expect it would end up like this, but he's not complaining. I mean, if he wants to kiss him then there's nothing wrong with that. [Twelve Shots of Summer: Trinity Limit]