Set one week after their engagement. Maria is planning her wedding, but one very important person isn't helping. Can Maria find out why?

When day number seven passes with no music, no play, no laughter, Frau Schmidt is forced to conclude that things just aren't the same without the boisterous young postulant from Nonnberg Abbey. The housekeeper has her own questions about the girl's sudden departure, and a shocking discovery in the late hours of the night all but confirms the answers.

Anguished and heartbroken after her conversation with Baroness Schraeder, Maria leaves the von Trapp family house in the middle of the night leaving just a short note behind. But a certain Captain will find said note much earlier than anyone would expect.

When Elsa suggests a family vacation to Paris so she can visit her favourite couturier before the party, the captain surprises everyone by extending the invite to the governess. Despite the constant proximity of a charming sponge, an elegant socialite and seven children, Georg and Maria find themselves gravitating towards one another during a week spent in the City of Lights

Georg couldn't wait to enter into marriage with Maria. But he was worried about what would happen during their wedding night. To evolve from their chaste kisses and caresses to... in one night, seem to quick for him to be comfortable with. He wanted her to want him as much as he wanted her. He wanted her to be ready.

Hede von Trapp is invited to the grand and glorious party. Thinking that her brother's desire is to marry Baroness Schraeder, she is surprised to find Georg quite smitten with a certain governess. AU. [COMPLETE]

Oh, she notices everything.

The night Maria comes back from the Abbey, Elsa doesn't find Georg on the balcony, Georg doesn't break off their engagement, and Maria thinks that her return is the cause of Georg's grim mood. Now, she just wants him to be happy and is planning to leave again.

In the aftermath of Maria fleeing from the villa, Georg finds himself brooding deeply over the little governess that once infuriated him so. And after the exploration of his feelings and a heartbreak that he cannot place, he realises why he suddenly yearns for her so desperately... (Inspired by "Tonight I can write the saddest lines" by Pablo Neruda) (COMPLETED)

Maria is sent back to the villa to find her life. Georg is also looking for God's plan for the rest of his life. This is a story as to how they find them. It is set before the Anschluss happens.

It's the early days of their engagement and Georg discovers that his fiancée is an avid horse rider...and that she also misses it terribly. He proposes that they go riding the following morning and Maria is simply ecstatic, but, as always, they'll end up getting more than they bargained for. / Just a sweet, romantic and slightly steamy story about Maria and Georg.

Maria's terrible youth and how she meets the Captain

"Love...it surrounds every being and extends slowly to embrace all that shall be." ― Kahlil Gibran

"Hmm, Fraulein? Do you dream of a kind man? A pure soul to be redeemed? Perfection?" One-Shot.

The captain is forced to go to Bremerhaven after Maria's departure the night of the ball. He relunctantly proposes to Elsa in order to give his children a mother in case he doesn't return from the war. The worst happens and unwilling to take care of the children alone, Elsa sends them away. This is the story of how far Maria and Georg would go to protect the ones they love.

Georg and Maria are a bit unprepared; a short story inspired by a challenge on a private website devoted to Jane Austen FF

Maria and Georg have been having dreams about each other and it's starting to make them question the very basis of their friendship; but after a night of passion, their lives will be changed forever... (Georg and Maria / Romance) (COMPLETE)

What if Georg caught Maria before she left for the abbey on the night of the party? How would that effect the rest of their relationship?

Why did Georg dance with Fraulein Maria? Three days after the puppet show, Georg is bedridden and discovers some interesting facts...[COMPLETE]

"She really was the perfect example of a mother. Showing unconditional love to his children while having only known them short of 2 months." Captain von Trapp witnesses a scene between one of her daughters and her governess that makes him see her in a different light.

Three weeks away from the wedding, Maria finds herself between a world she used to know and a world she'll have to know. She desperately needs to get closer to her fiancé, but what will happen when things are not going as she had imagined them?

The Second World War is drawing to a close. With an end in sight, Maria and Georg find themselves confronting questions and desires that haven't been considered since their escape from Austria nearly eight years prior, and yet have shaped their marriage. At a crossroads, the couple must find a way to navigate these hurdles, finding that things are never what they seem.

Georg VonTrapp realizes that he needs help. He takes his friend's advice and goes to see an analyst- Frauline Maria Rainer. Together they embark on his journey to happiness and possibly love.

The Captain denies his feelings and Maria flees to the Abbey. While she's away he realizes the depth of his feelings, but will they ever find their way to each other?

On Liesl's seventeenth birthday, she finally gets to taste her first champagne. But she gets a little bit more than she bargained for.