Maria hopes that nothing ever changes how Georg looks at her.

Georg welcomes the opportunity to take care of Maria in every way.

"You must go back; you must find out." When Maria leaves the abbey to return to the von Trapps, she makes a discovery which changes the course of her life. But when the Lord closes a door, surely somewhere he'll open a window? Please R&R.

Georg and Maria have a wonderful announcement to make to the children.

Georg and Maria realize that there are new and exciting things coming to the Trapp household.

A story about love inspired by open doors in the movie. "To love is to battle, to open doors. The world changes if two can look at each other and see" - Octavio Paz

"And why do you stare at me that way?" "I can't help but think, sir—" "Yes?" "We've met before." The Captain was no stranger, Maria discovered some time after being sent to the von Trapp household as a teacher and governess for the summer. No, she and the Captain were not strangers at all. (AU, main body of the story begins in 1933.)

"He wanted to see her face to face, wanted to speak with her, wanted her closer - not for sex, but for the haunting melody that wrung his heart. For her dress, for her mannerisms, for everything about her that made him heartsick, and yet, he clung to it like a liferaft." - Two strangers who've lost their way meet on a small Greek island far, far from home. [A/U]

Georg knew it was ridiculous to feel this way, but he couldn't help it.

While on their honeymoon, Maria borrows her husband's shirt and gets a reaction she wasn't expecting.

Series of stories, which do connect. All based on the children (their relationships with each other, their parents and the rest of the world). Warning: might include discipline/punishment (but it's not the main focus!) because both the ups and downs of growing up are included!

They let each other go once…they would never make that mistake again.

He silently started the car engine ready to pull onto the main road as Maria spoke: "never have I ever kissed in a car passionately."

How many times have we hoped for the best, only for the worst to happen? Sometimes, it's hard to believe the sun will ever come out again...

Maria's face was very flushed that night, but not just from emotion and the exercise of dancing. Her rapidly-worsening illness halts her flight from the villa, and the Captain is forced to contend with the possibility of, once again, losing a woman he loves.

All the clichés were true – Maria's baby really was perfect. The only problem? The baby was born a week ago, and she and Georg still hadn't decided on a name.

“Do you still find me attractive?” Georg comforts Maria while she is feeling unsure of herself. Entirely saccharine Georg. Two chapters that work as one-shots! Complete.

When the von Trapps are forced to flee their homeland their lives are changed forever in the space of one night. What happens though when they cross the border into Switzerland to stay with Georg's sister, Hede? Will Maria bond with her in-laws? What happens when they embark on a further adventure to finally find where they belong? Will they ever find the freedom they so long for?

How did they come to love each other? A series of building romances between the beloved Captain and his Fräulein. *semi-slow burn* follows the movie!

My version of how Maria and Georg realized they were in love. Picking up at the “edelweiss” scene.

What if Maria and Georg met one day prior to her arrival at the villa? What if there was no baroness? What if Georg was never cold hearted to the children?

Five years later, Maria finds herself signed up for another summer gig. Will this one change her life, too? AU where Maria left the night of the party and didn't return.

This is a sequel to Moments of Truth which details the von Trapp's escape from Austria after the Anschluss. You will likely be pretty lost unless you read Moments of Truth first, so I highly recommend it.

A rework of an old story. Chapters of the encounters of Maria and Georg on their honeymoon. M rated, work in progress. Please enjoy.

modern au. Strange, but under her gaze he felt as if, at last, after a long time, he was safe again. Any sorrow or anxiety was gone. It was just the two of them, and then that was all that mattered.