Let's imagine Rhett had that 300 dollars to pay the taxes and is willing to make a deal with the woman he loves. Where will this relationship lead them? No Frank Kennedy!:)

This is the story of the formation of Scarlett and Rhett's relationship. The story will take us to Tara after the war. But... Scarlett did not marry Charles Hamilton, and perhaps her feelings for Ashley will not be so indestructible, but will Rhett find out about it? Rated "M" for some chapters.

Three years after their divorce, Scarlett is the head of "The Boutique Robillard" and becomes the muse of the young and handsome fashion king Duncan Vayton, Charlestonian citizen like Rhett. Our dear Rhett will have a hard time winning back Scarlett's love from this perfect Prince Charming. Rated "M" only on a few chapters.

Trois ans après leur divorce, Scarlett est à la tête de "The Boutique Robillard" et devient la muse du jeune et beau roi de la mode Duncan Vayton, Charlestonien comme Rhett. Notre cher Rhett aura fort à faire pour regagner l'amour de Scarlett face à ce prince charmant parfait. Quelques chapitres classés "M"

Rhett meets a malevolent trickster in New Orleans who sends him to spend the rest of his life in Scarlett's brain.

After returning from her honeymoon, Scarlett overhears a conversation which changes everything. Well, you know what they say about eavesdroppers...

It's the eve of a new decade in New York City: women have just gained the right to vote, alcohol has been banned en masse across the nation, and Scarlett has just eloped with her Great Romance, Ashley Wilkes. They are an ideal and honest couple, until they are not, and she finds herself in a position that would have her ancestors roll in their graves–an ex-wife.

I have written some more short stories. Each chapter is a complete story. Most are happy but a few will be tear jerkers.

Scarlett returns in time. She is an older woman before she returns in time. Her lack of memories of her past is going to cause her problems.

Let's imagine that the unpleasant, awful conversation between Rhett and Scarlett didn't happen on the stairs. But, words hurt and have consequences... Half a step to divorce or happiness...

Scarlett visits Rhett's room the night he tells her he's leaving.

Through a series of cascading events, our dynamically dysfunctional couple ends up stranded in a remote upstate New York cabin. With the kids. Takes place approximately two months before Ashley's infamous birthday. Let's shake this snow globe up.

Rhett proposes, but things do not go as he hopes.

Rhett doesn't know it, but he needs help with his marriage. One of his descendants, Derek, is going back in time to help him. Derek doesn't know it, but he desperately needs to help Rhett save his marriage in order to have a happy life himself.

In which by some weird twist of fate, Rhett becomes Scarlett's childhood friend, and it all changes the destiny of every one of our characters.

Let's imagine that Rhett Butler continued to live by the famous phrase he lived by with Scarlett, "All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players..." And even after his departure, having recovered a little, continued to play his favourite role, "I don't love Scarlett". The action begins two months after the novel ends and Scarlett goes to Charleston. Short story.

Let's imagine that that awful conversation about separate bedrooms didn't go according to plan for Scarlett and Rhett. Let's give them a chance. A story in one chapter.

This is a what if story. What if Rhett was a forensic anthropologist and Scarlett was an FBI agent. It is loosely based on the television show Bones. It is not a cross over. Temperance Brennan and Seeley Booth will not be in this story.

Let's imagine that after a conversation in the final chapter between the main characters, one of them has reached a point of no return. It happens. There are no invincible people. A short story in one chapter.

Scarlett wakes up expecting another dreary day under siege in Atlanta but instead finds herself in Charleston in the year 1847, where an ill-famed Captain Butler was not yet so ill-famed, nor a Captain. As she begins to question their seemingly intertwined fates, she realizes she feels something she once dared never to say.

What if in a critical point in the novel Melanie had meddled? Her words to Scarlett as she was dying made Scarlett realize her love for Rhett, but what if Melanie had intervened earlier? A simple one shot inspired by conversations on the message boards...

Scenes from Scarlett and Rhett’s honeymoon in New Orleans. Some book-compliant. Some not so much.

Scarlett is back at Tara, heart-broken by everything that happened. She receives a letter from Ashley, finally confessing his feelings to her.

Ashley and Scarlett finally confessed their passion for each other re-building Tara and Twelve Oaks together, in post-war Geogia, under the watchful eyes of Melanie.

Ashely is secrectly madly in love with Scarlett, he was simply better at disguising it all these years. Here is his self confession.