AU. When diagnosed with a terminal illness, Blair decides to spend her final days with her Eastland family. Knowing that Mrs. G. probably won't respect her wishes to cut ties with her DNA donors after their cruel betrayal, she also decides to keep her illness a secret from most. When the truth finally does come out, can Mrs. G. put her feelings aside and give Blair what she needs?

Jo and Blair are still going strong twenty years into their marriage.

This tory is about two eighteen-year-olds one who Blair has spurned as a lover. His revenge could have a consequence too. Warning, spanking included in this story.

This latest wordku poem takes place sometime after the episode which is entitled "Pretty Babies".

A brief one-shot following the events of "Willow Trees." AU. Around three months after the birth of Edna's and Howard's baby girl, April Ann, Howard feels great remorse over his attempt to convince Edna to get an abortion, and they have a deep discussion. They also pick a much more suitable nickname for their daughter besides "Pebbles!"

Every couple in love hits rough patches every now and then. Blair Warner and Jo Polniaczek are no exception. But sometimes, it takes an event outside of one's control to make one focus on what's really important in life. It would take a brutal lesson to drive that home to the young lovers.

What if you were given a second chance to make a life-altering decision? Would you choose differently or make the same decision again? WARNING: Jo/Blair FEMSLASH with a dash of Alexandra Cabot for spice.

After five years Jo Polniaczek returns to New York City and Blair Warner suddenly finds herself in a newly appointed corporate position. Relationships change over time...so do hearts. Jo and Blair are suddenly thrust into a tumultuous journey in learning about what they want in life and love.

A very short Jo/Blair story. Their Sophomore year at Langley College, Blair Warner and Jo Polniaczek finally realized they were in love. Young love is a beautiful thing, but it can also camouflage the inexorable march of life and time.

This free verse poem is about a letter that a former Eastland student named Tootie Ramsey sent to her mother.

AU. Edna Garrett learns a terribly painful lesson about prejudice against young people. WARNING: A major character death will take place in this story. Please read responsibly. One-shot.

This one haku poem is about what happened to Jo Polniaczek as a result of a party that Blair Warner has thrown.

Blair and Jo spend some time in California as they figure out the next steps in their relationship. Set during Season 6. A sequel to Still Working It Out.

It's Christmas 1993. Earlier that year, Jo Polniaczek and Blair Warner had discovered they were in love with each other, and were excitedly looking forward to their first Christmas together. However, an emergency at Warner Industry's Los Angeles Office means Blair and Jo will be separated for their first Christmas together...

Blair & Jo embark on a road trip vacation together only to get caught up in unfortunate, unforeseen consequences. This fanfic is an adaptation of the 1991 movie Thelma & Louise.

AU. After a white supremacist gang shows up in Peekskill, the Four Musketeers find themselves in grave danger. When the girls are attacked by the gang, their lives and Mrs. Garrett's life changes forever. WARNING: major character deaths WILL occur. Please read responsibly.

Jo Polniaczek and Blair Warner recently went from best friends to lovers. As Jo's first birthday since they had fallen in love approached, Blair wanted to do something different for the brunette from The Bronx. Both Blair and Jo got more than they bargained for.

It's been about five years since Mrs. Garrett and her girls have all been under one roof. Their lives have all taken different paths. When one of them is in trouble, she'll need to learn to put her trust in the people that love her and accept some truths about herself along the way. Trigger Warning: This story touches upon domestic violence. Jo/Blair Pairing.

As the girls head to New York City for a 2-year reunion trip, Jo Polniaczek-Bonner finds herself wrapped up in the gang she abruptly left upon being accept into Eastland and moving to Peekskill. While trying to keep her friends safe and out of harm's way, Jo is stretched to the limit -her marriage following suit- as she finds herself dancing with her inner demons.

After a tumultuous ending to a wonderful weekend together in New York, Jo returned to Los Angeles, more confused than ever about her relationship with Blair. Now Jo lays recovering in a hospital after being shot in the line of duty, Blair and Jo's parents racing to Los Angeles to be at her side. Part 3 of the Desert Moon Series

With the shock of seeing each other again for the first time in seven years-and being at the same resort for a week-Blair and Jo try to keep their vacations as normal as possible. But it will be impossible for each of them to ignore one another, either at the resort, or long after they leave. For better or worse, Jo and Blair are back in each others' lives. Part 2 of Desert Moon

After a tumultuous break-up, Jo Polniaczek and Blair Warner have gone their separate ways, Jo eventually moving to Los Angeles for a fresh start on life. A twist of fate brings them together in the most unlikely manner. The first story in a new series

Final sequel to The Bet, The Date, The Kiss, and The Talk. "Jo, have you ever had sex?" Blair asked. Jo's head snapped up from the Basic Anatomy book she was reading. She regarded her with furrowed eyebrows, her eyes squinting. "What brought this up?" Blair remained silent and pointed to the cover of the book in Jo's hands. Oneshot!

After a terrible fight over Jo's sexuality, Jo Polniaczek's parents give her an ultimatum. Facing the abandonment of her family for being who she is, she also doesn't think she can tell the one person who she loves more than anyone else in the world-that's because that one person is her roommate in college. Seeing no other alternatives, Jo makes a fateful decision.

With Jo Polniaczek now an active part of Blair's Foundation to legalize same-sex marriage in New York, the pace of pressure on the New York State government intensifies. Will Jo and Blair finally attain their dream, and that for so many others? Or will politics again stand in the way of their goal?