Another one shot told from Norm's POV. He feels lonely and heartsick over Coach, Diane and especially Sam after all three of them part in different directions. Set in between seasons 5 and 6.
This is something I've been wanting to do. Have little secrets about the Brady's that only they would know. I was going to do ten but only came up with six, which is perfect with the number of kids. If I think of more, I will definitely update with six more each chapter. In the meantime, give chapter one a whirl and tell me what you think!
Takes place the night before the "Climb Every Mountain" scene. Maria has a dream of not being as alone on the mountain as she thought. She wakes up knowing where to go and what to do for help in getting her life back on track. Fifth and final chapter up!
I'm in a romantic mood. Sam and Diane watch the sun go down by the docks on an autumn night. One shot.
Another one shot! This one takes place right after "Something Good". It's not until Kurt wakes up crying from a bad dream and Fredric admits to being his usual tricky self does Maria realize how truly connected she is to her soon-to-be sons. Enjoy!
Sam and Diane spend a Valentine's Day night together at Diane's apartment. Set in season 4, it's an incredibly sensual and spiritual one-shot. Happy Valentine's Day, lovers!
It's Janet's wedding day and Jack is having a hard time accepting she belongs to someone else. He tries to be happy and courageous but he has moments where his inner emotions overcome him. Slight alteration as Vicky is not in this piece. I never cared for her. One shot.
If you were fans of my "Birth, Death, Love and Babies" saga, you're in for a treat. This is the story of how Maria died told by Maria's POV. Take comfort in the fact that she did not suffer, she made a new friend, and that she is Sam and Diane's biggest fan! Last chapter is up, now complete!
My first Sound of Music story! A one-shot that gives you insight to what Maria was thinking and feeling on her wedding day.
Carol's kooky friend Martha gives her a gift of seeing a medium for Christmas. A reluctant Carol goes in but is fully healed when she comes out. If you're against New Age, please don't waste your time on this. One shot.
A hot New Year's evening under the stars makes Dill and Scout realize how much they mean to each other. One shot.
A painting and a song help Sam deal with the loss of his bride. Set moments after "I Do, Adieu."
It's Erin's wedding day and Mary-Ellen reflects on her rocky relationship with her little sister. I came up with the title because Olivia once said of Erin "the nurses at the hospital called her 'their little rosebud.'" I hope you enjoy.
Set in season 3, it's a story of New Year's Day morning and how an unexpected Diane Chambers moment helped kick off a great year for Sam and Diane. One shot.
The title can be misleading, just like the song the title was inspired from, it doesn't have to do with going to church. John thinks about his own God connection as the events of the episode, "The Sinner", unfold. Please, try to have an open mind when reading this. I know God and religion is a very delicate topic and I've done my best to make this story as positive as possible.
Another short one shot in which Violet writes a letter to George. The real reason why she wanted to move to New York is revealed and shows the bond between them will never be broken.
Erin is feeling down about herself and Olivia, as always, is there to try to help. When Olivia tells Erin the story of her name, she finds it not only heals her daughter but she heals herself. One shot.
I just thought of this an hour ago while I was in the shower. An AU to season 5, Coach comes to Sam in a dream on Halloween night and eerily predicts the outcome of Sam and Diane's wedding. Right down to the color of Diane's dress.
A new part of Sam and Diane's family saga. It focuses on Elizabeth as a young girl because I felt she needed more part of the story other than being the baby. Yes, Maria has her share of honorable mentions and would it be a Chelsea story without the moon?
Atticus comforts Jem after the Tom Robinson verdict. The story is told in Jem's words.