Alternate Games. No berries AU. "She lets the arrow fly and he pulls her back as soon as they're certain that it hit its mark. The trumpets sound. He opens his mouth to say something, but whatever it is gets drowned out by the trumpets. 'Presenting the victors of the seventy-fourth annual Hunger Games – Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark.'"

Peeta Mellark is famous and Katniss Everdeen would like to pretend she couldn't possibly care less. Oneshot.

The first night, on the way to the Capitol, she sobs into his chest before she even has the chance to have a nightmare. This is enough of one. His arms go around her instantly. "Hey, hey," he murmurs. "It's okay. You're okay." (She wonders if she ever will be.) A wedding in six parts. Oneshot.

After it's clear that living in District Four with her mother won't work, Katniss Everdeen returns home to District Twelve. But she doesn't expect Peeta Mellark, Twelve's most recent Victor to take her in.

(And One Time They Hosted One) The way to Katniss Everdeen's heart is through her stomach. CF AU. No Quell. Oneshot.

Katniss Everdeen, Victor of the Twenty Fifth Hunger Games, hardly remembers what it's like to be needed, these days. Peeta Mellark, the baker's youngest son, isn't used to being wanted. A chance encounter in the woods leaves them with irreparably crossed paths and the realization that maybe, just maybe, they can find what need in the other.

It's either a good piece of luck or a bad piece of luck, Katniss Everdeen ending up in Peeta Mellark's bed and being given an offer that's hard to refuse. It really just depends on who you ask.

Out of money and options, Katniss Everdeen joins the Ordered Spouse program for the Capitol stipend. What she doesn't expect is to be ordered, and certainly not by such a kind boy. In Panem AU. No Games. Arranged marriage fic.

"For the last week – or month or year, depending on how you look at it – she's only been made nervous by the numbers. Not that worrying helps." In Panem AU where marriages are controlled by the government and everything else is left for the couple to figure out by themselves. Themes borrowed from the movie TiMER.