Sometimes there are lessons we don't learn until it's almost too late. D'Artagnan is forced to re-examine his relationship with his father, his friends, and even his place among the Musketeers. D'Artagnan/Athos centric. Non-slash.

A newpaper parody of the Musketeers' world. Read and be amused. This is a joint venture between the Musketeers and the Cardinal's Guards and we don't know how long this partnership will last.

Raoul finds a new way to pass the time, much to his father's consternation. Baby one-shot from the 'Bitter to Sweet' universe.

A tragedy befalls D'Artagnan and all those around him, making Athos re-examine what D'Artagnan truly means to him after what happened on the battlefield months prior. Sequel to 'Lionheart.' D'Artagnan/Athos centric with healthy doses of our other boys for general audiences. Non-slash.

The winds of change are blowing over Paris as the English fleet washes over the great city like a wave and France is suddenly at the mercy of the Duke of Buckingham. Will the Inseparables rise to the challenge once again and free France from the invader? Sequel to The Three Musketeers 2011 movie

Milady de Winter's welcome was cold as she regarded d'Artagnan, and what she had to say was even more so.

To those that grieve over a loss, something that they once thought beautiful becomes something darker.

To me, with Athos and D'Artagnan, actions speak much louder than words. A series of one-shots ranging anwhere from 100 to 1,000 words for Athos/D'Artagnan father/son relationship. R&R! Rated for some swearing. 14. Raise Your Glass

Making candles is a long and tedious task that is not suited for two musketeers. However, if you anger Tréville, this is the sort of thing to expect.

Summary: August 1626, Paris. Porthos and d'Artagnan discern that losing is the only one way to win. Disclaimer: Dumas & Maquet works are public domain.

What does Athos really see in d'Artagnan?

My name is Constance Bonacieux, and I am not a normal lady in waiting. I count Queen Anne as my friend, and that may get me into trouble. The 2011 film as seen through the POV of Constance.

A collection of short stories that revolves about the things characters had to give up for their loved ones. *Chapter 12 is up! The night is a good time for introspection.*

Schleichende Veränderungen im Hauptquartier bereiten den Musketieren Sorgen aber das ist nur der Auftakt zu einer Geschichte, in der niemand ist, was er zu sein scheint... Achtung: AU! Kapitel 40: Endlich erfahren alle die wahren Hintergründe!

There might be another chapter, but this is also complete in and of itself :)

If they truly loved each other then why was it that they fed off of each other's weaknesses? When they actually sat down to think about their relationship, they realised that they did not love each other. Actually far from it.

He knew that there would come a day when the past would come back to haunt him and as he stares into the face of evil, he is struck by one thing... His resemblance to his side of the family and to her. The woman who had caused him so much pain in the first place. However, this time he finds that he is no longer alone and that an old friend is there beside him, to fight for him.

The young Count is saddened by his father's death and disheartened by the new responsibilities he faces, when fate shoves a young woman into his path. At least he believes it's fate.

The Trio return from separate missions to find D'Artagnan much different from the spirited young man they remember, and quickly realise that he and Planchet are sharing a dark secret. But when the facade comes crashing down and someone begins to unravel, will there still be time to mend what was broken? Are there some things that you can never come back from? No Slash

The Musketeers had long disbanded and parted ways - then a young woman from Gascony arrives in Paris, just as Raoul decides to make a name for himself as a playwright to his father's dismay. [On Hiatus]

Les Trois Mousquetaires :: une paire de drabbles sur Athos :: 1ère vignette : l'estime de M. de Tréville pour Athos. 2ème : et l'admiration du cadet D'Artagnan pour lui et ses amis... ::gen, un peu angsteux::

"Athos had never, in all his years, experienced such a deep, heart breaking anguish. D'Artagnan was his boy, his best friend, his savior, his light. Now that his light was gone, there was nothing left for Athos to do but stumble in the dark." But could he really be gone? Not slash!

Aramis nawraca jedną ze swych przyjaciółek. Intymna to chwila niewątpliwie i racz wybaczyć, czytelniku, że ją podejrzałem, a teraz Ciebie kuszę. Rzecz utrzymana, jeśli chodzi o podejście do religii (a raczej religijności), w duchu książki, więc jeśli kogoś przytyki Dumas'a oburzały, to tutaj też się urazi. Styczniowy kramik z promptami, dla VerMy.

Bad weather on your wedding day bodes ill, likewise for spilling ink on the wedding contract and dropping the ring. Was Olivier de la Fere's marriage doomed from the start?

SUMMARY: 1638, Bragelonne. On service and tradition. Or how Grimaud managed to have someone to keep up with some ancient tradition of his family.DISCLAIMER: Dumas and Maquet's works are public domain.