Charlie Bucket writes a letter to his daughter to explain who actually gave her life and reflects a little about his past. mpreg, Nothing graphic All feedback appreciated.

When one goes about extracting something sweet from its wrapper, one must consider not only the prize inside, but the beauty of the entire unwrapping procedure. As the title implies, a manual on unwrapping a Wonka. Wink wink, nudge nudge.

He doesn't like to be touched. Neither does Charlie, anymore.

This story is completely random and is open to flamers and people who are nice about reviewing...I felt the urge to write it...its very short and it makes no sense, so if you enjoy randomness, then you may actually like it, but whatever. Fin

In response to some people: Yeah, no DUH I'm not Cleolinda, I wish i was. This is a tribute to her.

[Based on both movies, the book, and the TV ads] When Charlie refuses to come to the facotry, Depp!Wonka tries to choose another child. When that doesn't work, he tries to clone himself, but that leads to even stranger occurrences...

An extended drabble with meandering logic. Charlie has grown up, and no longer believes in magic. Willy is a freak of nature. oneshot clearly.

An unexpected sideeffect occurs when Willy Wonka, on Charlie's insistence, decides to test some candy. The result? Willy turns into a... now that would be telling Please Review!

Unrequited WonkaCharlie. In which teen!Charlie throws Mr. Wonka for a loop: what do you do when your routine is broken? Oneshot.

Charlie finds out that he's becoming just like his mentor. Violencec, slash

Dinner at the Bucket house isn't quite what one would expect. Darkish

Ok summary lol: Wonka kidnapped and sold as a slave, Charlie and Mr. Wonka rescues Wonka Lots of ANGST and some HC. Nothing explicit, not slash, but has the potential!

Willy Wonka disappears for a few days every now and then Charlie learned first not to ask questions, but anxiety has gotten the best of him. Not slash.

Willy and Charlie come to an understanding. WWCB. Fluff.

Based on 2005 movie. Willy Wonka is dying from a terminal illness and tells Charlie.

In order to keep the Buckets from being removed from the Factory, Wonka agrees to something he doesn’t particularly approve of. Normalcy, anyone?

Grandma Georgina and Mr. Willy Wonka have a little morning chat together. Being the sober people they are, they, naturally, discuss the...more difficult questions of humanity, such as: Do you think jam is lovely?

The last room at the end of the hallway holds proof that competition can be an ugly thing...