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

Shall we begin at the beginning? This is on Cherry Street, Wonka's Shop. Good times we didn't see enough of, lots of fun and oddness, if slightly contaminated by Slugworth and other unfortunate things.

Mr Wonka has never been happier. But sometimes, happiness has a habit of straying...

For the sake of contemplation, what if Wonka had never owned a factory at all? What would his life be like? How would he survive out in the world, surrounded by reality, if he never had nor ever would have his factory? Long oneshot.

What might Charlie’s parents say to each other if they suspected that more than friendship was gong on between their son and Wonka? After which, Charlie and Wonka have a friendly discussion of their own. Warning: SLASH

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?

It's never quite elaborated what Charlie's condition actually IS when he agrees to come live with at the factory, and though it's rather minor and Charlie is most definitely worth the trouble, Willy Wonka finds it quite painful indeed.

CatCF. Charlie notices something unusual about their Christmas tree.

Just a quick and short drabble about an amusing conversation that I can see going on between Wonka and Charlie.

A lesson in Shakespeare. Based on the 1971 film. WonkaCharlie. Oneshot.

Charlie makes a mistake, and Willy Wonka begins to wonder whether he's suitable for the running of the factory after all. COMPLETE!

Willy Wonka has so much to teach Charlie Bucket about running a business.

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

Life had never been sweeter...until the words 'Better than Wonka's' were printed. Now Mr Wonka will not rest until order is restored to his universe, but will things really be that simple?

Guess who's coming to dinner? Wilbur Wonka, D.D.S., visits his son's factory for the first time.

Alternate Universe of CatCF movie in which Mister Willy Wonka never held his Golden Ticket contest. A very ordinary and usual boy bumps into a very extraordinary and unusual man.

[CatCF 2005, Post movie] Charlie needs braces but Wonka doesn't like the idea. No romance and pairings of any kind, just the fun a mentor and a heir can have.

Set Two Weeks after end of Movie, Wonka is finding he feels like family to Charlie, and he has big plans for them and the factory. But first, things must go wrong, and the press must get involved. Chapter summerys inside

This is basically a gap filler inner from the end of the movie, just before the dinner. Nothing more, nothing less. No new major characters. No self inserts. No romance. If you liked the movie, then I really hope that means you'll like this. Ongoing. . .