It was the word 'vital' that had beset him. Yes, yes, everyone who knew her considered her a vital, lively woman. But Higgins now felt that she was vital to him. A necessary, life-affirming thing that he was meant to... Mine is, most simply, a story of sudden realizations and slow declarations. Now with a new chapter far too late for Valentine's Day!

If I ever direct My Fair Lady, in the last scene Eliza would stand behind Higgins, smiling lovingly but mischievously, the slippers on the backswing aimed at his head, as the lights fade quickly to black. And what happens next? Read on.

A collection of vignettes and short fics of varying genres, focusing on Eliza and Freddy's life together, post-movie, written for the 30-day OTP challenge. "Togetherness" is the central theme. Story 1: They had very little. They wanted more. But they both knew they had what they needed.

Eliza begins to search for her own independence and identity, much to the inconvenience of Professor Higgins. He is forced to understand she is no longer his pupil. The story begins where the film ends. R&R please, so I know whether to continue!

Henry and Eliza are in love! How will it work? What does their future bring? Read to find out.

Missing wedding night scene from "A Better Man". Henry experiences anxiety when faced with his first night with Eliza.

Henry Higgins is awoken in the middle of the night by his crying baby boy James, and comforts him in a way that is uniquely Higgins. One-shot.

With a daunting three weeks left until the Embassy Ball, it makes perfect sense that Higgins and Eliza would be working until 3 AM. But when they both fall asleep, there may be life -and perspective- changing consequences for both of them... One-shot. Rating between a K plus and T.

Eliza has married Freddy, as foretold by Shaw. Will their little family survive The Great War? Will Higgins ever forgive her? *Reviews are a fanfiction writer's only compensation. Please be generous, even if you hate it!*

"But I can't turn your soul on," he said softly. She felt her heart twist painfully in her chest and were she less determined not to show any weakness, she would have hugged her arms around her shoulders for comfort.

For Henry Higgins, falling in love was a little like the five stages of grief. Written for the 101-word challenge at LJ's Great Tales comm.

I have always wondered if this could have happened. Hope you like it :

A small little addition to the ending of the movie. Hope you guys like it. Henry/Eliza

Next update will be next week! Please R&R!

In which Higgins regrets what he lost but could have kept. Alternate ending to the movie.

Someone takes the road less travelled, and the end result puts two rivals on equal footing. A story fraught with lost identity, surprise invitations, and male posturing! *Reviews mean a happy and motivated writer!*

Sequel to "Eliza Doolittle: The Life and Times of a Good Girl". Henry is forced to make ammends by courting the mother of his child. What could possibly go wrong? *Now complete!*

Mrs. Higgins and Eliza have a talk. "He proclaimed emphatically that he could do without you, that his soul was his own. Knowing Henry, he meant precisely the opposite."

A brief history of our beloved heroine, and a look into the future. *Now Complete* Reviews are great!

Henry, in a bout of insomnia, writes Eliza a letter.

They define simple love.

Henry Higgins and Eliza Doolittle get rave reviews for a project they've done together. One-shot.

things may turn out differently if Higgins prevents Eliza from leaving in the first place. Perhaps we should analyze their feelings a little more...

A short story of Eliza's point of view on the day where She and Henry Higgins meet.

A continuation of the My Fair Lady ending, who knows where life will take Higgins and Eliza? I do. Persevere through the first few chapters, it only gets REALLY good in the middle .