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The thoughts of Jesse as he kneels before Winnie's grave.

I'm going to drink from the stream. For Jesse. Winnie drank for the stream and is waiting for Jesse to come back for her. No flames, please! Please R&R

Emily Lorang is the new girl in town. After an accident involving her lunch on Jesse Tuck's shirt, the two form a close friendship. She sees how much he is in pain after losing a mysterious girl named Winnie Foster, who Jesse claims died years before. Will Jesse realize his love for Emily, or will his heart forever belong to Winnie? Takes place after the events of Tuck Everlasting.

Jesse returns and finds Winnie alive after 100 years. Miles finds a girl.

The Tuck family returns to see Winnie.Jesse meets her Grandaughter.He slowly falls for her.But she refuses to fall for Jesse because she believes she is a replacement.Can he convice her she isn't.

Decisions are everywhere, in everything. They can destroy or save you. But no matter what, decisions change you. For Winnie, the decision was never easy but it was one she had to make. One-Shot

An alternate ending. Short and petite. Winnie's second option, the frowned upon option, may have a tiny twist to the assumed consequence. One-shot.

"And some days, when doing something as menial as washing dishes or hanging laundry out on the clothelines on a sunny spring day, Winnie would let her mind go back to that day." This is what happened to Winnie after that fateful summer.

A poem where Winnie reflects on her time with Jesse Tuck and the lessons he taught her.

Winnie Foster didn't choose immortalilty with Jesse Tuck. This is in 2010, she's gone and new generations follow. We meet her great great grand dauter Lily Owens. Let me know if you like it or if I make little mistakes, I stink at grammer. First FanFic!

Shadows and lightning. Dark cloaks and top hats. Was it real? Or had he imagined the whole thing? And really, did it matter? One-shot.

She drank the water. She left her blood family. She's joined her true family. The people who care about her. The people who took care of her and loved her when her parents didn't. But now, something goes wrong. Terribly wrong.

This is my version of how Tuck Everlasting should have ended.

Jesse's reflections. Don't want to give too much away. Some fluff, I suppose.